Years25 of Posse scholar Success 1989 Founded in 1989 in New York City, The Posse Foundation is now a NATIONAL MOVEMENT WITH NINE CHAPTERS Posse’s partner688 colleges and universities have The Posse Foundation51 currently partners in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, awarded $688 MILLION IN FULL-TUITION, with 51 COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. New Orleans, New York and Washington, D.C. FOUR-YEAR SCHOLARSHIPS.

35 2,200 THIRTY-FIVE PERCENT of Posse partner colleges and Posse has MORE THAN 2,200 ALUMNI. universities have doubled, tripled or quadrupled the size of the program on their campuses.

2 25,000 More than 25,000 college students attended POSSEPLUS RETREATS at which Scholars, students, faculty and administrators discuss issues such as education, race, social responsibility and sexuality and their impact on the campus environment.

To support2012 post-9/11 veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces as they pursue degrees at top institutions of higher education, the Posse Veterans Program was launched in 2012. Vassar College and Wesleyan University are the first institutions to accept Veterans Posses. 70 460 The Posse STEM Program was established in 2006 to help support outstanding students from diverse backgrounds More than 460 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATORS interested in science, technology, engineering and mathematics majors. In 2014, The Posse Foundation announced at a HAVE MENTORED SCHOLARS as part of Posse’s college summit hosted by the White House that 10 top institutions of higher education had committed over comprehensive Campus Program. $70 million in STEM scholarships to Scholars over the next five years.

190 Since 2001, Posse180 Scholars and alumni have won over BY 2020, Posse2020 plans to be in 10 CITIES, have 100 COLLEGE Posse has MORE THAN 190 CAREER PROGRAM 180 prestigious national fellowships, including AND UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIPS, RECRUIT 1,000 PARTNERS who hire Scholars for competitive the Soros, Marshall, Gates, Truman, Watson, Beinecke, SCHOLARS annually, SUPPORT 4,000 SCHOLARS on campus internships and recruit alumni for full-time positions. Davis and Fulbright, among others. annually, and work with a growing network of 6,000 ALUMNI.

3 In 1989, hoping to build a more integrated and diverse student body, Vanderbilt University took a risk on an unknown program with no track record. The program was Posse. There were only five students in that first Posse, but professors felt like there were dozens; their leadership was so noticeable. They added a different perspective to classroom discussions. They started new campus organizations. They supported fledgling student groups. They set the bar high and defined themselves­—and all Posse Scholars to follow—as the leaders we believed they could be. These young people were the pioneers, the first Posse Scholars who enrolled at Vanderbilt never realizing their success would pave the way for thousands after them.

Today, 25 years later, 51 top-tier colleges and universities are partnered with The Posse Foundation. These outstanding institutions of higher education are committing full-tuition, leadership scholarships to students from nine Posse cities: Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, New Orleans, New York City and Washington, D.C.

Posse’s partner colleges and universities are true institutional heroes. Collectively, they send a clear message that these young men and women both deserve this opportunity and will be assets to their campuses. Together they work with Posse to support the development of a new kind of leadership network in the United States, one that better reflects the diversity of the nation and one that will better represent the voices, perspectives and needs of all Americans.

By the year 2020, Posse expects to be in 10 cities, collaborate with 100 college and university partners, serve 5,000 Posse Scholars programmatically each year, and count 6,000 Posse alumni in the workforce.

To all of you who have supported these young people as they pursue their ambitions, we thank you.

We look forward to the next 25 years with great anticipation as we watch dear these men and women take on the challenges that face our communities and our world. We are lucky that our future is in their hands.

Warmly,

friends, Deborah Bial, President + Founder a letter from posse president + founder and national board chair Jeffrey Ubben, National Board Chair

4 Contents 4 Letter from the President + Founder and Chair 23 Posse Nation 6 Concept, Mission and Goals 28 Gala 8 Program Components 30 Posse’s Galaxy of Stars 10 Posse STEM Program 32 Donors of Distinction 12 Posse Veterans Program 33 Lifetime Architects 14 Vanderbilt University 34 Contributors 16 College + University Partners 44 People Are Talking about Posse 18 Alumni Achievement 46 Financials 20 Career Program 50 Posse Board 22 2013 Highlights 54 Posse Staff

5 concept mission GOALS

6 Concept Posse started in 1989 because of one student who said, “I never would have dropped out of college if I had my posse with me.” The Posse Foundation identifies public high school students with extraordinary academic and leadership potential who may be overlooked by traditional college selection processes. The Foundation extends to these students the opportunity to pursue personal and academic excellence by placing them in supportive, multicultural teams—Posses—of 10 students. The Foundation’s partner colleges and universities award Posse Scholars four-year, full-tuition leadership scholarships. Mission The Posse model works for both students and college campuses and is rooted in the belief that a small, diverse group of talented students—a Posse—carefully selected and trained, can serve as a catalyst for increased individual and community development. As the United States becomes an increasingly multicultural society, Posse believes that the leaders of this new century should reflect the country’s rich demographic mix and that the key to a promising future for our nation rests on the ability of strong leaders from diverse backgrounds to develop consensus solutions to complex social problems. One of the primary aims of the Posse program is to train these leaders of tomorrow. three Goals

1. To expand the pool from which top colleges and universities can recruit outstanding young leaders from diverse backgrounds. 2. To help these institutions build more interactive campus environments so they can become more welcoming for people from all backgrounds. 3. To ensure that Posse Scholars persist in their academic studies and graduate so they can take on leadership positions in the workforce.

7 five program components The Posse Foundation achieves its goals through five program components:

1. Recruitment

2. Pre-Collegiate Training Program

3. Campus Program

4. Career Program

5. Posse Access

8 five

5. 3. Posse Access Campus program Posse Access is an online database Program designed to give Posse partner colleges and universities exclusive access The Campus Program works to ensure to unselected student nominees to the retention of Posse Scholars and consider for regular admission. Through to increase the impact of Posse on Posse Access, the hundreds of finalists 1. campus. Posse staff members visit nationwide who are not selected can opt each college and university four times a 4. to have their application profiles made components Recruitment 2. year for meetings with Posse Scholars, available to each of Posse’s partner campus liaisons and mentors. During Career Program institutions. By identifying candidates From September to December each Pre–Collegiate a Posse’s first two years on campus, through the Posse Access database, year, Posse conducts the Dynamic The Career Program supports Posse Scholars meet with their mentor partner schools benefit from Posse’s Assessment Process (DAP), a unique Scholars as they transition from being Training each week as a group and every holistic approach to evaluating student evaluation method designed to identify leaders on campus to becoming leaders other week individually. In addition, potential and see a much greater pool of young leaders who might be missed Program in the workforce. Posse plays an integral Posse facilitates an annual weekend- highly qualified students. by traditional admissions criteria but role in the professional development From January to August of their senior long PossePlus Retreat attended by who can excel at selective colleges of these young people by providing year in high school, Posse Scholars meet members of the larger student body, and universities. Using nontraditional them with the tools and opportunities weekly with staff trainers and their Posse faculty and administration with the goal forums to evaluate potential, DAP necessary to secure highly competitive peers for two-hour workshops. The of discussing an important campus offers students an opportunity to and career-enhancing internships and Pre-Collegiate Training Program consists issue identified by Posse Scholars. demonstrate their intrinsic leadership jobs. One of the ways Posse achieves of workshops that address four areas: abilities, their skill at working in a team this is by partnering with exceptional 1) team building and group support, setting, and their motivation and desire companies and organizations, both 2) cross-cultural communication, to succeed. DAP has proven to be an nationally and abroad. The Career 3) leadership and becoming an active extremely effective tool for identifying Program has three core components: agent of change on campus, and outstanding young leaders. Through 1) The Internship Program, 2) Career 4) academic excellence. The goal of the a three-part process, including large- Counseling Services and 3) The Alumni Pre-Collegiate Training Program is to group and individual interviews, Posse Network. prepare Scholars for leadership roles on staff and partner college and university campus and for the high-level academic administrators ultimately select a expectations of their colleges. diverse group of 10 students for each institution, thus forming a Posse.

9 Posse stem program The Posse STEM Program Posse STEM program Partner Institutions The Posse Foundation believes that science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) innovations are inextricably linked to our national health, security and global competitiveness. The Posse STEM program was developed in 2006 in Brandeis University (Posse New York) collaboration with Brandeis University to help institutions of higher education improve the numbers and performance of Bryn Mawr College (Posse Boston) students from diverse backgrounds majoring in STEM fields. Davidson College (Posse Miami) In addition to the traditional Posse programming, the Posse STEM model includes a two-week summer immersion Franklin & Marshall College (Posse Miami) program where students take classes with STEM professors and conduct lab work; a STEM mentor, chosen from STEM faculty, who supports the STEM Posse on campus; and research and internship opportunities with industry-leading Georgetown University (Posse Houston) companies and organizations. Middlebury College (Posse Los Angeles) In 2014, in response to a challenge from President Obama and the First Lady, The Posse Foundation announced that Pomona College (Posse Miami) 10 outstanding colleges and universities would commit $70 million to 500 Posse Scholars over the next five years. Smith College (Posse New York) This expansion of the Posse STEM Program was made possible thanks to a $5 million commitment from Posse Board Texas A&M University (Posse Houston) Chair Jeffrey Ubben and The Tortora Sillcox Family Foundation. University of Wisconsin-Madison (Posse New York)

10 Many people have expressed the view that certain minority groups succeed at lower rates in STEM disciplines in college either because they lack sufficient aptitude or because their high schools fail to adequately prepare them. The undeniable success of the Posse STEM Program at Brandeis shows that part of the problem lies with the approaches our institutions of higher education have typically taken to educate potential STEM majors, particularly those from non-traditional backgrounds. Brandeis and Posse’s other STEM partners are proving that certain key adjustments in the support we provide aspiring STEM students can dramatically increase their likelihood of success in these highly demanding, highly rewarding fields.” Irving R. Epstein, Ph.D. Henry F. Fischbach Professor of Chemistry, HHMI Professor, and Chair of the Department of Chemistry at Brandeis University

11 THE POSSE VETERANS PROGRAM Launched in 2012, the Posse Veterans Program identifies and supports veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces who have tremendous leadership and academic potential. By creating cohorts of veterans, preparing them for the college experience, and supporting them through graduation, the Posse Veterans Program ensures veterans’ success in college and, ultimately, in the workforce.

After applying GI Bill, Yellow Ribbon, and other available funding from the government, Posse’s partner colleges and universities guarantee that full tuition is covered for all four years—even when the government funding runs out. Posse’s partner colleges and universities’ generous financial aid policies provide excellent packages that help cover the costs of room, board, health insurance and other college or university fees.

In 2013, The Posse Foundation received a $1.2 million Global Impact Award from Google and a $1 million commitment from Linda Vester and Glenn Greenberg to support this initiative. Posse veterans Posse veterans program Partner Institutions Vassar College program Wesleyan University

12 Vassar College is thrilled to partner with Posse to support the educational aspirations of our returning servicemen and servicewomen. It is time for colleges and universities to increase their commitment to veterans who wish to further their education. Selective private colleges in particular must step up and do their part. For we owe our veterans so much more than just our gratitude for their service; we owe them our commitment to invest in their success and to recognize their incredible value to our public and private institutions. Our partnership with Posse is a step in the right direction.” Dr. Catharine Hill President, Vassar College

13 Educational institutions succeed not only by broadening knowledge, but by strengthening vanderbilt certain values—respect for truth, an appreciation of differences and a desire to come together as a unified community. For the last quarter-century, The Posse Foundation has been university a highly effective means of helping Vanderbilt University cultivate a diverse student body that reflects and integrates the world’s rich cross sections.” Mark F. Dalton & posse Chairman, Board of Trust, Vanderbilt University

The Posse Foundation serves as a true champion, helping others by opening doors of opportunity and providing access to America’s great colleges and universities. As the original Posse partner institution, Vanderbilt University has proudly shared the Foundation’s mission of empowering 25 years student leaders to reach their potential through educational excellence within an environment of authentic community and support.” Nicholas S. Zeppos Chancellor, Vanderbilt University 14 together Continuing a Legacy of Leadership In 1989, Vanderbilt University became the first institutional partner of The Posse Foundation. Vanderbilt took a chance on an untested program and offered full-tuition scholarships to five New York City public high school seniors. Twenty-five years later, the success of that first Posse reverberates across the country, keenly felt at Vanderbilt where the 25th Posse (pictured below) will matriculate in the fall of 2014.

The Posse model is transformative and empowering. At Vanderbilt, as part of the first Posse, I was able to pursue a future I never thought possible. And now, as a higher education administrator and faculty member, I get to facilitate and witness the achievements of other young people—many, like myself, from backgrounds that might be overlooked by traditional admissions standards. I cannot imagine anything more rewarding.” Shirley M. Collado Vanderbilt University Trustee and Posse Alumna, Class of 1994; Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of the College, Associate Professor of Psychology, Middlebury College; Executive Vice Chancellor for Strategic Initiatives and Executive Vice Provost, Rutgers University — Newark (effective January 2015) 15 College + University Partners The Posse Foundation thanks its college and university partners. This year, Posse’s undergraduate partners awarded more than $108 million in leadership scholarships to Posse Scholars across the country.

16 College + University Partners AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE HAMILTON COLLEGE* UNION COLLEGE BABSON COLLEGE HOBART AND WILLIAM SMITH UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BARD COLLEGE* COLLEGES BERKELEY BOSTON UNIVERSITY KALAMAZOO COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY* LAFAYETTE COLLEGE* UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA BRYN MAWR COLLEGE* LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY** MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE** MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CARLETON COLLEGE cALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY CENTRE COLLEGE THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT COLBY COLLEGE OBERLIN COLLEGE AUSTIN THE COLLEGE OF WOOSTER PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY University of virginia CONNECTICUT COLLEGE POMONA COLLEGE* UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN- MADISON*** CORNELL UNIVERSITY SEWANEE: THE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY davidson college SMITH COLLEGE VASSAR COLLEGE DENISON UNIVERSITY* ST. OLAF COLLEGE Wesleyan university DEPAUW UNIVERSITY* SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY** WHEATON COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE* TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY* FRANKLIN & MARSHALL COLLEGE* TRINITY COLLEGE* GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY TULANE UNIVERSITY* GRINNELL COLLEGE*

* Dual-city partners recruit Posses from two different program sites each year, awarding 20 Posse Scholarships annually. ** Tri-city partners recruit Posses from three different program sites each year, awarding 30 Posse Scholarships annually. “The partnership between the University of *** Quad-city partners recruit Posses from four different program sites each year, awarding 40 Posse Scholarships annually. Wisconsin-Madison and The Posse Foundation is an example of how effective collaboration benefits everyone involved. Recruiting top candidates for the academic and leadership Graduate School affiliates opportunities our institution offers requires keen insight, high standards, impeccable support Carnegie Mellon University Northwestern University and a special intuitive touch, which is Heinz College School of Information Systems & Management Kellogg School of Management exactly what Posse provides.” Heinz College School of Public Policy & Management School of Law Rebecca M. Blank, Johns Hopkins University University of Washington Chancellor, Krieger School of Arts & Sciences College of Education University of Wisconsin-Madison A quad-city partner institution Evans School of Public Affairs Northeastern University School of Social Work D’Amore-McKim School of Business

The lists above reflect partnerships established through June 2014. 17 GABRIELLE HOROWITZ-PRISCO VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, CLASS OF 1998 MASON RICHARDS Attorney & Policy Advocate VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, CLASS OF 1997 VERONICA SAVAGE Filmmaker “The Posse Foundation teaches TIFFANY SCHIFFNER VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, CLASS OF 1994 us that young people thrive when DEPAUW UNIVERSITY, CLASS OF 2002 “When I got into college, it was the their inner talents are recognized, nurtured and social worker first time in my life that I realized supported by those around them.” Psychologist that I could actually change the world—and I “My goal is to try to build up Gabrielle is the director of the Correctional “I don’t think I would have ever resilience in young people and be believed it. The quality of my life and the options considered graduate school had it that I have are because I was a Posse Scholar.” Association of New York’s Juvenile Justice Project, a bridge builder between their dreams and the which works to transform the youth justice system. not been for the fact that Posse helped me graduate opportunities that exist. I imagine how far they can Mason is a filmmaker with a deep commitment to She oversees legislative and policy advocacy at from a prestigious university.” go because Posse did that for me.” telling the stories that often go unheard. His debut the city and state levels; coordinates the Juvenile Tiffany, a licensed psychologist, works in private Veronica, a member of the very first Posse, is the film, The Seawall, premiered at the world-renowned Justice Coalition; operates a groundbreaking practice at Brightside Psychology and Internal school social worker at City-As-School High School Cannes Film Festival in 2011, a triumph for any initiative to evaluate the safety of incarcerated Medicine in Orlando, Florida, where she is also in New York City, her alma mater. She has traveled filmmaker and the culmination of a childhood dream LGBTQ youth; and facilitates a youth leadership an adjunct professor at Rollins College. She has to Botswana and Costa Rica on community service for Mason. training program. a Ph.D. from the University of Illinois at Urbana- projects and holds dual state licenses as a social Champaign and completed a clinical internship and worker and special education teacher. post-doctoral residency at Duke University. ERICA SPATZ VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, CLASS OF 1997 LUCIANO BATISTA RICE UNIVERSITY, CLASS OF 1999 Cardiologist MONIQUE NELSON Business Strategist ADNAN PRSIC VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, CLASS OF 1996 BOWDOIN COLLEGE, CLASS OF 2005 “I always knew that if I was going to “Posse helped me identify and chief executive officer do medicine, I was going to do it my Surgeon harness critical leadership skills that “I still consider my education way. Posse taught me to take a chance, even when “I have a strong desire to those avenues were not the typical way to go.” have been a major driving force in my career and at Vanderbilt to be the most the social environment that surrounds me.” help people with deformities enlightening experience of my life. I learned how to In 2008, Erica co-founded Project Access-New and survivors of war and trauma. They are fail and how to achieve excellence.” Haven, which provides timely access to medical Luciano, a business development manager for my inspiration.” Monique is the chairman and CEO of UniWorld care for people without insurance, and she Royal Dutch Shell, is a proven leader in the energy Adnan received his medical degree from Harvard Group, the longest-standing multicultural branding continues to serve on its board. A cardiologist industry. He is a member of the Posse Houston University and is a resident surgeon in plastic and and full-service advertising agency in the country. and faculty member at Yale University’s Center for Advisory Board. In addition, he actively gives back reconstructive surgery at Brown University. In 2011, She holds an M.B.A. from DePaul University and Outcomes Research and Evaluation, her research to the Houston community he calls home through he conducted critical clinical research as part of has been named one of Black Enterprise magazine’s focuses on access to care and improving quality his involvement with schools, churches and other the team of doctors who carried out the second Top 100 Black Advertisers. She is a member of the and outcomes in adults with cardiovascular disease. service organizations. successful full-face transplant in the United States Posse New York Advisory Board. at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston.

