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Report on Giving 2007-2008.Indd Report on Giving Message from Charles (Dusty) Riddle ’09 Last month in Taiwan, I represented Through two task forces, several rec- Now is the time for you to do your the Simon School at an annual confer- ommendations have emerged which part to help Simon bring these ideas ence that brings together the student are designed to improve both student to fruition by donating your time, leaders of the top 50 business schools and recruiter satisfaction. In May, the your resources and your talent. in the world. finalists for Dean Zupan’s Improving In the past year, several of you have The impact of the global reces- the Simon School course presented given back to Simon and, on behalf of sion was evident throughout the their recommendations to the Execu- the student body, I want to sincerely discussions, particularly during our tive Advisory Committee (E.A.C.). thank you. Your contribution has conversations concerning placement The recommendations varied greatly enabled Simon to remain an exciting issues, admissions and the evolution but each offered an innovative way place to study and grow. We all have of business school curricula. I learned to improve the institution. In the past so much to be proud of but, during how several top U.S. schools have year, I have had hundreds of discus- such a challenging period, there is chosen to incorporate an ethics course sions with administrators and alumni, always more that each of us can do into their core studies. Other schools many of whom have used their experi- to give back. Consider what you can have been innovative in using the ences to generate amazing ideas. It is do to ensure Simon becomes an even economy to re-engage alumni, recruit- clear that between the administration, better place to educate the business ers and the media in order to advance the students and the various alumni leaders of tomorrow. Thank you again the school and to further distinguish councils that our “thought leadership” for your continued generous support. its brand. is in place. The quick implementation At Simon, we also believe that of these ideas will be critical for the Warmest regards, challenging times create an opportu- long-term positioning of the Simon Charles (Dusty) Riddle ’09 nity to drive change and innovation. School. Alumni Annual Giving 2007–2008 Giving Levels (includes matching gift pledges) This report lists all gifts made to the Simon School between July 1, 2007, and June 30, 2008. Every effort has been made to Simon Founders $1,000,000+ include the names of all our donors and to ensure the accu- Simon Benefactors $100,000 to $999,999 racy of their names and giving levels. If you are aware of any errors or oversights, we apologize in advance and ask you to Simon Patrons $50,000 to $99,999 call the Simon School Advancement Office at (585) 275-7563. Simon Directors $25,000 to $49,999 Simon Executives $10,000 to $24,999 Please note that the criteria for the Report on Giving have changed. All outright gifts and pledge payments received in Simon Leaders $5,000 to $9,999 fiscal year 2007–2008 have been listed. Total pledge amounts Simon Society $2,500 to $4,999 will no longer be listed. Simon Partners $1,000 to $2,499 All degrees listed are Simon School degrees only; other Uni- Simon Fellows $500 to $999 versity of Rochester degrees are not noted. Executive M.B.A. Program graduates are indicated by (*); deceased donors are Simon Associates $250 to $499 indicated by (†). Simon Hundred Club $100 to $249 Simon Donors $1 to $99 University of Rochester • Simon Graduate School of Business • Report on Giving 2007–2008 1 Friends Simon Partners 2007–2008 Operating Support Payments Susan F. Blumberg Simon Founders Hollis S. Budd Annual Giving Fund $1,034,000 Pamela Chesonis James L. Budd, M.D. Includes corporate matching funds Simon Benefactors Susie Dare Donna May Carlson Fielding Lynne D. Davidson Other Operating Support $1,202,000 Diane Jones Patricia Dobies Includes student activities, clubs and initiatives; payments on Michael Jones Anne Farnham previous class gifts; curriculum development, research and seminars Martin L. Suter Heather Alice Garrison Endowment Support Payments $2,826,000 Suzanne S. Suter Sharon Lyn Hauselt Clifford Holderness Endowment payments from71 individuals, corporations and 20 Simon Patrons Deirdre C. Honick foundations that support scholarships,9 faculty and facilities Marilyn Sue Rosen Joseph Honick Simon Directors Margaret Hubbard Simon School Fund Year 2008 Colleen M. Anderson Gregg A. Jarrell Steffen W. Parratt Judith D. Knight, R.N. Susan A. Parratt Franziska B. Lys Total Revenue Carolyn MacDonald Total Revenue Linda Ellen Fisher Sloan Gifts, Grants