RICO BLANCAFLOR CARLOS CARELA David Perez VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, CLASS OF 1998 VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, CLASS OF 1999 CARMEN GREEN JR. TRINITY COLLEGE, CLASS OF 2006 Vanderbilt University, Class of 1997 educator Entrepreneur U.S. Marine Corps Captain Assistant Professor “I am blessed to work with real life “Posse provided love, support and “My Posse experience is evidence superheroes—the Posse students a sense of understanding that you’re “My Posse taught me that when that the right support structures and staff who have enriched my career—and always going to have the backing of people that you you have the right, diverse group can have a huge impact on the success rates of forever indebted to my parents who taught me the respect and who will not let you fail.” of people, they can come together in a way that is special and make real, positive change.” nontraditional college students.” importance of giving back to the world.” Carlos, one of the first Posse alumni to begin David is an assistant professor in the Department Rico is vice president of strategic projects at The a career on Wall Street, worked at Bloomberg Carmen joined the U.S. Marine Corps in 2008 of Educational Leadership at Miami University in Posse Foundation, where he has played an integral Financial Markets for over five years and later as a to help protect people around the world. He Oxford, Ohio. He earned his doctorate in higher role in the successful development and expansion consultant for the Central Bank of the Dominican was deployed to Afghanistan in 2011 where he education from the Pennsylvania State University. of Posse’s program and brand. He graduated magna Republic. In 2007, he founded Cava Wine Bar & successfully planned the tactical communications David’s current research focuses on enhancing the cum laude from Vanderbilt with a bachelor’s in Gallery, a successful New York City establishment architecture for the Regional Command Southwest, recruitment, retention and achievement of Latino human & organizational development and English celebrating Latin and Caribbean cuisine, culture and he was promoted to the rank of captain the male college students. creative writing. and art. following year.

18 BEZA AYALEW DENISON UNIVERSITY, CLASS OF 2009 Public Health Fellow “All of my work is about addressing JOEL VARGAS DERRON WALLACE LAFAYETTE COLLEGE, CLASS OF 2014 WHEATON COLLEGE, CLASS OF 2007 health inequities and improving the LOUBENS THEORK health of marginalized groups and populations.” Fulbright Scholar HAMILTON COLLEGE, CLASS OF 2006 Post-Doctoral Fellow Beza is a public health practice and policy fellow “My ultimate goal is to become a Analyst & Entrepreneur “Standing on the sidelines is not at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. conscientious filmmaker who will “I strongly believe in education and what I’m about. In all that I do, I A 2009 Fulbright Scholar, she researched the create beautiful works that will make audiences in providing those less fortunate the always think about how to transform an institution, effectiveness of Canada’s healthcare system for think about the world around them.” opportunity to advance their education. I will use myself and ultimately the world to make it a better immigrant populations. She managed several place.” Joel is the recipient of the Gilman, Beinecke and any resources that I have to help those around me.” community health programs and initiatives in her Fulbright Scholarships. As a Fulbright Scholar, he Loubens launched an endeavor in his native Haiti As a Gates Cambridge Scholar, Derron received native Boston, Massachusetts, and holds a master’s will pursue a master’s in film at the London College that will use targeted investments in industries such a Ph.D. in the sociology of education at the degree in public health from Boston University. of Communication at the University of Arts London. as real estate, retail and banking to support Haitian University of Cambridge, where he also earned his In 2017, he will begin an M.F.A. program at the economic development. Each year, he and his master’s of philosophy in educational research as a University of Southern California. brothers, also Posse Scholars, provide education recipient of the Marshall Scholarship. The recipient funds to low-income students in Haiti. of several prestigious awards, Derron is currently a NADIA MARIE SASSO post-doctoral fellow in urban education at Brandeis BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY, CLASS OF 2011 University and a research fellow in African-American ph.D. Candidate DAVID WILLIAMS studies at Columbia University. CARLETON COLLEGE, CLASS OF 2014 “As a Scholar, I discovered who I Ph.D. Candidate DEISY DEL REAL was and the power of working with GRINNELL COLLEGE, CLASS OF 2007 others. I learned what I wanted to do and how I “Being a Posse Scholar placed me wanted to make an impact in the world.” Ph.D. Candidate RYAN LETADA in a family of peers, role models WHEATON COLLEGE, CLASS OF 2008 Nadia, a first-generation American, is the co- and scholars that has been incredibly formative and “The Posse Foundation and Entrepreneur & Social Innovator supportive.” Grinnell College have been the founder of Yehri Wi Cry, an organization that has major catalysts for everything I have been able to “Because of Posse I am living a distributed hundreds of birthing kits in Sierra Leone David received a Beinecke Scholarship in 2013. The accomplish since I graduated from college. They purpose-driven life. I believe in to improve birth and delivery rates and enhance the prize, in addition to a Posse Graduate Fellowship, saw in me potential that, as a U.S. citizen, I can living a life of service and genuinely creating quality of life for women and children. She has a will support his graduate studies at Johns Hopkins finally actualize and share with the world.” value that will push local, national and global master’s degree from Lehigh University and begins University in pursuit of a Ph.D. in the philosophy of communities forward.” a Ph.D. program at Cornell University in 2014. science. Deisy, a recipient of The Paul & Daisy Soros and National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship, Ryan, in partnership with One Laptop per Child, is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in sociology at the co-founded eKindling, a nonprofit social venture to University of California, Los Angeles, researching enhance educational opportunities for underserved international migration, undocumented immigrants, children. In 2008, as a recipient of a Fulbright and access to education and healthcare. Scholarship to the Philippines, he researched the mass eviction and resettlement of residents of poor urban communities in Manila. JEYSON FLOREZ DEPAUW UNIVERSITY, CLASS OF 2007 Consultant alumni “When I won the Fulbright it felt like, ‘I’m supposed to do this.’ Having Posse puts you among these other really talented and skilled young people and establishes success as the norm.” Jeyson is a senior consultant with Deloitte Consulting. He won a Fulbright Scholarship to research economic policies and income disparities in Costa Rica and went on to earn a master’s achievement Posse alumni represent a rapidly growing network of more than 2,200 college graduates who are building a in public administration at the University of Washington’s Evans School of Public Affairs as a reputation as leaders in the workforce and in their communities. Posse alumni enter the workforce well positioned to recipient of the Posse Graduate Fellowship offered climb the ranks in a broad range of professional fields. By supporting the development of these extraordinary young annually to Posse alumni. people, The Posse Foundation is fulfilling its promise to develop the next generation of leaders.

19 auman D hilippe Viacom’semployees reflect the talents, vision and greatdiversity of our audiences worldwide. are We proudto hire more than Posse 20 Scholars each summer,and evenmore proud of the Scholars that cometo work at the company after graduation. Posse’swork has created wonderfula opportunity forbusiness and social justice to intersect, and welook forward to supporting those efforts for manyyears to come.” P President& Chief Executive Officer, Viacom

For more than a decade, The Posse Foundation’s Foundation’s than more For a decade, The Posse Career Program has successfully connected Scholars Program Career career and alumni to meaningful paid internships, coaching career and opportunities and for professional development a path to also provides networking . The program full-time positions with partner prominent companies theand organizations across country. industry-leading than partnersMore 190 helping are leadership in every sectorto of the diversify workforce. With these unparalleled support top executives, from partners offer Scholars in finance, access to careers healthcare, law and theeducation, government, arts. and impact is of theThe longevity Program Career in themeasured breadth and depth of the network of partners.Scholars, Program alumni and Career This community spans the globe, withgrowing thousands of Scholars and alumni rising in the to ranks become the leaders of tomorrow.

program 20 Career Program Partners 826 Foundation Clinton Global Initiative Harvard Business School Summer The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Teach For America Abbott Laboratories CLUE Venture in Management Program The National Conference on Thompson Island Outward Bound ABT associates College Summit Hill Holliday Citizenship Thomson Reuters Academy for Urban School Conservation Law Foundation The Hole in the Wall Gang Camps NBC Universal Time Inc. Leadership Cool Culture Home Box Office NDLON Time Warner Inc. After-School All-Stars CoSTAR Humanity In Action Neuberger Berman Toll Brothers Alliance for a Better Community Creative Artists Agency Illinois Tool Works New England Aquarium The Travelers Companies, Inc. The Allstate Corporation Crossroads for Kids, Inc. Infor New York City Bar Association The True Value Company American Girl Place CVS Caremark Institute for Contemporary Art The Nielsen Company Trust for Public Land American Liver Foundation, DC Public Library Institute for the Recruitment of Noblis Tufts Sackler School of Biomedical Greater LA Division DC Public Schools-Urban Education Teachers Nordstrom Sciences American Museum of Natural Leaders Institute of International Education Northwestern Center for Talent Turner Broadcasting System History Deloitte LLP J. Walter Thompson Development Uncommon Schools Ameriprise Demos and the American Prospect Jenner + Block LLP Northwestern Medical Facility UniWorld Group, Inc. Aon Deutsche Bank Jones Lang LaSalle Foundation U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Asia Society DirectTV JPMorgan Chase & Co. O’Melveny and Myers, LLP Commission The Associated Press Discovery Communications kaiser associates Old Mutual Asset Management Vanguard Atlanta Community Food Bank DLA Piper Kirkland & Ellis LLP Paramount Pictures Viacom Media Networks Baird Double H Ranch KPMG PBS Walgreens Bank of America Downtown Workers Center L + M Development Partners Pearson The Walt Disney Companies Bingham McCutchen Office of Senator Richard J. Durbin LAANE Penguin Group Office of Senator Elizabeth Warren Biogen Idec Edelman Office of Council Member Pepco Holdings Inc. Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Bloomberg L.P. EF International Tom LaBonge Plymouth Rock Assurance West Monroe Partners Blue Cross Blue Shield Exelon Legacy Corporation WGBH Boston Lawyers Group Exoneration Project LEK Consulting Princeton-Blairstown Center Women in Distress Boston Museum of Science Fidelity Investments Let’s Get Ready Prudential Capital WorldTeach Boston Teacher Residency Fiduciary Trust Company Liberty Mutual Putnam Investments Yahoo Inc. Breakthrough Collaborative The Field Museum Little Haiti Cultural Center PwC Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy Fiver Children’s Foundation Lockton Insurance Brokers, Inc. Radio One Buckeye Partners L.P. Freddie Mac Looking Glass Theatre RBS Citizens Burger King The Fresh Air Fund Los Angeles Unified School District Reebok International, Ltd. C5 Youth Foundation Friendship Public Charter School Ethics Office RISEP The Capital Group Companies Gads Hill Center Massachusetts General Hospital Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd. Catalyst Miami GAP, Inc. Match Education Rush University Medical Center CBS Television Studios Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Mattel Sedgwick LLP Chicago Committee for Minorities Defamation Media Brands Shared Vision in Large Law Firms Georgia Radio Reading Service MedStar Montgomery Medical Shedd Aquarium Chicago Public Schools The Global Good Fund Center Sony Pictures Studios CHIRLA Golden Apple Foundation Mercer Sotheby’s Citi Goldman, Sachs & Co. MFS Investment Management Spencer Stuart Citizen Schools, Inc. Goodwin Procter LLP Midwest Academy State Street Corporation The City of Atlanta Google Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP Steppenwolf Theatre Company City of New York, Department of Grainger Molex St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital Parks & Recreation Harlem RBI Moody’s Corporation Center CARES Program City of New York, Office of Harlem United Community AIDS Morgan Stanley Success Academies the Mayor Center Mount Sinai School of Medicine Suffolk Construction The lists above reflect partnerships established through City Year Harlem Village Academy The Museum of Contemporary Art Summer Medical and Dental June 2014. Education Program 21 2013 new College and University partners St. Olaf College, University of Rochester and University of Virginia became new partners, recruiting Scholars from Chicago, D.C. and Houston, respectively. Wesleyan highlights University signed on with the Posse Veterans Program.

bruno mars at posse gala The 2013 Annual Gala, An Evening of Stars, raised $2.1 million to support the Posse program. With a benefit concert by Bruno Mars, a special appearance by John Leguizamo, and a program emceed by Lesley Stahl, the evening honored Willis Group Holdings Non-Executive Chairman Joe Plumeri; 16th Lafayette College President Daniel H. Weiss; UniWorld Group represented by Chairman and CEO Monique L. Nelson, a Vanderbilt University Posse alumna; and Gabrielle Horowitz-Prisco, a Vanderbilt University Posse alumna and the 90 percent persistence and graduation rate director of the Correctional Association of New York’s Juvenile Hundreds of Posse Scholars graduated from partner colleges and universities across the Justice Project. nation, bringing the national alumni network to more than 2,200 members.

$109 million in scholarship dollars Chosen from a pool of more than 15,000 nominated students in nine cities, 670 new Posse Scholars received $109 million in four-year, full-tuition leadership scholarships from Posse’s partner colleges and universities.

22 POSSE NATION Class of 2018 The Posse Foundation began in 1989 with one partner school, Vanderbilt University, and a single Posse comprising five Scholars from New York City. A quarter of a century later, Posse has grown into a national initiative with chapters in nine cities. To date, Posse has identified, trained and supported more than 5,570 Scholars who have won a combined $688 million in four-year, full-tuition leadership scholarships from Posse’s elite partner institutions, which today number 51.

The Posse movement continues to gain momentum. In 2015, the 10th chapter will open in San Francisco, California. By 2020, Posse plans to have 100 college and university partnerships, recruit 1,000 Scholars annually, support 4,000 Scholars on campus annually, and work with a growing network of 6,000 alumni.

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New York Los Angeles Year Established: 1989 Year Established: 2002 CITY Partner Institutions: Babson College, Brandeis University, Partner Institutions: Bucknell University, Dickinson College, DePauw University, Dickinson College, Franklin & Marshall College, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Kalamazoo College, Lafayette College, Lawrence University, Middlebury College, Middlebury College, Northwestern University, Pepperdine University, REPORTS Smith College, Trinity College, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Syracuse University, Tulane University, University of California, Berkeley, Vanderbilt University, Wheaton College University of Wisconsin-Madison Scholarship winners To Date: 1,900 Scholarship winners To Date: 760 Scholarship Dollars To Date: $221 million Scholarship Dollars To Date: $97 million

Boston D.C. Year Established: 1999 Year Established: 2004 Partners Institutions: Bryn Mawr College, Bucknell University, Partner Institutions: Bucknell University, Grinnell College, Lafayette Centre College, Denison University, Hamilton College, Union College College, Sewanee: The University of the South, University of Rochester, Scholarship winners To Date: 700 University of Wisconsin-Madison Scholarship Dollars To Date: $84 million Scholarship winners To Date: 500 Scholarship Dollars Awarded To Date: $63 million Chicago Year Established: 2000 Atlanta Partner Institutions: Agnes Scott College, Connecticut College, Year Established: 2007 Cornell University, Denison University, DePauw University, Partner Institutions: Bard College, Boston University, Middlebury College, Oberlin College, Pomona College, St. Olaf College, Brandeis University, The College of Wooster, Syracuse University, Trinity College, University of Wisconsin-Madison Texas A&M University Scholarship winners To Date: 1,030 Scholarship winners To Date: 300 Scholarship Dollars To Date: $125 million Scholarship Dollars Awarded To Date: $41 million Miami Year Established: 2009 Partner Institutions: Davidson College, Franklin & Marshall College, Hamilton College, Mount Holyoke College, Pomona College, Syracuse University Scholarship winners To Date: 200 Scholarship Dollars To Date: $29 million

New Orleans Year Established: 2011 Partner Institutions: Bard College, Grinnell College, Tulane University Scholarship winners To Date: 60 Scholarship Dollars To Date: $9 million

Houston Year Established: 2012 Partner Institutions: Bryn Mawr College, Carleton College, Colby College, Georgetown University, Texas A&M University, The University of Texas at Austin, University of Virginia Scholarship winners To Date: 90 Scholarship Dollars To Date: $12 million

San Francisco Coming 2015! 26 Posseplus retreats Close to 4,000 participants at 37 Posse partner colleges and universities came together for the 2013 PossePlus Retreats entitled “What’s Your Worth? Class, Power & Privilege in America.”

harold w. mcgraw, jr. prize in education Posse President and Founder Deborah Bial won the Harold W. McGraw, Jr. Prize in Education. The prestigious award recognizes individuals who have made “significant strides in the fight to make a college education an achievable dream for the next generation.”

2013 ainslie alumni achievement award The 2013 Ainslie Alumni Achievement Award was Posse STEM Program Expansion given to Bucknell University alumna Nadia Sasso, In response to a challenge from the White House to do more for underserved students in higher education, The Posse Foundation who co-founded Yehri Wi Cry to improve the birth expanded its science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) program. At a White House Summit in January 2014, Posse and delivery rates of expectant women in Sierra announced that 10 top colleges and universities would offer $70 million in STEM scholarships to 500 Posse Scholars over the Leone by distributing hundreds of birthing kits. next five years.

27 2013 posse’s annual Gala An Evening of Stars On May 22, singing sensation Bruno Mars took the stage at Cipriani Wall Street in downtown Manhattan, offering an energetic benefit concert that packed the dance floor and raised $2.1 million at The Posse Foundation’s Annual Gala, An Evening of Stars. With more than 700 guests—including 100 Posse alumni—the event honored individuals and organizations whose leadership has made a significant impact in the field of education and in the lives of young people. Emceed by 60 Minutes correspondent Lesley Stahl, the highly successful fundraiser also featured an appearance by CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT actor John Leguizamo and special video presentations produced by 16th President of Lafayette College Daniel H. Weiss; actor John Leguizamo; the Honorable Comedy Central. David N. Dinkins, the 106th mayor of New York City, and 60 Minutes Correspondent Lesley Stahl; United States Senator Bill Bradley; musician Bruno Mars; Posse alumna and Juvenile Justice 2013 Posse Star Award Recipients Project Director Gabrielle Horowitz-Prisco; Posse alumna and UniWorld Group Chairman and CEO Monique L. Nelson; and Willis Group Holdings Non-Executive Chairman Joe Plumeri. Gabrielle Horowitz-Prisco Juvenile Justice Project Director and Posse alumna Joe Plumeri Non-Executive Chairman, Willis Group Holdings UniWorld Group Star accepted by Chairman, CEO and Posse alumna Monique L. Nelson

28 Daniel H. Weiss 16th President of Lafayette College

Moody’s Marc H. Cohen Gaston and Idit Caperton Innovators Morgan Stanley The College of William and Mary Debra and Barry Clarkson ($100,000–$249,999) A.J. Murphy Anthony J. Collerton Kahane and Jeff Cooperman Anonymous Nielsen Pamela and Charles Edel Lucia and John Del Monaco Garrett and Mary Moran Old Mutual Asset Management Amy and David Flannery Gabrielle Horowitz-Prisco, Posse Alumna Joe Plumeri Foundation Posse D.C. Advisory Board Peter and Barbara Georgescu Jeffrey Klein Ali and Brad Singer Posse Miami Advisory Board Rhoda and Daniel Glickman Carl V. Manalo, Posse Alumnus Jeff and Laurie Ubben PwC Global Novations Susan S. Mirza Susan and Gene Shanks Hedy Roma and Antonio Gonzalez Nancy Newman Leaders Synergetics – Jim and Rosemary O’Neill David and Jennifer Graf Samuel A. Ramirez & Company The Travelers Companies, Inc. ($50,000–$99,999) Lois Perelson-Gross and Stewart Gross Nancy and David Scher Vassar College Rebecca and Robert Harles Gillian Segal Pamela and George F. Hamel, Jr. Briana and Miguel Zelaya Tanya Hernandez and James Walker Eileen Katz and Jordan Siev Infor Helen Hess Beverley and Sabin C. Streeter Motorola Solutions and Motorola Solutions Foundation Jillian and Jason Hirsch Erik Swart Susie Scher and Allison Grover Mentors Helen Katz Elizabeth Cecil and David Wagner Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co., LLP ($10,000–$14,999) Neena Barua and Atif Khawaja Erica and Yaron Werber Sharon & Timothy H. Ubben Barclays Lynn Peebles and Douglas Land Ellen Wilner Viacom Mark F. Dalton Martha and Paul Leitner Barbara Wood Linda Vester and Glenn Greenberg Robert B. Levy & Bette Braun Benefactors Marty and Amy Kaplan Lee and Jonathan Linen Supporters Kelso & Company Anne and Jim Magill ($25,000–$49,999) Posse Chicago Advisory Board Marks Paneth & Shron LLP ($1–$99) The AMG Foundation Lindsay and James Wilcox Mariott International Anonymous (4) Anson & Debra Beard, Jr. Monique L. Nelson, Posse Alumna Ijeoma Anyanwu, Posse Alumna The Blackstone Charitable Foundation Ambassadors Jonathan Parris Allyson and Matthew Bergman Bloomberg Jim Pepper Terese Brown, Posse Alumna Alastair and Jeanine Borthwick ($5,000–$9,999) Jeffrey Pfeifle Maya C. Chase, Posse Alumna Deloitte Kelly and Carrie Barlow William A. Plapinger and Cassie Murray Jiafei Chen, Posse Alumnus Colleen and Richard Fain Todd F. Bourell and Brooke C. Bailey, M.D. Ann and Larry Rabin Justina Chung, Posse Alumna Michele Ganeless and Peter Land Lisa and David Carnoy Karen and Irwin Redlener Daniella L. Colon, Posse Alumna Kelly Granat and Susan Boland Anne Chwat Louise McIlhenny and Hugh Riddleberger Mouhamadou Diagne, Posse Alumnus Clarissa and Steven Lefkowitz Bev and Wade Fetzer The Rosemont Foundation Gabrielle Farrell, Posse Alumna Karin and Philip Pead Joanna Grover-Watson and Olive Watson Dale Atkins Rosen and Robert Rosen Angelika Ferguson, Posse Alumna Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd. Karsch Capital Management LP Jessica Lattman and David Rosenberg Michelina Ferrara, Posse Alumna Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc. The William H. Pitt Foundation, Inc. Johanna and Joseph Santarelli Kirsten Fuller, Posse Alumna Willis Group Holdings, plc Jennifer Rusk, Posse Alumna Stacey and Bob Sauerberg Vishnu V. Gollakota, Posse Alumnus Susan and Barton Winokur Susan and Stephen Scherr Valerie Sherman Melyna Hernandez, Posse Alumna The Schonberger Family Foundation Holly and David Sherr Ramatu Kallon, Posse Alumna Partners Chris Stadler Jaar-mel and Peter Sloane Tung Yan Lau, Posse Alumna Lee Ann Stevenson and Andrew Muratore Christina and Michael Sollott Alison C. Minton, Posse Alumna ($15,000–$24,999) Lisa and Mark Walsh Deborah Forte and Peter Stone Johnathan Nieves, Posse Alumnus Bank of America Lydia Thomas Marjorie Ramirez, Posse Alumna UniWorld Group, Inc. Anton Reuben, Posse Alumnus Jaynee and Eric Beckman Coastal Energy Company Friends Tanya Wexler and Amy Zimmerman Justin Riopelle, Posse Alumnus EnTrust ($1,000–$4,999) Douglas B. Wilson Carlos Rivera, Posse Alumnus Pamela and Guy Wisinski Ernst & Young LLP Anonymous (2) Ginette Saimprevil, Posse Alumna Peg and Jack Wyant Margaret and Martin Frederic Evans Suzanne and Michael L. Ainslie Tiffany Schiffner, Posse Alumna Nancy and Michael Zinn Forde Mazzola Assoc., Inc. Barbara and Jude Barbera Ronak Sheth, Posse Alumnus Ken Fulk Inc. Pamela and Brian Barefoot Amanda Wolin, Posse Alumna Jonathan Glickman Robbie Oxnard Bent and David Bent Fans Goldman, Sachs & Co. Peter E. Blacker ($100–$999) Guggenheim Partners, LLC special thanks Brillstein Entertainment Partners Comedy Central Barbara and Ted Janulis Mary Jo Otsea and Richard Brown Anonymous Eleni Pryles Kalisch Robby Browne Linda and Paul Applegarth Kirkland & Ellis Scott Bruckner Sarah Beatty-Buller and Mark Buller Lafayette College Lauren O. Casazza Claudia and Bert Bial

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For more than a decade, The Posse Foundation has awarded Posse Stars to honorees who exhibit leadership, make a significant contribution in the field of education, and positively affect people’s lives. They are public leaders, Posse partner colleges and universities, and Posse alumni. 17. 18. 19. The Posse Foundation also awards stars to outstanding companies or foundations that have invested significant resources in helping Posse achieve its goals. We are proud to acknowledge these honorees as role models for all of us.

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30 2013 2008 1. Gabrielle Horowitz-Prisco Vanderbilt Posse 21. Michael L. Ainslie Private Investor; Chair Emeritus Alumna; Director, Juvenile Justice Project, Correctional of The Posse Foundation National Board of Directors; and Association of New York Former President, CEO and Director of Sotheby’s Holdings 2. Joe Plumeri Non-Executive Chairman, Willis Group 22. Carlos E. Carela Vanderbilt Posse Alumnus; Founder Holdings plc and Owner, Cava Wine Bar & Gallery 23. 24. 25. 3. UniWorld Group, Inc. Star accepted by Chairman & 23. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Star accepted CEO and Vanderbilt Posse Alumna Monique L. Nelson by Samuel A. DiPiazza, Jr., Chief Executive Officer of 4. Daniel H. Weiss 16th President, Lafayette College PricewaterhouseCoopers International Limited 24. John D. Wiley Chancellor, University of 2012 Wisconsin-Madison 5. Ronald A. Crutcher President, Wheaton College, Massachusetts 2007 6. Wade Fetzer Retired Partner, Goldman, Sachs & 25. Rico Blancaflor Vanderbilt Posse Alumnus; Co.; Past Chairman and Current Member, University of National Director of Training and Site Development, Wisconsin Foundation Board of Directors; Life Director, The Posse Foundation 26. 27. 28. The Posse Foundation 26. Goldman, Sachs & Co. Star accepted by 7. Moody’s Corporation Star accepted by Chairman & Chairman and CEO Lloyd C. Blankfein, The Goldman Sachs CEO Raymond W. McDaniel, Jr. Group, Inc. 8. Adnan Prsic Bowdoin Posse Alumnus; 27. First Lady Diane and Governor Deval Patrick Resident Surgeon, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, of Massachusetts Brown University 28. Nancy J. Vickers President, Bryn Mawr College

2 011 2006 29. Kenneth I. Chenault Chairman & CEO, American 9. Stephanie and Arthur Blank The Arthur M. Blank Express Company Family Foundation 29. 30. 31. 30. Russell K. Osgood President, Grinnell College 10. Jeyson Florez DePauw Posse Alumnus; Consultant, Federal Strategy & Operations, Deloitte Consulting LLP 31. Veronica Rivera Savage Vanderbilt Posse Alumna; School Social Worker, City-As-School High School 11. Putnam Investments Star accepted by President and Chief Executive Officer Robert J. Reynolds 32. The Sallie Mae Fund Star accepted by Chairman Albert L. Lord 12. Joan Hinde Stewart President, Hamilton College 2005 2010 33. Luciano Batista Rice Posse Alumnus; Manager, Shell 13. Alberto M. Carvalho Superintendent, Miami-Dade Gas & Power International, Global LNG County Public Schools Lehman Brothers 14. Brian C. Mitchell President, Bucknell University 32. 33. 34. 34. Dr. Ronald D. Liebowitz President, 15. The Travelers Companies, Inc. Star accepted by Middlebury College Chairman and CEO Jay S. Fishman 35. Phylicia Rashad 2004 Tony Award winner for Best 16. Derron Wallace Wheaton Posse Alumnus Actress in A Raisin in the Sun, Recipient of two People’s Choice Awards and two-time Emmy Award nominee 2009 2004 17. MTV Networks Star accepted by Chairman and CEO Judy McGrath 36. Dr. Robert G. Bottoms President, DePauw University 18. Tiffany Schiffner, Ph.D. DePauw Posse Alumna; 3. Monique L. Nelson Vanderbilt Posse Alumna; Global Brand Communications Manager, Motorola 35. 36. 37. Psychology Resident, Duke University; Doctorate in Counseling Psychology, University of Illinois at 37. Congressman Charles B. Rangel Urbana-Champaign 15th Congressional District, New York City 19. Timothy H. Ubben Founding Chairman, Posse Chicago; Retired Founder and Chairman, Lincoln Capital Management; Trustee, DePauw University 2003 20. Vanderbilt University Star accepted by Chancellor 38. Shirley M. Collado, Ph.D. Vanderbilt Posse Nicholas S. Zeppos Alumna; National Program Director, The Posse Foundation 39. Dr. Jehuda Reinharz President, Brandeis University 40. Lesley Stahl Correspondent, 60 Minutes 38. 39. 40.

31 Father and Son Mark Posse’s 25th Anniversary with Total Giving of $50 Million

In a significant gesture of trust and belief in an organization with which they have been deeply involved, longstanding Posse board member Tim Ubben and his son, Posse Board Chair Jeff Ubben, increased their total giving to $50 million in honor of The Posse Foundation’s 25th anniversary. In 2013 alone, they committed a combined $14 million to the Foundation, bringing their total donations to Posse to $25 million each. The Ubbens’ gifts over the years have more than doubled the size of Posse’s endowment and help guarantee Posse’s success for many years to come. The Posse Foundation thanks Tim and Jeff for their leadership and incredible generosity. donors of distinction