and Thomas R. Sloan David B. McAllister II Misc. Income 9% Cathleen Paprocki Simon Executives Cynthia Ryan Patricia Abrams Michele H. Skupp Endowment Net1 Tuition and Michelle Altilio Income 20% Fees2 71% Marian Stamm 61 3 22 Joseph M. Bell Mei-Ying Tsai 17 Andrew M. Carter Madeleine T. Van Duyne Karen Coronas G. Robert Witmer Jr. Kimberley Fraher Dodie Zimmerman Julene Gilbert Jerold L. Zimmerman Dennis Kessler Total Expenses Robert Koegel Simon Fellows Total Revenue LeeAnn Miller Deepa Reshmi Camenga, University Central J. Peter Simon M.D. Administration Alex D. Castro Expenses 22% Janet Simon Mark Zupan Suzanne B. Durant Salaries and 1 Maria L. Finniss Benefits2 61% Operating 3 Simon Leaders Caroline Gaynor Expenses 17% Kimberley Augustine Karl Geercken Cindy C. Bloch Robert W. Gibson Laurence H. Bloch Stacey Gordon Hope Drummond Eleanor Hastings Roger B. Friedlander Shane Heitzman Net Tuition and Fees $21,258,000 71% Ronald W. Hansen Mitchell E. Jones Barbara Sassano Christine Kilton-Augustine Endowment Income $ 6,122,000 20% Laura J. Thurner S.P. Kothari Gifts, Grants and Miscellaneous Income $ 2,793,000 9% Heidi Lind Simon Society Jessie Luchetti Total Revenue $30,173,000 100% Lois Anderson Alan R. McGarry U.S.N. Margaret M. Burns (Ret.) (†) Salaries and Benefits $18,264,000 61% Janis F. Hicks Gleason Monica Parrinello Kathryn Ann Mortimer Jennifer J. Patterson University Central Administration Expenses $ 6,701,000 22% Kimberly E. Pidherny Catharine Petko Mariko Sakita-Mozeson Operating Expenses $ 5,208,000 17% James A. Schloss Friederike Seligman Neena Singh Total Expenses $30,173,000 100% Joel Seligman John S. Spaulding Robert C. Tait II Igor Spivak 2 University of Rochester • Simon Graduate School of Business • Report on Giving 2007–2008 Michal Spivak E. Peter Kane Alberta L. Lewandowski J. Scott Lyng, B.S. Class of 1965 Hans L. Stohrer, M.D. Jane S. Kelly Arthur B. Lewandowski Wilmer P. O’Connell, B.S. Jean K. Thurner Suzanne M. Kievit Richard A. Mays Ted H. Schmidt, B.S. Simon Partners Dwight F. Ryan, M.B.A. Cheryl Lynn Yawman Shigemi Kimura Howard K. McDonell Maria D. Zupan, Ph.D. Diahn Kleehammer Thomas Montanaro Class of 1962 Simon Hundred Club Andrew J. Leone Channing H. Philbrick Simon Associates Simon Associates Robert J. Blossom, B.S. Karen Ansbro Leone Marie A. Philbrick Gene G. Hoff, M.B.A. Paulette W. Butler Sharon G. Malcolm, B.S. Doris W. Luckey Patricia S. Phillips Richard C. Sowa, B.S. Dr. Renee D. Cohn Jones George W. Luckey Randall R. Phillips Simon Hundred Club Col. Gary R. Vangysel Chrissie Copoulos, R.N. Leslie M. Marx William D. Rahal Richard H. Arfman, M.S. U.S.M.C., B.S. John M. Costanzo Gary D. Minsavage Vithal P. Sanapala Glenn O. Brown, M.S. Adam J. Gutstein Janet Mirsky David L. Schillinger Gordon R. Gulick, B.S. Simon Donors David Handal Charles M. Mitschow Marie K. Schillinger Fay M. Piester, B.S. Richard T. Holleran, B.S. Barrie O. Heiligman Margaret Mitschow Ronald M. Schmidt Halle M. Januchowski Uma Pansari G. William Schwert III Class of 1963 Class of 1966 Kimberly Y. Joy Emily Parrino Robert M. Sepaniak Kay A. Kreiter Simon Fellows Simon Partners Helen F. Perry Greg E. Shaffer Thomas L. Quinn, M.B.A. Kim Krenzer Freeman C. Lewis, M.S. Heather Protter Paul Shanahan Simon Associates Stephen C. Lynn Allison M. Raith Martha Neil Skewes Simon Associates David C. Heiligman, B.S., Charles L. Maddow Michael A. Raith Richard S. Skewes Bruce A. Hopkins, B.S. M.S. Cheryl Ann Moss Herman Catherine A. Ramirez Marilyn M. Terry Kasturi Nandi Erik C. Rausch Simon Hundred Club Simon Hundred Club Mandeep K. Nehra Polly A. Reeder Class of 1959 Paul S. Boylan, B.S. Terry D. Giles, B.S., M.B.A. Monica Nehra Diane M. Romance John Brychcy, B.S. William H. Leadbitter, B.S. Kathleen O’Donnell Simon Associates Vincent J. Ciulla, B.S. Kevin J. McCabe, M.B.A. Lynn L. Ruszanowski John R. Lanz, M.S. Newcomb Robert A. Ruszanowski Jr. Vaughan C. Judd, M.S. Arthur L. Purinton II, M.B.A. Daniel H. Oberlies Mary A. Schroeder Simon Hundred Club Simon Donors William F. Schmitt, B.S. Mark L. Palvino Norman Siegler, M.B.A. Jonathan Schwartz Daniel J. Flanagan, B.S. Christopher A. Eckel, B.S. Ramon L. Ricker Charles L. Smithers, M.B.A. Kirsten Schwartz Peter J. Mermagen, B.S. Dale B. Fleishman, B.S. Ruth M. Seitelman Theresa A. Sciarabba Thomas E. Schillinger, B.S. Karen Seitz Keith C. Herms, B.S. Simon Donors Abraham Seidmann Theodore F. Horvath, M.S. Jack L. Bartlett, M.S. Maulee Tolia Jay Shanken Simon Donors Heidi Tribunella Robert T. Burns, B.S. (†) James E. Roland Jr., B.S. John W. Beck, B.S. Mary Beth Shaughnessy Cdr. Paul J. Striffler, B.S. Thomas S. Foulkes, M.B.A. Thomas J. Tribunella Angie Sheldon Donald W.
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