32 lifetime architects

The lifetime architects of The Posse Foundation— donors who have given cumulative gifts of $1 million or more—are instrumental to the success of thousands of Scholars. Posse is grateful for their incredible support and commitment to changing the face of leadership. The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation CEDAR Foundation Citi Foundation The Ford Foundation The Goldman Sachs Foundation Google, Inc. Linda Vester and Glenn Greenberg W.K. Kellogg Foundation Lone Pine Foundation Lumina Foundation for Education Garrett and Mary Moran The New World Foundation National Football League Foundation The Sallie Mae Fund Tortora Sillcox Family Foundation Tsunami Foundation – Anson and Debra Beard, Jr. and Family Ali and Brad Singer Jeff and Laurie Ubben Sharon & Timothy H. Ubben and The Ubben Foundation The lists above reflect donations as of June 2014. 33 Linde Family Foundation Osa Foundation Architects The MARPAT Foundation Christina and Jim Price and the Price $1,000,000+ Molex Family Foundation Garrett and Mary Moran Motorola Solutions and Motorola Solutions PwC Jeff and Laurie Ubben Foundation Thomas W. Rabaut Sharon & Timothy H. Ubben and Old Mutual Asset Management Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. The Ubben Foundation The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation The Selley Foundation Michael E. Peacock Southern California Edison 2013 Champions Dan and Jennifer Pickering Albert J. Speh, Jr. and Claire R. Speh Foundation $500,000 - $999,999 Polk Bros. Foundation The Starr Foundation Putnam Investments Time Warner Inc. Google, Inc. Redlich Horwitz Foundation Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc. Contributors Ali and Brad Singer RosaMary Foundation Willis Group Holdings, PLC Susie Scher and Allison Grover Barton and Susan Winokur Susan and Gene Shanks Robert Wood Johnson Foundation The Posse Posse Foundation Foundation could could not not exist exist without without the the Agent of Change State Street Corporation $250,000 - $499,999 S. Mark Taper Foundation incredible generosity generosity of of its its donors. donors. Your Your support support Bank of America Charitable Foundation Tsunami Foundation—Anson and Debra Beard, Jr. Partners and Family $15,000 - $24,999 has allowed allowed thousands thousands of of urban urban students students to toshine shine Viacom Anonymous Innovators Sandra and Ray Wirta Lawson and Clint Allen in collegecollege andand leadlead inin the the workforce. workforce. Together Together we we $100,000 - $249,999 James P. Baker Anonymous Bank of America are helpinghelping toto buildbuild a a dynamic dynamic network network of of critical critical Lloyd G. Balfour Foundation, Bank of America, Benefactors Ambassador and Mrs. Frank E. Baxter N.A., Trustee $25,000 - $49,999 The Mary Alice and Bennett Brown Foundation, Inc. thinkers and and engaged engaged citizens—stewards citizens—stewards of our of our Baptist Community Ministries Anonymous Burger King Corporation Barclays 36 Foundation, Inc. Clark Charitable Foundation nation’s future. future. We We thank thank you you for the for powerful the powerful Anson & Debra Beard, Jr. and Family Affiliated Managers Group, Inc. Coastal Energy Company Alastair and Jeanine Borthwick The Ahmanson Foundation Bonnie and Louis Cohen difference you are making in the country and in the The Brightwater Fund The Catherine & Joseph Aresty Foundation Colbert Family Fund of Coastal Community The Brown Foundation, Inc. Jaynee and Eric Beckman Foundation of SC livesthe lives of so of many so many talented talented young young people. people. The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Robbie Oxnard Bent and David Bent Michelle L. Collins The Coca-Cola Foundation The Blackstone Charitable Foundation The Cosette Charitable Fund Deloitte LLP Buckeye Partners L.P. Tamara and Jay Dempsey The Dewan Foundation Capital One Bank Robert and Annie Drapeau The Eisner Foundation Chicago White Sox Community Fund, EnTrust Gap Foundation a fund of the McCormick Foundation Dolores Eyler Fund Linda Vester and Glenn Greenberg Citi Forde Mazzola Assoc., Inc. Infor Citi Foundation The Churchill and Janet Franklin Family Foundation JPMorgan Chase & Co./JPMorgan Chase Foundation Cruise Industry Charitable Foundation Ken Fulk Design and Ken Fulk/Kurt Wooton The Kresge Foundation D & R Fund Georgia-Pacific LLC Lone Pine Foundation The Joseph Drown Foundation Jonathan Glickman The New World Foundation Equifax Foundation Guggenheim Partners, LLC Newman’s Own Foundation Margaret and Martin Frederic Evans Haldeman Family Foundation Karin and Philip Pead Exelon Harman Family Foundation Joseph B. Whitehead Foundation Joan Fabry and Mike Klein Hilton Worldwide The Family Alliance Foundation International Flavors and Fragrances, Inc. Beth and Rich Fentin Barbara and Ted Janulis Leaders First Eagle Investment Management Eleni Pryles Kalisch $50,000 - $99,999 Fort Lincoln New Town Corporation Lafayette College Anonymous (2) Lloyd A. Fry Foundation Walter and Elizabeth Lohmann Altman Foundation The J.B. Fuqua Foundation, Inc. Scott McClelland Bloomberg Michele Ganeless and Peter Land Susan and Preston McSwain The Boston Foundation Goldman, Sachs & Co. Barbara and Richard Metzler The Brinson Foundation The Joyce Foundation MFS Investment Management The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation Susan and Richard Kiphart Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP Crown Family Philanthropies Kissick Family Foundation Moody’s Corporation Darden Restaurants, Inc. Foundation Clarissa and Steven Lefkowitz Anna and Mason Morfit Duncan Family Foundation Lynch Foundation Morgan Stanley Entergy Corporation The McGraw-Hill Companies A.J. Murphy Colleen and Richard Fain Eugene and Agnes E. Meyer Foundation Northern Trust Charitable Trust Freddie Mac Foundation The Moody’s Foundation Joe Plumeri Foundation Kelly Granat and Susan Boland Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Moore Christine and Paul Quistberg Pamela and George F. Hamel, Jr. The MRB Foundation Marcia and Kevin Reilly Kirkland & Ellis LLP Nielsen Reuhl Family Foundation Liberty Mutual Foundation Office of the State Superintendent of Education Louise W. McIlhenny and Hugh C. Riddleberger 34 John and Jeanne Rowe John H. and Cynthia Lee Smet Iron Mountain Sapna and Brandon Boze Catherine A. Saunders and Jeanne Mockard Lynn and Mark Taylor Leslie Jacobs Friends Jeffrey Braemer Select Equity Group Foundation Marilyn and Lee Tenzer Sheree and Andrew Johnson $1,000 - $4,999 Bramble Maria and Paul Selian Jonathan W. Thayer Jones Walker LLP Anonymous (15) Breakwater Investment Management Frank Sesno and Kathy Sanderson The TJX Companies, Inc. Michael A. Karsch 4D Executive Search Laura Breyer Edward G. Smith Marree and John Townsend The Abraham J. & Phyllis Katz Foundation Abbey Services, Inc. Brillstein Entertainment Partners SunTrust Foundation Reginald Van Lee Kelley/Uustal LLP Neal Broadus Abraham Laura and John Brinckerhoff May and Edward T. Swan Lisa and Mark Walsh Carol Lashof Active International Donella Brockington Synergetics - Jim and Rosemary O’Neill Edwin S. Webster Foundation Latham & Watkins LLP Boucie Addison Brookfield Office Properties The Travelers Companies, Inc. Woldenberg Foundation Sheri and Edward Leonard Rod and Maggie Adams Mary Jo Otsea and Richard Brown Vassar College Zegar Family Foundation Karole and John Lloyd The Agora Group, Inc. Robby Browne The Xerox Foundation Christian and Helle Mariager Sanford and Miriam Ain Scott Bruckner Briana and Miguel Zelaya Roxanne and Rocco Martino Suzanne and Michael L. Ainslie and The Ainslie The Buchly Fund of Federal Lodge No. 1 Ambassadors MAXIMUS Foundation Foundation, Inc. Katharine Burke $5,000 - $9,999 Bruce and Tina McCullough William Albright Burson-Marsteller Mentors Anonymous (3) Gustaf W. McIlhenny Family Foundation Andrew Alexander BWM Waste & Sustainability Consulting $10,000 - $14,999 20th Century Fox Joanne and David Mullen Nicholas Alexos Matthew Cabell Anonymous (2) Besse Johnson & George Blanton Allen Memorial The Mutt Foundation James P. Allen Joseph Calandra Bank of America Charitable Foundation Matching Foundation Noblis AllianceBernstein Campus2Career Transition Services, LLC Gifts Program Allstate Insurance Company Noel-Levitz, LLC The American Institute of Architects Capital Group Private Client Services Baxter International Alston & Bird LLP Novelis Manuel Amezcua The Capitol Hill Community Foundation The Belk Foundation Trish and Chris Arnold Karen and Charles Phillips AMROP Knightsbridge Human Capital Solutions Eva Marie Carney and Alan L. Cohen Belk, Inc. Atlanta Foundation Debbie and John Phillips John Andelin and Virginia Geoffrey Ursula Carter Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Baird Foundation The William H. Pitt Foundation, Inc. Kenneth D. Anderson Lauren O. Casazza The Bogosian Quigley Foundation Kelly and Carrie Barlow Plan B Technologies, Inc. Aon The John L. Cashion Family Foundation Mary Allen Lindsey Branan Foundation Berger Singerman Proskauer Rose LLP Jamaal Applewhite, Posse Alumnus Jane and David Casper Brooks Automation, Inc. Bingham McCutchen LLP Mary and John Raitt Arbor Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Cassidy Turley Liza Mae and Mark Carlin Blum-Kovler Foundation Richards Kibbe & Orbe LLP Ares Management LLC Ronald G. Casty and the Ronald G. Casty Family William E. Cook, Jr. Todd F. Bourell and Brooke C. Bailey, M.D. Ronald H. Ringer Foundation Maya Arison Foundation CoStar Group Wayne and Jacqueline Budd The Rogers Foundation Claire Arnold Catto Charitable Foundation Crowell & Moring Foundation Camp-Younts Foundation Art and Cathy Rollins ASGK Public Strategies CBS Television Studios The Dalton Family Foundation Rita and John Canning, The Canning Foundation Sheli and Burton Rosenberg Doris and Laurence Ashkin Celeste Center Pamela and Martin Edel The Capital Group Companies Rowan Companies David Atkins Kathie and Sam Ciulla Ernst & Young LLP Lisa and David Carnoy May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, Inc. The Atlantic Group Meredith and Eugene Clapp Fidelity Investments Anne Chwat Jennifer Rusk, Posse Alumna Thomas D. Avazian The Cobb Family Foundation, Inc. Laura and John Fisher Karen and Jon Citow David A. & Karen Richards Sachs Ned and Elizabeth Bacon Christina Codo and Pat Maloney Emily and Harold Ford, Jr. Claneil Foundation, Inc. Sage Foundation Sam Bailor Coface John and Mary Franklin Foundation, Inc. Louis and Virginia Clemente Foundation, Inc. The Sain Orr Royak DeForest Steadman Foundation Pamela and Jesse Baker Eli and Virginia Grace Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Kevan T. Gibson Marc H. Cohen Susan and Stephen Scherr David and Maire Baldwin Colgate-Palmolive Company Goldring Family Foundation Deborah and Will Conrad Schiff Hardin LLP Bankers Business Management Services, Inc. The College of William and Mary The Gould Family Foundation Theodore Cross Family Charitable Foundation Sandra and Ronald Schutz Barbara and Jude Barbera Anthony J. Collerton GPOA Foundation Elizabeth and Kent Dauten The Selz Foundation Pamela and Brian Barefoot Jonathan and Loretta Cook Greenberg Traurig DC Public Library The Sexton Family Foundation Charlene S. Barrett James W. Cooper Holly Hassett Jeane and Gil de las Alas Pamela H. Shriver Charles and Christina Bascom Corporate Contractors Inc. H-E-B Hester Diamond Richard and Patricia Sinaiko Luciano Batista, Posse Alumnus Cozen O’Connor Noreen and Doug Herzog Helen W. Donovan Aimee and Wynne M. Snoots, Jr. Alvin H. Baum Family Fund The Cozen O’Connor Foundation Inc. Andrea and Lee Hutter Dr. Scholl Foundation Ruth and Arne Sorenson Stephen W. Beard Lise Scott and D. Ronald Daniel Illinois Tool Works Foundation Arthur Dubow Foundation Southern California Gas Company Beth and Keith Bennert Dannenbaum Engineering Corporation Inavale Foundation, Inc. Douglas A. Duncan Chris Stadler Mark Bennett Judy and Bill Davis Amy and Marty Kaplan Eastern Bank Stephenson Pope Babcock Foundation Llewellyn Bensfield Michelle Deininger and Pete Deininger The Keller Family Foundation Dana M. Emery Lee Ann Stevenson and Andrew Muratore Debbie and Theodore Berghorst Charlie and Bobbie Denison Kelso & Company Bev and Wade Fetzer David G. Susler Carol Bernstein DHR International King & Spalding LLP Patricia and Gary Fridley Diane Swonk and John Trinta Deborah Bial and Bob Herbert Shari and Mark Director Kraft Foods John G. Gilkes Jennifer and Erich Tengelsen Dahlia and Art Bilger Disney Worldwide Services Inc. Lone Pine Capital LLC David and Juli Grainger José Tomas Sally and Walter Bissell Azi Djazani James Owen Mathews Joanna Grover-Watson and Olive Watson Jean-Pierre L. Trouillot Peter E. Blacker Robert and Happy Doran The Miami Foundation Halliburton The Tudor Foundation, Inc. The John N. Blackman Sr. Foundation DPR Construction Moelis & Company Jean and John Hatfield Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. The Jeffrey and Julie Blake Charitable Fund Elizabeth and Daniel Duman Neuberger Berman The Hauptman Family Foundation Mary Lu and Gordon Tuthill Suzanne and James Blomberg Bryan R. Dunn Joseph and Susan Paresky Health Net, Inc. Uniworld Group, Inc. Dennis and Shirley Bloomquist Charles Edel and Kira Moriah Paul and Wendy Raether Corina Higginson Trust Ver Ploeg & Lumpkin, P.A. Bob Smith BMW John D. Edelman REAM Foundation Mr. and Mrs. C. Scott Hobbs West Monroe Partners LLC Beth and Charles Boehrer Lindsay and Henry Ellenbogen Reebok IBM Westmount Asset Management Mrs. Barbara C. Boger, Ed.D. and Dr. William P. Boger Radiah and Michon Ellis David M. Riley Ida Alice Ryan Charitable Trust Pam and Roger Weston Farley Bolwell Emergency Visions, Inc The Schonberger Family Foundation Illinois Tool Works Lindsay and James Wilcox Boston Teacher Residency Ellen and Irving Epstein Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP Immucor, Inc. Pamela and Guy Wisinski Bottleneck Management LLC Equity Office Carol M. Wood Nijad and Zeina Fares 35 Mendel W. Hui James Mercurio Colleen Robertson The Rosemont Foundation Friends cont. Pamela and William Hutul Ross Merrill Lynch Martha and Dana Robes Transwestern Erik Feig and Susanna Felleman Jennifer Inker MGM Studios Inc. Hedy Roma and Antonio Gonzalez Omri and Flora Traub Tony Felzen Chris Iorillo Martha and Adam Metz Dale Atkins Rosen and Robert Rosen Martha and Geoff Tuff Michael Fentin Cathy and Walter Isaacson Miller Canfield Joshua Rosenbaum and Wendy Meltzer UBS Financial Services Sabrina R. Ferris, Esq. Jack and Jill South Belt Houston Chapter Christopher and Robin Miller Jessica Lattman and David Rosenberg UBS Matching Gift Program Marilyn Fife Cragin Angela Payne James Marina and Donald Miller David S. Rosenbloom Unisource Solutions Barbara Fife Robert James Maureen and Paul Mohling Jodi and Richard Rosenstein United Airlines Foundation The Fifteen Group Foundation Jody and Jeff Johnson Marilyn and John Moller Allison and Bennett Rosenthal United Distributors, Inc. Paul and Mary Finnegan Holly and Bruce Johnstone Steve Moore Carol and Steve Rosner United Way of the National Capital Area Amy and David Flannery Tabitha Jones, Posse Alumna H. Patrick Morris Sarah and Bill Ross Betty Van Dyck Patricia White and Daniel Flatley Jaffe Jorgensen Family Charitable Fund Kenneth P. Morrison Adam Rothkrug Bobbie and Jeffrey Vender Phyllis Fleischaker Peter Kadens Steven Moskowitz Rye Presbyterian Church Mary and Rajneesh Vig Pat and Bob Flynn Rikki and Barry Kaplan Elizabeth and Gregory Myers Suzanne Fine and Christian Salomone Brad and Kate Vogt Michael C. Ford Martha and Bruce Karsh Bansi Nagji Jana and Charles Sample Britten and Todd Wadler Tom and Clare Friedman Barbara Kates-Garnick, Ph.D. and Marc Garnick, M.D. NASP Chicago Ellen and Michael Sandler Elizabeth Cecil and David Wagner Paul Frio Helen Katz Sara and Kris Nelson Johanna and Joseph Santarelli Sukey Wagner Lori and Simon Furie Neena Barua and Atif Khawaja Monique L. Nelson, Posse Alumna Stacey and Bob Sauerberg Sandy Worley and Marc Walfish Linda and Wilbur Gantz Grace and Dong Kim Nestlé USA Nancy and Nelson Schaenen Sarah and John Wallace David Gassman Tae Youn J. Kim, Posse Alumnus Nordstrom Barbara and Robert Schmid Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. Barbara and Charles Gately Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kirby Kate Norris Kort and Kathryn Schnabel Washington Gas GE Capital Koldyke Family Fund Novack and Macey LLP Scott Schundler Water Tower Financial Partners Gensler Kosmont Companies Make It Better Gina and Walter Schupfer Carol and Edwin Watkins Genstar Capital Rosemary Kotkowski OEC Business Interiors, Inc. 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Stebbins Fans Judith Stephenson and Scott Harshbarger Anne and Edward Lyman PlanNet Consulting Brian and Maria Steck $100 - $999 Bev and Warren Hayford Annie and Douglas Mabie William A. Plapinger and Cassie Murray Robert K. Steel Family Foundation Anonymous (38) Jennifer and Wally Hayward Diana and David Mack Mellie Polhill Vicki and Jay Stern Randi and Daniel Abitboul Christopher Heffernan Anne and Jim Magill Steven Prediletto Scott A. Stokes Ina and Stephen Abrams Clare Herington and Laurence Platt Robert Malecky Robert O. Preyer Deborah Forte and Peter Stone Nancy Abrams-Rivera Tanya Hernandez and James Walker Dixie and Kenneth Malek Jimmy L. Price III Sabin and Beverley Streeter Lilia A. Abron Helen Hess Thomas L. Mallman Prudential Associates SunTrust Bank Kwaku Acheampong, Posse Alumnus HGA Architects and Engineers Marbrook Foundation Jorge A. Quezada Syntax Builders Debbie and Doug Ackerman Jennifer Hillman Craig Marino Ann and Larry Rabin Carol and James Taiclet Active Transportation Alliance Jillian and Jason Hirsch Anne and Michael Marino Zaheeda and Nav Rahemtulla Tangram Interiors Liza Josephson and Robert Adamenko HLW International LLP Marks Paneth & Shron LLP Karen and Irwin Redlener Phyllis M. Taylor Dorothy Adams and Josephus de Groot Michael Hoctor Marlowe Reed Smith Curtis and Jylla Teatre Maggie Adams Hogan Lovells US LLP Marriott International, Inc. Linda and David Reichert Thomas D. Terry Samantha and David Adams Steve Holmberg Karen and Arthur Massolo Kenneth Ren Thomas Properties Iyan Adewuya Deborah K. Holmes MasTec Network Solutions Resnick Family Foundation Lydia Thomas Lee Adler Preston Hopson III Mata Construction Earl Retif Susan Thompson Jeff and Alison Albers Host Hotels & Resorts Steve McBee Carolyn and Robert Riordan Lori Tierney M. Mark Albert Jamie Hoyte and Norma Dinnall Stacey Hadash and Terry McDonell Peter Risafi Emily and David Tobin Lawson Albright Rolla Huff Jeff Meaney Amy and Gordon Ritter Anne Katherine Toomey 36 Martina Albright and Jon Bernstein Angela Belty Kay Buhl Liz and Skip Coggin Denise Di Novi Lee Albright Mike Bennett - CPM One Source Jennifer and Jonathan Bunge James Cohen David M. Dickenson II Fran and David Alexander Peter E. Bennett Willard Bunn III Nancy and Lou Cohen Jim and Carol Dildine Pamela H. Alexander Sarah and Bill Benoit Jennifer Bunting-Graden Jeanne Cohn-Connor Hon. David N. Dinkins and Mrs. Joyce Dinkins Linda Allen and Ronald Bass Leonte Benton Cindy and Rich Burger Charlotte Coker Gibson Collete Dixon Frank Allgauer Joel T. Berelson and Charles T. Maples Dr. and Mrs. Andy Burka Greg Cole Rachel Doft Rachel and Elijah Alper Sarah Berghorst Christopher J. Burke Kristin Coleman Shelley and Timothy Dolan Louise T. Ambler Jay E. Berkelhamer, M.D. Susan and Marshall Burman Valerie Coleman Judith Dolkart Barbara H. Anderson Ruth Berkelman Barbara and Ken Burnes Cathy Colglazier The Honorable Cari Dominguez Colin and Melody Anderson Neil Berkowitz Sam D. Burston Mike Collins Joseph Dominguez D’Andrea M. Anderson Barbara Besant Susan and Dixon Butler Miguel Colon Willemijn Don Richard A. Anderson Michelle Bess Anne T. Buttrick Barbara and Jim Conen Family Charitable Fund Brendan Donoghue Richard B. Anderson Eric and Julie Beyer Maureen and Scott Byron Sally and Jim Conley Jeffrey A. Dort Anderson Audio Visual Data Security Claudia and Bert Bial Lori and Andrew Bzura Jill and Jason Connor Linda Douglas Luilly Andrade, Posse Alumnus Kathy and Jerry Biederman Lisa G. Cabraloff Donna and George Converse John and Elizabeth Dowd Evelyn Angelle Gail Weinmann and Nathan Billig Donald Caffrey Erin and Edward Conway Anne K. Downey Sue and John Antoni Vitina Biondo and Yosef Riemer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cahn Florance S. Conway The Dozoretz Family Foundation Apogee Enterprises Bird School of Music LLC Robert Callner Kelly Conway Lara Drino Schwartz Judith and Alan Appelbaum JinJa Birkenbeuel Carol and Ron Calvert Michael and Jeri Cooper Mr. and Mrs. John M. Duff Lynn Appelbaum Susan and Stephen Bisgeier Corbin Campbell Kahane and Jeff Cooperman Krystal Dunlap, Posse Alumna Linda and Paul Applegarth Tara and Joseph Bishop Cory Cancila Aaron and Leslie Corbett Chenoweth Greg Dunn Alfredo Aquino Mr. David K. Black and Kelsey K. Black Kathleen Cantillon and C.J. Newton Susan Corwith Jan H. Dunn Tracy E. Aragon, Posse Alumna Fraser and Di Blakely Maureen and Dan Cantillon John Costello Stefanie and Brendan Durkin Betsy and Doug Armstrong Chris and Laurie Blakely Gaston Caperton Beverly R. Cotton Robert and Margaret Eberhardt Milton Arnold Nancy and Philip Blankstein Career Group James Cottrell Eliza Edel McClelland and Spencer McClelland Mary Edith and Robert Arnold Sally and Fred Blesi Jill K. Carlisle Cox Communications, Inc. Carla and Jay Edelston Truman and Becky Arnold Stephen J. Blewitt Stephen C. Carlson CPM One Source, Inc. Holly Edmonds William Arnold Gail P. Bley Alan Carniol Kathleen and Lewis Crampton Charles Edwards and Ilene Nemeroff Robin and Daniel Aronson Robert E. and Nancy N. Bloch Andrew T. Carr Steve and Gayle Crane Lisa Egbuonu-Davis Ann K. Arries Michael H. Block Chad Carr Crest Office Furniture Avis Eichelberger Derek Arteta Esq. Roseanne and Marty Bloom Peach and Wayne Carr Stacee Bain Crittenden Anne Eigeman Arlene S. Ash Barbara Bluhm-Kaul William Carroll Joe Cronin Lois and Stephen Eisen Kim Ashford Karen Blumenfeld and Andrew Nierenberg Luella Carter and J. Jacques Carter, M.D. Mary Crowley JoAnn and Marshall Eisenberg Edmund and Vera Atkins Michael Blunt Mary D. Cascino Demetris Crum Frederick F. Eisenbiegler Atlanta Public Schools Alexander Boettger Susan G. Case Sarah Crutcher Preuss Bonnie and Eliot Elfner Audubon Enterprises Bryan P. Boghosian Edward Casmere President Ronald Crutcher and Betty Neal Crutcher Elite Placement Group Joyce and Samuel Bacote Audra Bohannon Sara Castellani Bradley Cull Ed and Angela Elkins Ann Bailey Donna Bojarsky Carol and Timothy Cawley Tracey and Steve Culliton Diana Ellsworth Robert S. Baizer Gilbert Bonafe, Posse Alumnus Daniel Cepeda Jason Cummings David Emch Wally Bakare Catherine and Charles Boone Frankie Cevallos, Posse Alumna, and Rico Blancaflor, Lisa Cunningham Carter Emerson Lenz C. Balan, Posse Alumnus Rebecca Borden Esq. Posse Alumnus Joan P. and Ronald C. Curhan Family Fund Jonathan and Julia Eng Heather H. Baldino Susan S. Boren William L. Chambers Curls Bartling P.C. Michael Engelhart Jennifer and David Balestrery Harvey Borkin Jesse and Meredith Chancellor Brownlee Currey Foundation Maureen Enright and Paul Enzinna Peggy Ballard Mark Borman and Karen Hermelin Linda Chandler Mary Ellen Dairyko Joel Epstein Jeannie and Doug Balsam Odette Borrego Stephanie Chang Edward and Dawn D’Alelio Yemisrach Erku, Posse Alumna Brentt Baltimore, Posse Alumnus Suzanne and Ted Bosler Chapman & Spingola LLP David Daniels Joe Esposito Sarah and Larry Barden Elaine Bovaird Sakeenah Chapman, Posse Alumna Kirk A. Davenport II Bernice Evans Greg Barnes Brian Bradley David Chew and Sheila Burke Sara Davenport ExxonMobil Foundation Judith L Barnes-Cochran Paula Brady Camille DeFrank and Edward Chez Carla and Cory Davidson Lori and Roy Fabry Eric L. Barnum Annie Brandt Priya Pravin Chhaya Darryl Davidson R. Scott Falk Shayna Barreca Sharon and Dan Brecher Chicago Speakeasy Toastmasters Michele Davis Barbara E. Fargo Narayana Barrow, Posse Alumnus Christian and Dana Brennan Patricia and Wilfred Chilangwa Robert and Jamie Davis David Faris Sylvia and John Barry Sam Brilliant Choice Healthcare Consultants, LLC Susan Davis Kristin Farrell Valerie Barth and Peter Wiley Merav and Aaron Broder Susanna Choo Lula Dawit Renee Faulkner Susan and James Bartlett Jim and Pamela Broderick John M. Christian de Giulio Kitchen Design Marilyn Feinberg Cecily Baskir and John Freedman Karin and Jeffrey Bronswick Jason and Erin Christopoulos Whitney Deal Amy and Scott Feira Elisa Bass Mary Beth and Cameron Broumand Mary Martha Churchman Richard H. Deane, Jr. Brenda and Lance Feis Roya and Frederick Baxter Celia Brown Sara Cicero Valerie DeCarlo E. Marla Felcher, Ph.D. and Max H. Bazerman, Ph.D. Halla Timon and Noah Baylin J’ai and Frank Brown Cathy and Mark Ciolek Patty and Jim DeCillo Warren and Rosalyn Feldberg Matthew Beagle and Lisa Scopa and the Michael C. Brown Monica Cirillo Diane Rosenthal and Mark Deitch Natalie Wexler and Jim Feldman Beagle Family Fund Thomas L. Brown CJBS, LLC Deborah Deitcher Nikki and Joshua Feldman Sarah Beatty and Mark Buller Adam Brumer, Posse Alumnus Patricia A. Franco and Charles J. Clark Carrie and Neil Deiter Mary and Richard Felix Andrea and Rick Bechtel Andreas Buchanan Sara Clark Lucia and John Del Monaco Julie Fentin Hermine Beck Christopher D. Buck Debra and Barry Clarkson Jon DeLuca Mary and Stanley Ferguson Susan Becker Dichter-Buckley Family Fund Cheryl Clifton Duane M. DesParte and John C. Schneider Vanessa Ferniza, Posse Alumna Matt Beckley Kay Bucksbaum Mary Ellen Coe and Ned Pfeiffer Ellen and Robert Deutschman Rodney Ferrell Gary Belsky Katherine and John Buehler Leslie and Jules Cogan James W. DeYoung, Jr. Jennifer Ferro 37 Michelle and Steve Goldish Lonzyo Holcomb, Posse Alumnus Nancy and Michael Karger Fans cont. Shosh and Howard Goller Cynthia and Ron Holmberg Christine and Richard Karger Fidelity National Title Company Cidney and Jeffrey Golman Linda and Richard Holmes Kenneth and Debra Karlin Barbara and Thomas Filippini Henry Gomez, Posse Alumnus Mary Davis Holt Adriana and Marvin Karno Christine Finzer Geri Baldwin Gonzalez Elizabeth and Walter Holt Susan and Andrew C. Karp Louise and J. Richard Fisher Laurie S. Gonzalez The Home Depot Foundation Neal Kass Kathryne Fisher Dr. Jack and Mrs. Ann Goode Vicki and William Hood Dana Katz Kris and Ken Fishman Karen and Jay Goodgold Deborah Horn James R. Kaufman Patrick C. FitzPatrick Jessica and Adam Goodman Mira Horoszowski Janice and Greg Kavanaugh Betsy and Patrick Flanagan Danielle Goonan, Posse Alumna James Horowitz Mike and Susu Kearney Jennifer Flanz John and Anne Gorczyca Gabrielle Horowitz-Prisco, Posse Alumna Lucy Keeble David Fleishman Gail Gordon Philip and Roberta Horton Michael B. Keegan Jeyson Florez, Posse Alumnus Judy Gordon Rebecca Horton and Craig Haggart Laura and Michael Keene FMH Foundation Kevin Gottesman Tina Hossain, Posse Alumna Marielle Lifshitz and Thomas E. Keim, Jr. Arthur J. Fong Gould & Ratner Zna and Cedric Houston Virginia and Preston Kendall Francis S. Fons Audrey Gould and Russ Hyman Debra and Nathaniel Howard Jean Kenna Heins Moira Forbes Kathy Gray HRG Worldwide Clarice Kennedy Anthony Forde Carmen Green, Posse Alumna Michelle and Kevin Huber Nicholas E. Kennedy Sophia Forero Joan F. Greene Elizabeth Hudson Kendra and Steven Kennett Anissa Forman Robert Greene L. Casma Huie Timothy Kent Robert and Amy Forrest Sunny Greene Luisa Hunnewell and Larry Newman Laura Kepes Fort Lincoln Realty Company, Inc. Ruth Greenfield Barbara and Ron Hupman Ausrine and William Kerr Alaina Fotiu-Wojtowicz Elizabeth and Mark Greenhill Norma B. Hutcheson Daniel and Amanda Keston Carolyn Foug Susan Greenstein Dr. and Mrs. Adolph Hutter Key Energy Services, Inc. Craig and Christy Fowler Linda Greer and Michael Tilchin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hynes Michael Keynes Lynn Fowler Jill F. Grossberg Intex Solutions Inc. Angela Ortiz and Anik Khambhla Marla and Scott Fox Jonathan Grossberg Iris and Angelo Ioffreda Keith Kiker Sarah Frank-Meltzer Jennifer and Jonathan Grosshandler Davar Irvani Myra Killings Debora A. Friedman Andrew Gumpert Tracy and David Isenberg Jill and Gary Kirshenbaum Joyce and Jay Friedrichs Allen Guon Garrick Isert Shelley and Charles Kiven Susan and William Friesell Jackson Gustave J. Walter Thompson Cara and Jeffrey Klein Kwadwo Frimpong Kathy Guy Daneen Jachino Michelle Klein Norine L. Fuller Hackberry Endowment, Malkin Family Ira L. Jackson Matthew Klenk Future Foundation Stephen C. Hackney Joi Bacote Jackson Yvette and Lou Klobuchar The G2G Collection Chris Hadley Marquita Jackson-Minot Jennifer and Craig Knebel Leslie and Michael Gaffin Ken Simon and Janet Hahn Jeannine and Justin Jacobson A. Lawrence Kolbe and Ruth Kolbe Nicholas and Alice Galakatos Sylvia and Roy A. Hammer Randy James Betty and Sherwin Korey Angel V. Gallinal Stacy Jo Haney Karen James-Sykes and Kirk Sykes Tom A. Korman Ellen Gallo Barbara B. Hannigan Nishal Jamnaprasad Dorothy Davies and Jeremy Kramer Gannett Foundation Carren Hannon Andrew and Susan Jampoler Joe Krouse and Megan Dunne Krouse Ravi Ganti Carol Harding Laura Janssen Doug Krug Jorge Garcia Mary Harris Jim Javorcic Shermin and J. Stuart Kruse Anne Gardiner Kimberly and James Hartog Brooke Jenkins John L. Kuehn Alan and Laryn Gardner Hartshorne Plunkard Architecture Esther Jeong, Posse Alumna Caroline and Dave Kuhl Jeffrey Garelick Harvard University Robert V. Jewell Muriel B. Kuhs Jaimie Geller Jewelry Inc. Timothy B. Harwood Tara John Avedis and Cristina Kundakjian George Rodrigue Foundation of the Arts Mr. and Mrs. John L. Haspel Angela Johnson Donald Kurson Erin George, Posse Alumna Renee and Mark Havens Cheryl Johnson and Bill Thomas Kutnick Foundation Georgetown55 LLC Sara Hays and John Mitchell Barbara and Garrett Johnson Michael Lainoff and Kathryn Kincaid Robin Germany Sherry and Todd Heckman Leonard S. Jolles Yudine Lajeune, Posse Alumna Patti and Ronald Gern Patricia and Richard Heffern Cherise Jones, Posse Alumna Heidi Lake Robert and Carrie Gibson C. Marie Henderson Virginia Drachman and Doug Jones Jennifer L. Lamb Larry Eustis and Karin Giger Claire Hennessey Lydia E. Jones Jill W. Landsberg Nelson E. Gil, Posse Alumnus Evelyn Henry Marj and Bob Julian Susan and Andrew Langan Madge Gill Annie Herbstman Susan Julian Sydney Langdon Michael Gilligan Annlee Herbstman Barbara and William Julyan Catherine LaPlante Guin and Joe Guin Scott Glassberg Melissa and Robert Herrman Junior Achievement of Georgia Larry Laque Mary Beth Glotzbach Margaret and James Herrmann Rebecca Kagan Jenna and Ben Laski Susan and Robert Glovsky Candis and John Hickey Evelyn Kalish Jon and Toni Lawler Godavari Investments, LLC Milton P. Higgins, III Charles E. Kaplan Nancy and Maurice Lazarus Fund Theodosia S. Goddard, Posse Alumna Mr. and Mrs. Prentiss Higgins Carol and Edward Kaplan Stacey and David Lee Beverly and Barry Gold Elizabeth Hill Nancy and James Kaplan Isabel Lee, Posse Alumna Tamara Gold Prof. Linda A. Hill and Dr. Roger E. Breitbart Josh and Melanie Kaplan Enty Tionowidjaja and Jimmy Lee Jennifer Breuer and Andrew Goldberg Sivan and Jeffery Hines Julie Kaplan Suzanne Lee Sylvia and Peter Goldberg Steven Hirsch and Micki Hirsch William B. Kaplan Betty Lefer Wendy Goldberg Amoretta M. Hoeber Naveen Kapur Robert and Ellen Leibenluft Nancy and James Golding Jerrilyn and David Hoffmann Jennifer and Ioannis Kareklas Richard Leinberry 38 Gail Lemily Wiggins Richard and Beth Marcus Jill and Joel Miller Kathy O’Connor Jay Leonard Elizabeth and Todd Marcus Pam and Josh Miller Jeanne B. Oelerich Kathryn A. Leonard Dr. Henry C. Margolis and Ms. Marla E. Shatkin Nancy and Philip Miller R. Michael Oglesby Sharon Lerman John Markham LaShonda Milton Shannon O’Grady Megan and Kevin Lermer Mara and Allan Marks Linda and Judson Miner Brian O’Leary Annette M. and Theodore N. Lerner Family Foundation, Inc. Nick Markwardt Education Challenge Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Jeff Olin Lesnik Charitable Foundation Marlies Capital LLC Alison C. Minton, Posse Alumna Joe O’Malley Richard and Gabrielle Lesser Victoria Marmorstein and Seth Ribner Richard and Judy Mirel Joseph and Margot Onek Elaine R. Lev Susan and Newt Marshall Susan S. Mirza Jennifer Ralph Oppold and Paul Oppold Gordon and Julia Levering Daphne J. Martin, Posse Alumna Rebecca Misch Donnacha O’Sullivan Shirley Levin and Julius Bowen Heather Martin Bill and Alison Monaghan Diane and Thomas Oxnard Ruth and David Levine Ninette Martin Heidi Monge Michael L. Pace, Posse Alumnus The Mortimer Levitt Foundation Royal B. Martin Juliana Monsalve, Posse Alumna Matthew Pacella Andrea Levitt Elizabeth Marvin Claudia R. Montgomery Leslie and Tim Padavic Diana and Tom Lewis Nancy Mason Anne and Mead Montgomery Sarah Padgitt Irving A. Lewis Edward I. Masterman Katherine Mooney and David Pryer Sanil Padiyedathu Dr. and Mrs. Randall J. Lewis Cora Masters Barry Chris Moore, Posse Alumnus D.C. Page Bernadette Limos, Posse Alumna Elissa and Anil Matta Bradley Clements and Jon Moore Joe Page Robert and Ann Lingo Shelley Goode and Thomas Matthews Kimberly Moore Deborah and Thomas Page Robyn M. Lingo Dana Mattison, Posse Alumna David Morisaki Krishna and Laurie Palepu Carol and James Linke Gary and Kathy Matts Ann Moritz Thomas Papson and Toby Singer Zsuzsanna Karasz and John Lipsky Daniel Mauer Sarah and Neal Moritz John Parezo Michael Charles Litt Martha Mazzone Barbara Y. Morris Karen Parker Daniel Llanes Kelly F. McAlpine Kevin L. Morris Pathman Lewis, LLP Sean Locke John and Judy McCarter Portia O. Morrison Amy and Jack Paul Lee and Peter Lockwood John P. McCarthy Marilyn Morrissey Eric Payne Virginia Loeb Sharon and Tom McCarthy Winnie and Chris Mortenson Michelle Peaco Stephanie Lofgren and Craig Stinebaugh Frances McCaughan and Nessan Fitzmaurice Camille Mosley PEAK6 Investments, LP Ann Logue and Rik Lantz Lisa Hanes and James McCloskey Susan Mosley Martha Peake Kirsten Lollis McCormick & Company, Inc. Valerie Mosley Elizabeth Pearson Jean and Lester Longley Conor Thomas M. McCoy, Posse Alumnus Jon Moussette Mario Pelaez and Einah Pelaez, Posse Alumna Chastity Lord Reese McCranie Nancy and Mickey Munley Allison and Stephen Pellegrino Katie Burnett Loss and James Loss Gay McDougall Christopher Murphy and Dan Kagan Joseph Peralta, Posse Alumnus Nicholas Losurdo Mary McGinn and Bernard Shapiro Maria Murphy Chris E. Perkins Anne Loucks Pat and Michael McGinnis Mary and Gerald Murray Nancy Perot Emily and Carl Lowenberg Rose Donna and Matthew McGovern Janese Murray Laura Pescatore Barbara R. Lowrey Susan Milligan and Philip McGuire Ellen Muslin Barbara Petit Richard and Nancy Lubin Will and Aline McKenna Denee Thomas Mwendwa, Ph.D. Dani Petrie Mary Ludford Sam McKenney Silas Myers Sara and Christopher Pfaff Karyn B. Lutz Maggie McKisson Cindy Stites and Don Nagle Karen Robertson and Steven Pflaum Alexander Lynch John McKoy Ari Nathan Nate Phenicie Lori and Clifford Lyon Jan and Jim McLaren Natasha Nathan Edward R. Phillipp Kirstie Lytwynec John and Jeanine Semrad McShea Edgar Ndjatou, Posse Alumnus Robert and Linda Piepenburg Cheri MacDonald Dorri and James McWhorter Robert Nelson Victoria Pierce Denise Macey Bill and Ellen Meagher Lionel Neptune Hunter R. Pierson Eric N. Macey Steve and Beth Mecke Marcy and Stu Newberger Gregory M. Pinkney Thomas Mackall Laurie Megery Keith Newell Pioneer Investments Alfreda Mackie Patrick and Piper Mehigan Maureen Newman Teresa Piotrowski Catherine and Michael MacKinnon Lorien Meillon Nancy Newman David J. and Carole L. Piper Kathryn A. MacLane Laura Meisels Tonya G. Newman Tara Plochocki Kavita and Brett Macleod David Mejia, Posse Alumnus Melinda and Andy Nguyen, Posse Alumnus Moira Pollard Janice and Butch MacVicar Jackie and Michael Melinger Thuy Thanh and Tam Nguyen William and Lia Poorvu Madlock Enterprises Diane Melio Darren and Kelly Nielson Barbara J. Pope John Maher Amber H. Melius John R. Nixon Christine and Michael Pope Judy Maley Karina T. Mendez, Posse Alumna Carolyn and Ken Nopar Lewis Morgan Porter The Malkin Fund, Inc. Damyanna Mendoza, Posse Alumna Leslie and Richard North Lori Potts-Dupre Julianne Malveaux Stephen Mensch Northrop Grumman Corporation Rita M. Powers Carl V. Manalo, Posse Alumnus Kathy and Jerry Meunier Amanda L. Northrop Wally Powers Tricia and Don Manhard Oded Meyer Ilene and Stephen Novack Marximiliano Pozo, Posse Alumnus Lillie and Jose Manjarrez Roger and Sheila Meyer Emily Novick PPL Group Michael D. Mann and Carol Salzman Ozzie Meza The Honorable Stuart A. Nudelman Betsy Smith and Berit Pratt Ann and Thomas Mann Cicely and Robert Michalak Clare Nunes Chip Presten Priya Manocha Suzanne Miell James and Tenley O’ Shaughnessy Anthony J. Priest Lisa Mantil Ashley J. Miller Ellen Oberman Florence Prioleau Manulife Financial Benjamin Miller Mr. and Mrs. John F. O’Brien and the O’Brien Charitable Gift Fund Roland S. Pritchett Kim Marchand Beth and Michael Miller Laura O’Brien Astrid Prudent Joyce and Fred Marcus Corey Miller Holly O’Connor Dr. and Mrs. George V. Pryles 39 Carrie Salone The Simpson Family Peggy and James Swartchild Fans cont. Daniel and Frances Salter Norman and Ellen Sinel Dudney Sylla, Posse Alumnus Malcolm Pryor Malcolm and BJ Salter Janet Singer Kien Tam, Posse Alumna Adam Putz Amy Saltzman John Knox Singleton Suprita and Vivek Taparia Michael Quigley Greg Salustro Matt Sislen Joy and Robert Taylor Benjamin Rainwater Megan Sandquist Melissa T. Skolfield Anika and Torin Taylor Samuel A. Ramirez & Co., Inc. Jeff Sanford Jonathan Skovholt Stuart Teach Benjamin J. Randall Olatunji Sanni, Posse Alumnus Jerry Slavonia Emily and Courtney Tedrowe Elias Rangel, Posse Alumnus Jenny and Peter Saravis Marilynne Smith Quarcoo Texas Instruments Foundation Alice Rapoport and Michael Sachs Andrea Sarvady Edwin E. and Katharine T. Smith theAudience Eva and Jason Rapp Eleanor B. Saslaw J.P. and Kaki Smith Loubens Theork, Posse Alumnus Jody and Fred Rappaport Jacqueline Savoie Kembra Smith Melano Theork, Posse Alumnus Ali Raza Gretchen Scavo Derek and Lisa Smith Carole Thomas Leanne Redden and Brian Loeger Dana Schaeffer Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Smith Willetta Lewis and David Thomas Janet Reed Nancy and David Scher Sloan Smith Andrew K. Thompson Presley R. Reed, Jr. Maggie and Eric Scheyer Jared Smits Harvey Thompson Sandra Reese Harriet and Bernie Schiffer John S. and Sheila K. Smock Rosemary and Stewart Thomsen Michal Regunberg Lois J. Schiffer Sallie and Mark Smylie Nancy and Michael Timmers Robert Reily Peter Schildkraut Tom and Nancy Snedeker TisBest Charity Gift Cards Michelle and Isaac Reitberger Jeremy Schlee Gary Snyder Gretchen and Tom Toles Paul Renard Peggy and Henry Schleiff Jean Soh Kimberly Toney Harriet and Joseph Resnick Denise Schlener Nancy Solomon Yukari Tortorich Michael J. Revord Stacey Schmidt Daniel Somerfield Stephanie Tran, Posse Alumna Melissa Reyes, Posse Alumna Rhoda Schneider and Michael Marshall Jenny and Bobby Soudan Tamika L. Tremaglio Rhea Ricard Polly and Gordon Schnell Southwestern Energy Eric A. Trent Charles R. Rice Kathleen and Rob Schnieders Ellen Spadafora Malinda R. Triller Doran Rebecca Rice Meg Scholand Abbe Sparks Steven Trost Ramonia and Adrian Rich Eltjo and Hana Schoonveld Donna and Eugene A. Spatz Joseph R. Trpik, Jr. Jenny and Gary Rich Susan Schorr Peter Speh and Anna Pierrehumbert Nicole Tsesmelis, Posse Alumna Catherine Richards Debbie and Joel Schreier Andrea Sperling Turner Family Fund Renee Richart Chris Schroeder and Sandy Coburn Mary Sperling Carmen Turner Carol and Paul Rigby Jennifer and Chris Schuer Mr. and Mrs. George R. Sprague Sarah and Thomas Usdin Aidan Riordan Patricia Schulman Byron Spruell Linda Vagra David B. Ritchay Michael Schulte Trisha Squires Joel and Felicia Vargas Diane Robertson Alan G. Schwartz James St. Louis Atul Varma Suzanne and Peter Robertson Leslie Schwartz Bonnie and Neele Stearns Jessica Velez, Posse Alumna Blythe Robinson The Schwartz Rosman Foundation Jeremy Steckler Chris Vericella William Robinson Catherine Scott Carol Stein Colleen H. Vevang Susan and Bruce Rodgers Gillian Segal Joel A. Stein Nancy Vickers Teddy Rodriguez Bruce Bauman and Denise Selden Robert Steiner, Jr. Keith E. Villmow Gwendolyn and John Rogers Shands/Mulinare Family Charitable Fund Harry Steinway Bethany Vincent Christopher Rollins Andrew Shannon Lisa and Sam Stempel Vinson & Elkins LLP Nancy Rosen Blackwood Carol Borden and Joel Shapiro Margaret and Mark Stephan John F. Vitt Jeanne Rosen Valerie and Lee Shapiro Diane and Norval Stephens Chan Vo Lyn Ingersoll and Marcus Rosenbaum Jennifer Shea and Peter Bruns Danielle and Brad Sterling Donna and Curtis Voges Aimee and Mark Rosenbaum Paul Shea Alison B. Sternberg Amy and Jonathan Vree James Roser Veronica Sheehan Rebecca Sternthal and Andrew Schiffrin Lauren and Roger Vree Michelle and Craig Ross Saboor M. Sheerazi, Posse Alumnus Nancy and Bruce Stevens W.W. Grainger, Inc. Dorothy Ross The Shelby Family Foundation Margo Stevens Lydia Wahlke Joan F. Ross Debra and Alan Sheldon Alexander and Susan Stewart Carol and Gerald Walker Lisa Roth Andrew Shen, Posse Alumnus John C. Stiffler John Walker Trisha Rozas Kathleen and Ross Sherbrooke Mary Stokes Maggie Walker Abigail Rubinstein Jen and Edwin Sheridan Lally Stowell Lauren and Matthew Walker Amanda Ruch Carol Ann Courtney and Sam Shiel Michael Stratta Scott Walker Carole and Herbert Rudoy Susan Sholl Carolyn Strauss Diane Wall Stephanie and Darone Ruskay Renee and Kevin Shrier Herbert and Elaine Strickstein Derron Wallace, Posse Alumnus Daniel Russell Siebert Brandford Shank & Co., LLC Oris and Geneen Stuart Catherine Wallerson Lance Russell Lynne and Eric Siegel Mark Stumpf David and Rebecca Wallis Mary Rybowiak and Tom Ferrini Mr. and Mrs. John T. Siegel, Jr. Ravi Subbaraman Brett Walter Robert S. Ryland Sylvia Siegel and Barry Weinstein Deborah Sudbury Mary and Gary Walther S.F. Management Company Alison Sierens Anne Sullivan Lou and Dwight Walton Anne and Barry Sabloff Eileen Katz and Jordan Siev Carol and Joseph Sullivan Janet Ward Eila Skinner and Thomas Sadler Ivy and Douglas Silberberg Cynthia Sulzberger Juliaanne and George Warren Shridevi and Purna Saggurti Mark A. Simione and Marcia G. Simione Tami and Brian Sunshine Alison Washabaugh Sharron and William Sailor Dewan Simon Susan Fredman Design Group Frona and William Weaver Al Salas Cindy Simpson Grace and Lenard Swanson Sheila Weimer Robbie and Larry Salberg Georgia Simpson Erik Swart Dorothy Weinstein 40 Katherine Weinstein Julie Adler Linda Boskelly Beatriz De Jesus, Posse Alumna Linda Weinstein Vincent C. Agoe, Posse Alumnus Angela Boulart and Damian Washington, Posse Alumni Daphney Degand Daniel Weiss Samantha Alcala, Posse Alumna Scott Bowling Mary and Chuck Dembo Brian Wellman Lori Alexander DeMark R. Bowman, Posse Alumnus Kelly Dennis, Posse Alumna Anne and William Wennington Abdulkadir M. Ali, Posse Alumnus Joseph E. Boyland Richard S. DeRose Erica and Yaron Werber Donna Alleluia David Brade, Posse Alumnus Mouhamadou B. Diagne, Posse Alumnus Allyson Weseley and Sara Jones Charles Allen, Posse Alumnus Nick Brecker Veronica Diaz, Posse Alumna Gerald Wetlaufer Esmeralda Alvarez, Posse Alumna Sylvia Brito Pamela Dicent, Posse Alumna Mary Ann and Robert Wetoska Rodolfo Alvarez, Jr. Jolanta Brodka, Posse Alumna Tiffany Donovan Stephen Wetzel Jatnna P. Amador, Posse Alumna Terese Brown, Posse Alumna John Dorado, Posse Alumnus Whalerock Industries American Express Company Gavin Bruce Devon DeLapp and Halbe Dougherty-Wood Susan Whipple Wald America’s Charities Cara C. Brumfield, Posse Alumna Wilmette S. Drucker Colin White Jennifer Anderson Nilda Bueno, Posse Alumna Peggy Durant Susan Watanabe and David White Liliana Andrade, Posse Alumna Sarah N. Bunker, Posse Alumna Dashawn Ealey, Posse Alumnus Susie and Scott Whitlock Linette Andrea Simon A. Bunyan, Posse Alumnus Lillian Eckstein Brian Wiedenhoeft John Angell Jacklyn Burgo, Posse Alumna Alex M. Efron John E. Wilkinson Wesley R. Anthony Leide Cabral, Posse Alumna Aifuwa Ehigiator, Posse Alumna Katharine Wilkinson Ljeoma Anyanwu, Posse Alumna Monique Cadle, Posse Alumna Johnette Ellis Sally and Thomas Wille Odinakachi Anyanwu, Posse Alumnus Olga Brik, Posse Alumna Barbara Epstein Deanna Willerman Christian Aparicio, Posse Alumnus Glorialynn Calderon Dean Erlandson Charisse Williams Claire Apatoff Carol Callanan-Uhl Diego Espinoza, Posse Alumnus Ed Williams Kurt Aper Hector Calzada Marta Esquilin Marc and Nancy Williams Lynn Archer Allard Cantor Benjamin Evans and Jennifer Stewart Natalie A. Williams Diana Arellano, Posse Alumna Nora and Jack Capers Francine Falk-Allen and Richard Falk Alice and Bruce Williamson Sergio E. Armendariz, Posse Alumnus Vicki Carbone Gabrielle Farrell, Posse Alumna Ellen and Steve Wilner Danny H. Aronson Jackie and Julio Caro Wesley Farrow Derrick Wilson Lander Arrieta Philip Casal, Posse Alumnus Woodger Faugas, Posse Alumnus Newton W. Wilson III Cameron Arroyo, Posse Alumnus Michael Casiano Laura Feinstein Renita Wilson Nohely Arteaga, Posse Alumna Lizzie Casper Ivette Feliciano, Posse Alumna Paige Wisdom ARTProjectA Sylvia Castillo Angelika Ferguson, Posse Alumna Gretchen Wold Nicole and Rudy Ash Sakeenah Chapman, Posse Alumna Bradley Ferguson Barbara Wood Lisa Ashby Nancy and Keith Charles Daniel Ferguson Lisa and Josh Woods Sam Aube Maya C. Chase, Posse Alumna Michelina Ferrara, Posse Alumna Ruth D. Woods Beza Ayalew, Posse Alumna Andrea Chen Marianne Fichtel James H. Wooten, Jr. John Ayers Jiafei Chen, Posse Alumnus Katie Fielden Elizabeth Workman and Mark Williams Sarah S. Baatile, Posse Alumna Brandon Cherry Jessica Bosco and Frank Finocchio Alice Wright David Babicz Fritzkeysha Chery, Posse Alumna Mark Fiore Libby Wright Amy and Matt Baer Neeti Chokshi David and Judith Fischer Rod and Natalie Wright Alison Bain-Lucey Justina Chung Posse Alumna Anne Fitzpatric Mary H. Peabody Wulsin Jesse Baker Lorenz Cisne, Posse Alumna Ellen Fleming Susan Ferris Wyderko Laforce J. Baker, Posse Alumnus Justin Clarke Keith Fleming Eddy Yablans Jessa and Ryan Baker Maya Clayton Brenda Fletcher Milton Yanofsky Jean H. Baldwin Jaclyn Cohen Bettina Fliegel Linda and Bob Youngentob David Balos Pam and Michael Cohen Brett Forbes Beverly and Arnold Yusim Chrissy Balz Sil Colalancia Susan Forsling Abby Zanarini BNY Mellon Candace Coleman Menda François, Posse Alumna Donna and Phillip Zarcone Peter Barash and Beth Valukas Conei Coleman, Posse Alumnus Louise and Theodore Frank Amanda and Brian Zaumeyer Marcel L. Baugh Jane Coleman Christopher Robert Freeman Amy Rudnick and Michael Zeldin Georgia Beach Jazmine S. Coleman, Posse Alumna Kirsten Fuller, Posse Alumna Haben Zemicael, Posse Alumna Beth Becker Rashidi H. Collins Annie Furr Yonas Zewdie, Posse Alumnus Bradley W. Beckman Tamrah Collins, Posse Alumna Jessica Gaffney Linda K. Ziglar Ellen Behrstock-Sherratt Daniella L. Colon, Posse Alumna Eve Galewitz Laura and Bruce Zimmerman Jacquelyne and Jim Belcastro Priscilla M. Colon, Posse Alumna Cynthia Galisdorfer Marianne Zorich Kasandra Bellamy, Posse Alumna Felice Columbretis, Posse Alumna Mary E. Galligan Elizabeth F. Zucker Johanna Bellida Cameron Combs Aurora M. Garcia, Posse Alumna Allyson and Matthew Bergman J.M. Conway, Posse Alumna Julia Garrison Laura P. Bernthol Tiago Correia, Posse Alumnus GE Foundation Supporters Marietta and Stuart Bernthol Natalie Cortez, Posse Alumna David Gee $1 - $99 Danielle Bero, Posse Alumna Mary Costa Yusuf George Anonymous (36) Cara Bianchini Teki Cruickshank Ana Ester and Juan Gershanik Claudette A. Accime, Posse Alumna Julian Blackmon Lisa Cuevas Denise Ghartey, Posse Alumna Hector R. Acevedo, Posse Alumnus Heather and William Blackwell Joseph Dabrowski Robyn Gibson Asenso, Posse Alumna Jose F. Acevedo, Posse Alumnus Kimberly Blanchard Debra Dandeneau Kyle Gilkeson Daniel Acheampong, Posse Alumnus Jonathan Bloom Michaela O. Daniel Christian Gillis Brian K. Adams Julia Blount Elaine Davenport Rosalee J. Glaser, Posse Alumna Aderonke Adedokun, Posse Alumna Mary Anne Bollen Dominique Davis, Posse Alumna Dr. Janalyn and Randy Glymph Mel Bolton Porschia Davis, Posse Alumna Ian A. Gold, Posse Alumnus 41 Justin Kang Susan Mason Aleksander Perpalaj supporters cont. Sara Katlen Salome H. Masudi, Posse Alumna Eric Peterman Vishnu V. Gollakota, Posse Alumnnus Tripp Kay Karen Matts Ned K. Peterson Marlyn C. Gomez, Posse Alumna Thomas and Ann Keary Herbert A. May III Jeff Petrea Zenaida Gonzalez Todd Keitel Andres Mayobre Anthony and Dorothy Petsoulakis Gretchen Gordon Gabrielle I. Kelenyi, Posse Alumna Cristy McCarthy Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Jason Goulbourne, Posse Alumnus Benjamin Keller Kirstin McGinnis, Posse Alumna Joanne Pflaum Rod Solomon and Nancy Griesemer Ashley Kemper Patricia McGinnis Melissa Phineus, Posse Alumna Roy J. Guenther Steven A. Kennedy Kate J. McGovern Valerie Pierre, Posse Alumna Ingrid Guerci Vardges Khachatryan, Posse Alumnus Teri McMahon Jackney Prioly, Posse Alumna Julia A. Gueron, Posse Alumna Brittany King-Pleas, Posse Alumna Tom McNulty Erick Quintero, UCLA Posse 1 Alumnus Natalie Guerrero Leon Kirshenbaum Robert Medow Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quistberg Matt Hancock Catherine Knight Steele, Posse Alumna Liz and Scott Mendel Jismy Raju, Posse Alumna Jim Hannan Janine Knight Roberto Mendez, Posse Alumnus Arjun Raman, Posse Alumnus Herbert Harper, Jr., Posse Alumnus Nygel Knighton, Posse Alumnus Robert and Carolyn Meza Marjorie Ramirez, Posse Alumna Lamia Harper, Posse Alumna Wendy Kornreich Kidus Mezgebu, Posse Alumnus Jennifer Ramos, Posse Alumna Elyas D. Harris, Posse Alumnus Naomi and Jeffrey Kraft Diego Millan, Posse Alumnus Stan Ramsay Jack Harris Alice and Richard Krautsack Graham Miller Robert and Patricia Ranney Luke Hart Barbara Kravits Michelle Moezzi Karen Ray Peter Troup and Laura Hatfield Troup Dana and Steven Krumholz Jim Mohr Ronald Redd Brandon Hawkins, Posse Alumnus Julie Kuhn Lydia Moland Jessica L. Redon, Posse Alumna Amy Heller Chanel Labasan, Posse Alumna Oscar Monge, Posse Alumnus Maria L. Reeves Daniela Hernandez, Posse Alumna Jorge LaCourt, Posse Alumnus Grace Montero, Posse Alumna Anton Reuben, Posse Alumnus Melyna Hernandez, Posse Alumna Engy Lamour, Posse Alumnus Jordan Montgomery Gladys Reyes, Posse Alumna Stephanie Heyroth Eric Lange Thea-Jenel B. Moore, Posse Alumna Justin Riopelle, Posse Alumnus Geoffrey F. Hicks, Posse Alumnus, and Robin Hicks, Posse Alumna Tung Yan Lau, Posse Alumna Theresa Moore Caresse Rios, Posse Alumna Ackeem Hill, Posse Alumnus Makeita C. Laurent, Posse Alumna Erika Morales, Posse Alumna Carlos Rivera, Posse Alumnus Alexander Hill & Associates Yasmine Laurent Mark F. Morel Jose Rivera, Posse Alumnus Melinda Hilyard-Ealy Rashidah Lawson, Posse Alumna Joshua Morris Anajah L. Roberts, Posse Alumna Abby Hirsch Liz Le Kayla Morris, Posse Scholar Dr. Yaser Robles, Posse Alumnus Debora Hoehne Carlos Ledesma Shan Morris Kerry E. Rodgers Lauren B. Hoelzer Jane Gilman and Donald Leka Eric Moskowitz Darwin Rodriguez, Posse Alumnus Chad Hollis Leslee and Lewis Levey Marvin Mostow and Joan Kaplan Juliana Rodriguez, Posse Alumna Audrey and Lewis Horne Barry Levine Paul Murphy Ricardo Rodriguez, Posse Alumnus Deanna Ford Horton, Ed.D. Allison and Peter LeVine Laura Napoli Michael O. Romeo, Posse Alumnus Cara M. Houck Richard Levine Lisbeth Mark and Charles Newman José Rosario, Posse Alumnus Larry Howard, Posse Alumnus Robert Levine Jasmine Niernberger, Posse Alumna Sandra Rosario Christina Huang, Posse Alumna Tara and Robert Lightbody Johnathan Nieves, Posse Alumnus Alexander Rose Amberine A. Huda, Posse Alumna Laquan Lightfoot, Posse Alumna Paul Noone Mila Kagan and Dan Rosenbaum Kevin Huezo Shanta Lindo, Posse Alumna Jason D. Nosrati, Posse Alumnus Lindsay Rosenfeld Jacalyn L. Hughes John Liotti Watchen Nyanue, Posse Alumna Hannah L. Roth, Posse Alumna Renee B. Hughes Jeremiah M. Locquiao, Posse Alumnus Michael O’Donnell Thom Rowland Brandon T. Hummons, Posse Alumnus Jamie Lopez, Posse Alumna Amy O’Keane Jerry Runge Park Hyatt Chicago Raul Lorenzana Jennifer Oliver Michelle Rupprecht Ludmilla J. Ilieff Lauren E. Lugo, Posse Alumna Emilia and Julio Olivier Gideon Ansell and Mary Rutkowski Terri James Catoya L. Lundy Jennifer Orme Julia Ryan, Posse Alumna Gloria Jean Evans Suzanne Lyons Kurt Ostrow Kelsey Ryan Kerlyne Jean, Posse Alumna Suzette and David Macey Gary Ott Sylvia Sadlak, Posse Alumna Shameka A. Jennings, Posse Alumna Rebecca Macey Nana A. Otutua-Amoah, Posse Alumna Ginette Saimprevil, Posse Alumna Naihomy Jerez, Posse Alumna Elizabeth MacFarlane Curtis Owens Nadya Salcedo Robert Jerry Maura Madden and Rufus Tureen Debra and David Palay Farzana Saleem Betty L. Johnson Brent Madoo, Posse Alumnus Dr. Carole J. Parker Stephanie Salerno Charles and Jody Johnson MaryKate Mahoney, Posse Alumna Elizabeth Libby and Carey W. Parker Julia Salgado-Fernandez Claudine Johnson, Posse Alumna Randy Mahoney Glenda Partee Catherine and Don Salge Marline S. Johnson, Posse Alumna Anika B. Manzoor, Posse Alumna Sanjay Patel Trudy Salvador North Johnson Andrew J. Manz-Siek, Posse Alumnus Catherine Patinella Maryan S. Samson, Posse Alumna Mary Johnstone The Margolis Family Ronna and Barry Paul Sami Samurai Jasmyn Jones Mitchell Marino Patricia Pena, Posse Alumna Joshua M. Sanchez, Posse Alumnus Dominique Jordan-Turner John Marks Dave Penrod Candace and Ricardo Sanchez Lanese Jorgensen Chris Marquardt Richard Pentecost Nedra Sandiford, Posse Alumna Valerie Jorgovan Francheska Marquez Paolo Pepe, Posse Alumnus Alysia Sargent, Posse Alumna Julie Joy Daniel Marshall Lisa and John Pepoon Audell Scarlett, Posse Alumnus Andrea Juma Nathalie Marte, Posse Alumna Jiselle Peralta, Posse Alumna Doreen Scharf Jacqueline Kahan, Posse Alumna Davis Winn Martin Katherine D. Perez, Posse Alumna Elizabeth and Sidney Schenkier Ramatu Kallon, Posse Alumna Pedro Martinez, Posse Alumnus Jeffrey Wentworth and Anna R. Pergolizzi-Wentworth, Posse Alumna Linda and Robert Schibel Dianne Kampel Mohammed H. Masab, Posse Alumnus John and Laura Perkins Tiffany Schiffner, Posse Alumna Haemee Kang, Posse Alumnus Glenn Mason Judith Ann Perlin Ed Schutter 42 Secondary School for Law Dalia Varela, Posse Alumna CO Architects Evan Shapiro and Belinda Juran Maribel Vasquez, Posse Alumna Columbus School of Law Platinum Lawrence A. Sherman Christopher Vega Comedy Central Tenzing Sherpa, Posse Alumnus Marvin M. Vega, Posse Alumnus Cox Communications, Inc. PlatinuLeadershipm Circle Ronak Sheth, Posse Alumnus Aixa Velez, Posse Alumna Crescent Terry Shipp Rachel Vigneaux DC Chamber of Commerce Honoring Posse’s Stacey and John Shonkwiler Carlos A. Villa, Posse Alumnus Deloitte LLP Leadership25th Anniversar Cy ircle Oleksandr Shulzhenko Jacquelyn Volpe Tamara and Jay Dempsey Honoring Posse’s 25th Anniversary Steve and Freddye Silverman Sharhea O. Wade, Posse Alumna Discovery Communications, LLC The Platinum Leadership Circle represents an Karim Simplis Anwar Wahab, Posse Alumnus DLA Piper LLP The Platinum eliteLeadership group of Circle supporters represents who each an elitehave groupmade Keisha Simpson-Baker, Posse Alumna Michael Weinberg Eagle Rock Brewery Steve Sloan Linda and David Weingart El Dorado Rum of supporters awho gift eachof $100,000 have made or more a gift in 2014of $100,000 to The Ariel Smith, Posse Alumna David N. Weinman Exelon or more in 2014Posse to TheFoundation Posse Foundationin honor and in recognition honor and of Kristian A. Smith, Posse Alumnus Donna Weisman Exhale Enterprises, Inc. Meghan Smith Abby Whitmire Freshman Fifteen Boston recognition ofPosse’s Posse’s 25th 25th anniversary anniversary year. year . William Calvin Smith III Gwen and Bob Whitson Glenn Geist William H. Smith Mary and Paul Wilcox Georgia Power Company Anonymous (2) Jonathan Snyder Anthony T. Williams, Posse Alumnus Georgia-Pacific LLC Anonymous (2) Laurie and Jonathan Soler Ebony Williams, Posse Alumna Goldman, Sachs & Co. The AMG Foundation Karen and James Solomon Marcia M. Williams Goodwin Procter LLP The AMG Foundation Laurence T. Sorkin Tiffany Williams, Posse Alumna Google, Inc. Carrie and Kelly Barlow Timothy L. Soslow Emerson Williams-Molett, Posse Alumnus Gordon Salon Carrie and Kelly Barlow Wagner N. Soto, Posse Alumnus Barbara and Robert Wilneff Greater Than The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation Scott J. Spitzer Carol Wilson, Posse Alumna Greenberg Traurig The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation Bea Steponate Mark Wilson, Lehigh Posse Alumnus Sheila Griffin Photography The Fortin Foundation of Florida, Inc. Alice F. Stewart Paul Wilson Guggenheim Partners, LLC The Fortin Foundation of Florida, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Stirn Laurie and Jeff Witt Craig W. Henderson Goldman, Sachs & Co. Nathan S. Stockwell-Velazquez, Posse Alumnus Joan A. Wittan Hilton Worldwide Goldman, Sachs & Co. Briana M. Strachan, Posse Alumna Amanda Wolin, Posse Alumna JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. Kelly Granat and Susan Boland Andrew Strassman Julie Wolpov Keith Karem Kelly Granat and Susan Boland Matt Stucke Anonymous Kate Spade New York Pamela and George F. Hamel, Jr. Christina C. Sturdevant, Posse Alumna Aaron J. Wong Kenmare Catering & Events Pamela and George F. Hamel, Jr. Sylvia Sukop Robin Wonsley, Posse Alumna King & Spalding LLP Infor Diane Sullivan Erica Woodley Joseph A. Kruse Infor Lance Sun, Posse Alumnus Monique Wright, Posse Alumna Live Nation Entertainment Michael Kluger and Heidi Greene Bryan Sung Dennis Wynn, Posse Alumnus Los Angeles Dodgers Michael Kluger and Heidi Greene Margaret Sunkel Maleesa Xiong Marlowe William Swee Jessie Yip, Posse Alumna Barbara and Richard Metzler Clarissa andClarissa Steven and Lefkowitz Steven Lefkowitz Chelton D. Tanger Beverly and Gilbert Yuill Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP Caroline Tanner Leslie Zacks My Best Friend’s Closet Garrett and MaryGarrett Moran and Mary Moran Donald Tansey Gilat Zamost NBC Universal Joy L. Tan-Vega Haytham Zohny, Posse Alumnus Neiman Marcus Northbrook Anna and MasonAnna Morfit and Mason Morfit Patricia R. & P. Taranto Karen L. Zweig and Robert Phillip Sinrod Nestlé USA Shadoe G. Tarver, Posse Alumnus New Orleans Saints Karin and Philip PeadKarin and Philip Pead Marina and Arnold Tatar The New York Times Company Chandler Taylor, Posse Alumnus In-Kind Norwalk Community College Posse BostonPosse Advisory Boston Board Advisory Board Jeff Taylor Alphagraphics Oak Tavern Philip Taylor, Posse Alumnus Alston & Bird LLP Paramount Pictures Corporation Larry and Sarahmay Robbins Eleni Thomas Arnold & Porter LLP Pepco Larry and Sarahmay Robbins Joan L. Thomas Bank of America Dan and Jennifer Pickering Ali and Brad Singer Katie and Ross Thomson Bank of America Merrill Lynch Putnam Investments Ali and Brad Singer Roseanne Thornton Luciano Batista, Posse Alumnus PwC Gregory Spivey Doneeca Thurston, Posse Alumna Lee Black, Owner of Black Hill Farms and Family Vineyards, Reed Smith Gregory Spivey Hidden Hills, CA Suzanne Tice Laura and Bret Schoch The Tsunami FoTheunda Tsunamition — Foundation — Ross Tilchin, Posse Alumnus bliss Sandra and Ronald Schutz Anson + Debra Beard, Jr. and Family Marc and Eileen Tishler Boka Restaurant Group Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP Anson + Debra Beard, Jr. and Family Karyn A. Todd, Posse Alumna Harvey Borkin SK’s Doughnuts & Croissant Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co. Christina Torres, Posse Alumna Boston Teacher Residency Southeast Tennis and Learning Center Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co. Michael H. Traison Brookfield Office Properties State Street Corporation Jeff and Laurie Ubben Ngoc Tran, Posse Alumna Brooklyn Bagel Bakery SunTrust Bank Jeff and Laurie Ubben Rita Tran, Posse Alumna Diane and William Bund Edward T. Swan Sharon and Timothy H. Ubben Michael Trejo, Posse Alumnus Burger King Corporation Tobacco Road Sharon and Timothy H. Ubben Florindo Troncelliti Cartifact, Inc. Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co. Vassar College and Friends Kadia Tubman, Posse Alumna CBS Television Studios Vinic Wine Co. Vassar College and Friends Jeff Tucker Chicago White Sox Community Fund, a fund of the YogaWorks Richard Turnley McCormick Foundation Viacom Jenny Umana, Posse Alumna Citi Viacom 43 Obama Endorses Posse in Chronicle of Higher Education In November of 2007, Barack Obama responded via email to questions from The Chronicle of Higher Education. Here is a transcript of excerpts from the exchange. Q: You have called yourself a firm believer in affirmative action. how big a role should race play in college‑admissions decisions, and why? how much should socioeconomic status factor in to those decisions, and why? A: … Some measures traditionally used to determine college admissions—such as college entrance exam scores—might not necessarily be the best predictors of college success, placing some very talented students at a disadvantage. One of this year’s MacArthur awardees—the “genius” awards—is an innovator named Deborah Bial. She proposed a model to identify promising students from disadvantaged urban backgrounds, using an alternative set of qualities as predictors of success in college. Candidates for this program are selected using a process based on qualities such as leadership, motivation, teamwork, and ability to effectively communicate. The students that are selected form a “posse,” and are provided with extra supports, and end up graduating from selective colleges with a very high success rate. This shows the validity of using less-recognized skills as indicators of likely educational success. And this would probably be considered affirmative action, by specifically choosing students from less-advantaged backgrounds. But maybe it just CLAUDE STEELE shows that the playing ground, using traditional BARACK OBAMA metrics for college admission, is unacceptably uneven. … EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED We should work to build an America where the qualified white student from rural South Carolina ARNE DUNCAN CHANCELLOR AND STATES who worked hard to beat the odds and the qualified U.S. SECRETARY OF black student from the South Side of Chicago who PROVOST, UNIVERSITY OF AL GORE “One of this year’s MacArthur did the same can attend classes together, learn from each other, teach their classmates a thing or two EDUCATION CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY awardees—the ‘genius’ awards—is and vice versa, and together go off into the world FORMER VICE PRESIDENT prepared for a diverse workforce. “Like the President, I’m a huge “Posse Scholars have an innovator named Deborah OF THE UNITED STATES fan of Posse. You guys have done experiences and developed 2Bial. She proposed a model MICHELLE OBAMA “I’ve really enjoyed watching The an unbelievable job and your skills that are underrepresented to identify promising students FIRST LADY OF THE UNITED graduation rates are through the Posse Foundation grow. I’m a big on college campuses. So from disadvantaged urban STATES roof, and it’s a really innovative, supporter of what you’re doing.” backgrounds, using an alternative “Many colleges are working with thoughtful program.” their presence adds to the set of qualities as predictors of organizations like The Posse sophistication of all students’ success in college. Candidates Foundation to give kids the social experiences on campus. [Posse for this program are selected and academic support they’ll DEREK BOK PRESIDENT EMERITUS AND is] at a [major] anniversary here; using a process based on need to graduate. These kinds that’s a lot of expertise. I would qualities such as leadership, of programs aren’t just good CHAIR OF THE HAUSER CENTER FOR NONPROFIT like to see institutions of higher motivation, teamwork, and ability for these young people. They’re education take advantage of that good for all of us. Because after ORGANIZATIONS, HARVARD to effectively communicate. experience.” The students that are selected everything these kids will have UNIVERSITY form a ‘Posse’ and are provided overcome to get to college—and “There are undoubtedly many with extra supports, and end get through college—they’ll have young people who could bring up graduating from selective all the skills they need to thrive great benefit to their college colleges with a very high success in our businesses, and law firms, and to society yet who somehow rate. This shows the validity of and labs. And that’s not just good [do not] gain admission to a using less-recognized skills as for them and their families, it’s selective college. In identifying ANDREW M. CUOMO indicators of likely educational good for their communities and GASTON CAPERTON such students and giving them GOVERNOR, NEW YORK success.” (From a November our country.” FORMER PRESIDENT, THE the financial help they need, “For a quarter century, Posse 2007 interview with The Chronicle COLLEGE BOARD; FORMER The Posse Foundation makes has helped dedicated young of Higher Education.) GOVERNOR, WEST VIRGINIA a valuable contribution to the men and women achieve their “The Posse Foundation has ideals of equal opportunity which goals in education and beyond. created a magic formula that is we all share.” With the Posse’s critical support, helping to identify and support thousands of students have students who would not have COLIN POWELL gone on to succeed in higher found their way to the top without FORMER U.S. SECRETARY education and become leaders it. Through great innovation and OF STATE and productive members of hard work, Posse is creating “Deborah Bial, president and their communities. On behalf tomorrow’s leaders who will founder of The Posse Foundation, of all new Yorkers, I applaud reflect the diversity of our recognized there is no greater everyone affiliated with The great nation. Deborah Bial is a obligation to society than to remarkable visionary and leader.” Posse Foundation for your educate the next generation.” ongoing, exemplary commitment to empowering the success of our future leaders.” 44 LESLEY STAHL GARY ORFIELD NEWS CORRESPONDENT, CO-FOUNDER AND DIANE B. PATRICK, ESQ. CO-DIRECTOR, THE CIVIL PARTNER, ROPES & 60 MINUTES BOB HERBERT John Leguizamo “The Posse Foundation works to RIGHTS PROJECT; GRAY LLP; FIRST LADY OF Award-Winning MASSACHUSETTS ACTOR rectify inequities in our society PROFESSOR OF EDUCATION, Journalist and “I’m so jealous of Posse kids. I “I think one of the things that and to make the American dream LAW, POLITICAL SCIENCE Television Host KATIE COURIC wish I had this charity when I was a real possibility for so many AND URBAN PLANNING, Posse does is to let children “Posse would be a terrific AWARD-WINNING struggling in college feeling so more people.” UCLA shine. When I look at these alum program in any era. With JOURNALIST AND TV alienated and alone and broke, “It is vitally important to find and I have a chance to talk to affirmative action under PERSONALITY working three jobs and taking and implement other ways to them, I have such confidence and relentless assault and a college “[Posse is] a unique program that out loans that ruined my credit assess students of color with faith in our future. It would be education slipping out of the proves there is such a thing as for years. There is nothing to you great potential and to support wonderful if we had a Posse in grasp of many kids who are fully positive peer pressure.” until someone sees something capable of doing college work, it them through college. Posse is a every city in this country.” in you—and that’s what Posse is especially important now.” national leader in this effort.” does. They see something in you and then back you up on your way through college and to amazing careers and to becoming contributing members of society.”

DEVAL PATRICK GOVERNOR, MASSACHUSETTS people are “For the past 25 years, The Posse Foundation has affected the lives of students from diverse backgrounds all over the nation, empowering them to reach their full potential through scholarships, college access talking and leadership development programs. The Scholars truly represent the changing demographics of this great nation, which will thrive as a result of their leadership.” about posse 45 THE POSSE FOUNDATION, INC. STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2013 AND 2012

Assets 2013 2012 Cash and cash equivalents $5,879,353 $4,664,855 Investments 43,549,311 34,092,213 Financials University fees receivables 2,274,823 2,204,876 Pledges and other receivables, net 30,563,174 18,613,934 Prepaid expenses and other assets 584,907 501,435 Property and equipment, net 490,044 299,386 Cash and cash equivalents - permanently restricted 43,550 1,071,841

TOTAL ASSETS $83,385,162 $61,448,540

Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses $432,237 $395,929 Deferred rent 574,430 478,300 Deferred income 1,516,667 1,470,000

TOTAL LIABILITIES 2,523,334 2,344,229

Commitments and contigencies

Net Assets (a) (b) Unrestricted 15,112,706 10,742,810 Temporarily restricted 38,042,368 27,054,747 Permanently restricted 27,706,754 21,306,754

TOTAL NET ASSETS 80,861,828 59,104,311

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $83,385,162 $61,448,540

The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.

46 THE POSSE FOUNDATION, INC. STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEARS ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2013 AND 2012

For the Year Ended December 31, 2013 For the Year Ended December 31, 2012

Temporarily Permanently Total Temporarily Permanently Total Unrestricted Unrestricted Restricted Restricted 2013 Restricted Restricted 2012

SUPPORT AND REVENUE: Contributions and grants $3,331,463 $16,004,777 $6,400,000 $25,736,240 $2,632,536 $10,122,129 $ - $12,754,665 University fees 2,228,333 - - 2,228,333 2,018,333 - - 2,018,333 Service fees 171,339 - - 171,339 67,658 - - 67,658 In-kind contributions 306,031 - - 306,031 277,848 - - 277,848 Investment income 686,424 5,324,513 - 6,010,937 1,380,723 3,122,798 - 4,503,521 Fundraising events, net of direct benefits to donors 3,416,561 - - 3,416,561 3,062,246 - - 3,062,246 Net assets released from restrictions (b) 10,341,669 (10,341,669) - - 6,861,919 (6,861,919) - -

TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE 20,481,820 10,987,621 $6,400,000 37,869,441 16,301,263 6,383,008 - 22,684,271

Expenses: Program services: Recruitment and training programs 11,918,570 - - 11,918,570 10,631,345 - - 10,631,345

Supporting services: Management and general 2,084,370 - - 2,084,370 1,693,685 - - 1,693,685 Fundraising 2,108,984 - - 2,108,984 1,797,496 - - 1,797,496 Total Supporting Services 4,193,354 - - 4,193,354 3,491,181 - - 3,491,181 TOTAL EXPENSES 16,111,924 - - 16,111,924 14,122,526 - - 14,122,526

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 4,369,896 10,987,621 6,400,000 21,757,517 2,178,737 6,383,008 - 8,561,745 Net assets - beginning of year 10,742,810 27,054,747 21,306,754 59,104,311 8,564,073 20,671,739 21,306,754 50,542,566 NET ASSETS - END OF YEAR $15,112,706 $38,042,368 $27,706,754 $80,861,828 $10,742,810 $27,054,747 $21,306,754 $59,104,311

The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.

47 THE POSSE FOUNDATION, INC. STATEMENTS OF CASH FLOWS FOR THE YEARS ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2013 AND 2012

2013 2012

CASH FLOWS FROM OperatING ACTIVITIES: Change in net assets $21,757,517 $8,561,745

Adjustments to reconcile change in net assets to net cash provided by operating activities: Depreciation and amortization 159,509 97,575 Pledge discount net of amortization (399,507) 348,058 Financials Bad debt expense 46,949 21,607 Contributed securities (1,269,420) (1,012,901) Deferred rent 96,130 (31,960) Realized gain on securities (401,179) (255,939) Unrealized gain on securities (1,926,603) (2,819,636)

D Subtotal 18,063,396 4,908,549 Changes in operating assets and liabilities: Increase in assets: University fees receivables (69,947) (279,861) Pledges and other receivables (11,596,682) (3,103,755) Prepaid expenses and other assets (83,472) (88,160)

Increase (decrease) in liabilities: Accounts payable and accrued expenses 36,308 (8,824) Deferred income 46,667 186,665

Net Cash Provided by Operating Activities 6,396,270 1,614,614

CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES: Purchase of investments (7,174,271) (1,418,655) Proceeds from sale of investments 1,314,375 1,008,890 Purchase of property and equipment (350,167) (224,901) Change in restricted cash 1,028,291 (100)

Net Cash Used in Investing Activities (5,181,772) (634,766)

CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES: Collections of permanently restricted contributions - 100 Net Cash Provided by Financing Activities - 100 Net Increase in Cash and Cash Equivalents 1,214,498 979,948 Cash and cash equivalents ­– beginning of year 4,664,885 3,684,907

CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS – END OF YEAR $5,879,353 $4,664,855

48 The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements. a) Basis of Accounting Posse’s financial statements have been prepared on the accrual basis of accounting. Posse adheres to accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America. b) Basis of Presentation: Posse maintains its net assets under the following three classes:

Unrestricted - represents resources available for support of Posse’s operations over which the Board of Directors (the “Board”) has discretionary control.

Temporarily restricted - net assets resulting from contributions and other inflows of assets subject to donor- imposed stipulations that either expire by the passage of time or can be fulfilled and removed by actions of Posse pursuant to those stipulations. When such stipulations end or are fulfilled, such temporarily restricted net assets are reported in the statement of activities as net assets released from restrictions. Earnings on endowment assets are temporarily restricted until appropriated by the Board for spending.

Permanently restricted - net assets subject to donor-imposed stipulations that principal be maintained permanently by Posse. c) Endowment Net Assets

The Board of Posse recognizes that New York State adopted as law the New York Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act (“NYPMIFA”) on September 17, 2010. NYPMIFA replaced the prior law which was the Uniform Management of Institutional Funds Act (“UMIFA”). In addition, NYPMIFA created a rebuttable presumption of imprudence if an organization appropriates more than 7% of a donor-restricted permanent endowment fund’s fair value (averaged over a period of not less than the preceding five years) in any year. Any unappropriated earnings that would otherwise be considered unrestricted by the donor will be reflected as temporarily restricted until appropriated.

The Board has interpreted NYPMIFA as allowing Posse to appropriate for expenditure or accumulate so much of an endowment fund as Posse determines is prudent for the uses, benefits, purposes and duration for which the endowment fund is established, subject to the intent of the donor as expressed in the gift instrument. Unless stated otherwise in the gift instrument, the assets in an endowment shall be donor-restricted until appropriated for expenditure by the Board. The Board appropriated for expenditure $853,137 and $767,436 from the cumulative earnings on permanently restricted funds for the years ending December 31, 2013 and 2012, respectively. Therefore the remaining earnings, if any, are reported as temporarily restricted. Posse’s endowment investment policy is to invest primarily in equities and fixed income securities based on Notes to an asset allocation to satisfy its overall endowment financial and investment objectives such as to preserve the principal, protect against inflation, receive stable returns and achieve long-term growth. Posse relies on a total return strategy in which investment returns are achieved through both capital appreciation (realized and unrealized) and current yield (interest and dividends). Annual spending from the endowment fund for program expenses is established by the Board of Directors prior to the beginning of each fiscal year as part of the annual Financials budget process. Unless authorized by the Board of Directors, the appropriations from the endowment funds should not deplete the real dollar value of the endowment fund. For a copy of the audited financial statements, contact: The Posse Foundation, Inc. 14 Wall Street, Suite 8A-60 New York, NY 10005

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Board Board Chair Emeritus Michael Ainslie and Middlebury Posse alumnus Damian Washington.

50 National Board of Directors Life Directors Chair Patricia Arnold Trustee Emerita, Wheaton College Jeffrey Ubben Founder and Managing Partner, ValueAct Capital Anthony J. Collerton Private Sector President + Founder Wade Fetzer Retired Partner, Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Past Chairman and Deborah Bial The Posse Foundation Current Member, University of Wisconsin Foundation Board of Directors Secretary Garrett Moran President, Year UP Philip M. Pead President and CEO, Progress Software; Chair, Posse Atlanta Advisory Board Treasurer Susie Scher Managing Director, Goldman, Sachs & Co. National Board of Advisors Michael Ainslie Chair Emeritus; Trustee, Vanderbilt University Derek Bok 300th Anniversary University Professor, University President Emeritus, Anson M. Beard, Jr. Advisory Director, Morgan Stanley and Faculty Chair of the Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations, Harvard University Eric Beckman Private Sector; Chair, Posse Los Angeles Advisory Board William G. Bowen President Emeritus, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and Robbie Oxnard Bent Private Sector Princeton University Peter E. Blacker Executive Vice President of Digital Media and Emerging Business, Telemundo Media; Hon. Gaston Caperton Former Governor of West Virginia Chair, Posse Miami Advisory Board Patricia Gándara Professor of Education, University of California, Los Angeles; Alastair Borthwick Head of Global Commercial Banking, Bank of America Merrill Lynch Co-Director, The Civil Rights Project/Proyecto Derechos Civiles Donella P. Brockington Vice President, Americas, Local Government, Xerox State & Local Solutions, Inc.; Joe Gregory Private Sector Chair, Posse D.C. Advisory Board Bob Herbert Award-Winning Journalist and Television Host Anne Chwat General Counsel & Secretary, International Flavors & Fragrances Vernon E. Jordan, Jr. Senior Managing Director, Lazard Frères Scott Cowen President Emeritus, Tulane University; Chair, Posse New Orleans Advisory Board Ronald Crutcher President, Wheaton College John Leguizamo Actor Hon. David N. Dinkins Professor, School of International & Public Affairs, Columbia University; 106th Mayor, City of New York Gary Orfield Professor of Education, Law, Political Science, and Urban Planning, University of California, Los Angeles; Co-Director, The Civil Rights Project Martin Frederic Evans Presiding Partner, Debevoise & Plimpton LLP Pamela Shriver Private Sector Richard D. Fain Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. Harry Smith Journalist Harold Ford, Jr. Managing Director, Morgan Stanley Lesley Stahl Correspondent, 60 Minutes Michele Ganeless President, Comedy Central Jonathan Glickman President, Motion Picture Group, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures Inc. Kelly Granat Managing Director, Lone Pine Capital James S. Hoyte Of Counsel, ADS Ventures; Founding Chairman, Posse Boston; Former Trustee, Wheaton College Barbara Janulis Private Sector Michael Kluger Managing Director, Altaris Steven M. Lefkowitz President, CI Capital Partners Diane B. Patrick, Esq. Partner, Ropes & Gray LLP; First Lady of Massachusetts Charles Phillips CEO, Infor Henry Phillips Vice Chairman and Regional Managing Partner, Northeast, Deloitte LLP; Chair, Posse New York Advisory Board Dan Pickering Co-President, Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co.; Chair, Posse Houston Advisory Board William A. Plapinger Partner, Sullivan & Cromwell, LLP Paul J. Selian Executive Vice President, Chief Investment Officer, State Street Corporation; Chair, Posse Boston Advisory Board Frank Sesno Director, School of Media and Public Affairs, The George Washington University Eugene B. Shanks, Jr. Corporate Director, Private Sector; Trustee, Vanderbilt University Brad Singer Partner, ValueAct Capital Mark Taylor Regional Director & Senior Vice President, Capital Group Private Client Services; Chair, Posse Chicago Advisory Board David A. Thomas Dean, Georgetown University McDonough School of Business Timothy H. Ubben Founding Chairman, Posse Chicago; Retired Founder and Chairman, Lincoln Capital Management; Trustee, DePauw University

51 Atlanta Advisory Board chicago Advisory Board Chair Chair Philip M. Pead President and CEO, Progress Software Mark Taylor Regional Director & Senior Vice President, Capital Group Private Client Services

Jack Capers Partner, King & Spalding LLP Rod Adams National Human Capital Strategy Leader, PwC Jason T. Connor Assurance Partner, Ernst & Young Robert G. Byron Managing Principal and Co-Founder, Blue Vista Capital Partners, LLC Geri Baldwin Gonzalez Senior Manager, Deloitte Kathleen Cantillon Global Director of Communications & Reputation, AAR Corporation James T. Harris Corporate Counselor, United Parcel Service Celeste Center Senior Vice President, Private Client Advisor, David F. Mack Senior Vice President, Wealth Management Advisor, Merrill Lynch U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management Michael B. Marino Managing Director, JPMorgan Chase Gil de las Alas Vice President, Human Resources, Kraft Foods Jonathan Parris Private Client Manager and Senior Vice President, Tamara Cooper Dempsey Private Sector U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management Michon Ellis CEO and Managing Partner, LimeGreen Jim K. Price CEO, ExamWorks Patricia Wilson Fridley Senior Advisor, Center for Financial Stability Roland Pritchett Managing Director, J.P. Morgan Securities Gary Kirshenbaum President, James L. O’Brien Associates, Inc., Exclusive Agents for COFACE N.A. Alexis M. Roe Bard College Posse Alumna (Atlanta); Principal Consultant, Smith Byron Consulting, LLC Richard Metzler Managing Partner, Trove Partners, LLC Duane Still Chief Financial Officer, Coca-Cola North America Group Watchen Nyanue DePauw University Posse Alumna (Chicago); Account Executive, Dedicated Media Harvin Vallabhaneni Boston University Posse Alumnus (Atlanta); Systems Integration Analyst, Accenture Jorge A. Quezada Chief Diversity Officer, Kraft Foods Hon. Amy J. St. Eve District Judge, U.S. District Court, Northern District of Illinois Edward T. Swan Partner, Kirkland & Ellis LLP boston Advisory Board Jonathan W. Thayer Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Exelon Corporation Timothy H. Ubben Founding Chairman, Posse Chicago; Retired Founder and Chairman, Lincoln Capital Management; Chair Trustee, DePauw University Paul J. Selian Executive Vice President, Chief Investment Officer, State Street Corporation Pam Phillips Weston Retired Founder, Owner and Manager, PPF LTD Lawson Prince Allen Licensed Clinical Social Worker; Certified AAMFT Therapist Anthony T. Williams University of Wisconsin-Madison Posse Alumnus (Chicago); Client Representative, Marsh Aviation & Aerospace T. Michael Brock Managing Director, Equities, Barclays Capital Annie Seibold Drapeau Executive Vice President, Human Resources and Corporate Sustainability, Iron Mountain Richard Fentin Senior Advisor, Fidelity Investments Churchill G. Franklin Chief Executive Officer, Acadian Asset Management d.c. Advisory Board Linda Tilton Gibson Executive Vice President and Head of Global Distribution, Old Mutual Asset Management Chair James S. Hoyte Of Counsel, ADS Ventures; Founding Chairman, Posse Boston; Former Trustee, Wheaton College Donella P. Brockington Vice President, Americas, Local Government, Xerox State & Local Solutions, Inc. Susan McSwain Corporate Counsel/Employment Law Eli Cohen Principal, Head of Alternative Investments, GenTrust Wealth Management, LLC Joseph Paresky Retired Senior Vice President, Thomas Cook Travel William E. Cook, Jr. Partner, Arnold & Porter LLP Paul T. Quistberg Chief Investment Officer, BofA Global Capital Management Joan I. Fabry Architect Catherine A. Saunders Head of Registered Investment Advisory Business, Putnam Investments Michael C. Ford Vice President of Global Diversity and Inclusion, Hilton Worldwide Edward G. Smith Senior Vice President, State Street Corporation John Gilkes Principal, Forensic & Dispute Services, Deloitte Financial Advisory Services LLP Oris Stuart Senior Partner, Korn/Ferry International Theodosia Goddard Sewanee: The University of the South Posse Alumna (D.C.); Dudney Sylla Bowdoin College Posse Alumnus (Boston); Program Manager, Early College Design Services, Teacher, Thurgood Marshall Middle School Jobs For The Future Holly Hassett Government Relations and Philanthropy Consultant Rita Tran Hamilton College Posse Alumna (Boston); Recruitment Manager, Commongood Career Walter Lohmann Partner, Kirkland & Ellis LLP Geoff Tuff Principal, Monitor Deloitte James Owen Mathews Vice Chairman, Healthy Companies International Brenda L. Moore Philanthropist, The Mark & Brenda Moore and Family Foundation Camille Riggs Mosley Learning and Performance, Sodexo Edgar Ndjatou Brandeis University Posse Alumnus (New York); Of Counsel, Dhali PLLC Thomas W. Rabaut Senior Advisor, The Carlyle Group David M. Riley Senior Vice President, Capital Research Company Frank Sesno Director, School of Media and Public Affairs, The George Washington University Scott A. Stokes Mid Atlantic Division Manager/Market President, Citibank Lydia W. Thomas, Ph.D. Trustee, George Washington University; Retired President and CEO, Noblis

52 houston Advisory Board Teresa P. Foxx Director and General Manager, Barclays Corporate & Investment Banking, Miami Joanna Grover-Watson Owner, Miami Therapy Works Chair Eleni Pryles Kalisch Vice President, Government Relations, Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. Dan Pickering Co-President, Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co. Michael E. Peacock Managing Director, Investments, The Excelsior Group of Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC James P. Baker Managing Director, Simmons & Company International Jean-Pierre Trouillot Partner, Transaction Services, KPMG LLP Luciano Batista Business Development Manager, Royal Dutch Shell; Rice University Posse Alumnus (New York) Vanessa Egerton-Shelton Vanderbilt University Posse Alumna (New York); Student Support Counselor, YES Prep Grace Kim Private Sector new orleans Advisory Board James P. Loucks Chief Commercial Officer, AON Risk Solutions Chair Scott McClelland President, H-E-B Houston Scott Cowen President Emeritus, Tulane University Brooks McGee Client Advisor, Principal, Avalon Advisors, LLC Matt Schatzman Executive Vice President, Global Energy Marketing and Shipping, BG Group Anne Baños Chief of Staff and Vice-President for Administrative Services, Tulane University J. Luis Baños, Jr. Chairman and CEO, ORX Exploration Inc. Carol M. Wood Partner, King & Spalding LLP Kim M. Boyle Partner, Phelps Dunbar LLP Forrest E. Wylie Chairman, Buckeye Partners, LP Adam Brumer Grinnell College Posse Alumnus (Los Angeles); Consultant, Education First Ludovico Feoli, Ph.D. Director of the Center for Inter-American Policy and Research (CIPR), Tulane University Jeffrey Goldring Director, Sazerac Company; Director, Goldring Family Foundation los angeles Advisory Board William H. Hines COO and Managing Partner, Jones Walker LLP Chair Nic Perkin Chairman & CEO, Perkin Industries Eric Beckman Private Sector Cleland Powell Executive Vice President and Senior Commercial Manager, Iberia Bank Hugh C. Riddleberger Founder, LearnServe International Lorenz Cisne University of Michigan Posse Alumna (Los Angeles); Assistant Program Manager, Shawmut Design and Construction Don Vinci Senior Vice President, Human Resources and Chief Diversity Officer, Entergy Corporation Marc Cohen Senior Partner, Kirkland & Ellis LLP Thomas D. Westfeldt II President, Westfeldt Brothers, Inc. Deborah Conrad Partner, Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP Jim Evans Vice President, Capital Group new york Advisory Board Lee Hutter Managing Director, JPMorgan Private Bank Chair Jonathan Larsen Regional Managing Principal, Cassidy Turley Henry Phillips Vice Chairman and Regional Managing Partner, Northeast, Deloitte LLP Erik Logan President, OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network and Harpo Studios Allison C. Minton Dickinson College Posse Alumna (Los Angeles); Publisher Product Coordinator, Advertise.com Iyan Adewuya Global Head, Equity Capital Markets Products, Bloomberg Kenneth Moelis CEO, Moelis & Company James C. Clark Associate, Fox Rothschild LLP; DePauw University Posse Alumnus (New York) Sandra Lee Montgomery Partner, Bingham McCutchen LLP Joe DePlasco Managing Director, Dan Klores Communications Eric Schiffer Partner, Gratitude Ventures, LLC; Former CEO, 99¢ Only Stores Charles Edel Professor, U.S. Naval War College Greg Sinaiko Senior Advisor & Board Member, Altegra Health Richard C. Gay Executive Vice President, Strategy and Operations, MTV & VH1 Lisa A. Smith Managing Director, Siebert Brandford Shank & Co., LLC Chris Heffernan Director, PwC Rajneesh Vig Managing Partner, Tennenbaum Capital Partners, LLC David Kranich Director, Credit Trading, Crédit Agricole CIB Craig Wadler Managing Director, Moelis & Company Engy Lamour Brandeis University Posse Alumnus (New York); Co-Head of Global Marketing & Investor Relations, James Wilcox Vice President, Investment Management Division, Goldman, Sachs & Co. Broadreach Group A.J. Murphy Managing Director, Goldman, Sachs & Co Jack Murphy Principal, Levin Capital Strategies, LP Miami Advisory Board Monique L. Nelson Chairman & CEO, UniWorld Group Inc.; Vanderbilt University Posse Alumna (New York) Chair Kevin B. Reilly Americas Vice Chair, Professional Practice and Risk Management, Ernst & Young LLP Nicole Tsesmelis Trinity College Posse Alumna (New York); Global Contributions Specialist, Peter E. Blacker Executive Vice President of Digital Media and Emerging Business, Telemundo Media Colgate-Palmolive Company Thomas D. Avazian Managing Director-Sales Executive, Healthcare Treasury Services, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Maggie Quinn Walker Managing Director, Moody’s Corporation Global Corporate and Investment Banking Guy T. Wisinski Director, Business Development, Michael C. Fina David K. Black Attorney, Berger Singerman Ramon L. Castillo DePauw University Posse Alumnus (New York); Vice President, Boba Station Inc. Michelle Espinosa Mount Holyoke College Posse Alumna (Miami); Engagement Coordinator, United Way of Miami-Dade Sabrina R. Ferris Shareholder, Greenberg Traurig, LLP 53 posse

54 staff National Staff Posse Atlanta Posse D.C. Posse Miami Deborah Bial, President + Founder Zenith N. Houston, Director Tamara Wilds Lawson, Director Nadine Dalrymple, Director Afua Adusei, Development Officer Jacquie Forbes, Career Program Manager Kali Boehle-Silva, Trainer Benjamin Bingman-Tennant, Program Director Rosalie Aponte, Human Resources Coordinator Sheneita Graham, Trainer Peter J. DeCrescenzo, Career Program Manager Katrina Bruno, Program Coordinator Rosanna Aybar, Chief Financial Officer/Chief Administrative Officer Jamaal Greer, Trainer Annie Furr, Development Officer Khrysta A. Evans, Trainer Regina Bain, Associate Vice President Miriam Huppert, Trainer Sierra Hayes, Trainer Fabiana Ferrer, Trainer Katelin Berkowitz, Grants Writer Joshua Jefferies, Program Director Jomaira Salas, Program Coordinator Blair Golman, Career Program Manager Rico Blancaflor, Vice President of Strategic Projects Meredith Johnson, Trainer Dave Salge, Senior Trainer Nicole Infante, Assistant to the Director Nicole Bryant, Trainer, Veterans Program Gabriela McLeod, Program Coordinator Briana Strachan, Assistant to the Director Lorena M. Lopera, Development Officer Raven Cary-James, Receptionist Nadia Reese, Assistant to the Director Michael Trask, Program Director Ileana Casellas-Katz, Director of Veterans Program Caitlin Smyke, Development Officer Akash Tharani, Trainer Bryan Coleman, National Training Specialist Posse New Orleans Vy Deal, Grants Accountant Monica Sylvain, Director Jessica DeWitt, Design + Publications Manager Posse Boston Posse Houston Ben Brubaker, Trainer Jasmine M. Dilone, Accounting Associate Andrew Gallagher, Director Kamari J. Brewer, Director Shira Hussain, Trainer Matthew Fasciano, Chief Operating Officer Taylor Barnes, Trainer Brittany Dye, Trainer Simon Jeffrey, Program Coordinator Jonathan Garcia, IT Manager Julie Carroll, Career Program Manager Zerina Hamulic, Trainer Noelle C. Saracino, Assistant to the Director Melanie Gisin, Development Operations Manager Taryana Gilbeau, Trainer Adela Khan, Assistant to the Director Prisca Washington, Program Director Lamont Gordon, Associate Vice President Danny Hoffman, Trainer Meghan Perez, Trainer Augusta A. Irele, National Training Specialist Cori Mykoff, Development Officer Shawn Reagan, Trainer Jennifer Kaizer, Assistant to the Vice President of Development Brittney Sampson, Trainer W. Reid Squires, Development Officer Posse New York Adam Lessuck, Trainer, Veterans Program Julia Ryan, Assistant to the Director Dena Wallerson, Director Melissa E. Lootens, Senior Research Associate Rebecca Vogel, Program Director Isabel Abrams, Program Coordinator Alexandra Mane, National Director of Development Posse Los Angeles Eloisa Almaraz, Trainer Harry Mazarakis, Accounting Manager Tamara Y. Craver, Director Joel Arce, Trainer Mike McHugh, Assistant to the Chief Operating Officer Posse Chicago Berit Anderson, Assistant to the Director Patrick Bourke, Trainer Julie Mente, Public Relations Associate Asaf Bar-Tura, Director Lester Alemán, Program Director Viviana Cordero, Program Coordinator Jake Moreno-Coplon, Special Assistant to the President Molly Dull, Trainer Mary Avila, Development Director Jayson Council, Program Director Brett Murphy, Director of Strategic Projects Zoe Engel, Assistant to the Director Jena Brown, Development Officer Jenn DeGuzman, Program Director Richard Porter, National Director of Training + Evaluation Elizabeth Gutierrez, Trainer Lauren Cardenas, Trainer Catherine Finneran, Program Director Melissa Reyes, National Director of Career + Alumni Programs Jessica Harless, Program Director Paulina Chavez, Program Coordinator Gabe Gaskin, Senior Trainer Alba Rodriguez, Posse Institute Director Aprill Hawkins, Career Program Manager Lucy Chavez-Vargas, Career Program Manager Hezekiah Harris, Assistant to the Director Hedy Roma, Vice President of Development Meaghan Jennings, Development Officer Indiana Garcia, Trainer Claire Hipkens, Career Program Manager Rassan Salandy, Vice President for External Affairs Samuel Kelly, Trainer Aaron Henderson, Jr., Trainer Maggie Larson, Career Program Manager Tara Schoenfeld, Senior Accountant Karen Matts, Senior Development Officer Michael Kober, Program Coordinator Carlo Lindo, Trainer Maxi Villar, Administrative Assistant Yasmeen Nanlawala, Trainer Eric Lane, Program Director Sara Nolfo, Career Program Manager Sasha Pena, Program Coordinator Andy Liang, Trainer Krysta Omeir, Program Coordinator Maya Shastri Menon, Program Director Eberechi Obi, Trainer Dan Papson, Trainer Mickey Steiner, Trainer Sandy Rodriguez, Trainer Kaye Reyes, Trainer Danielle Tubbs, Program Coordinator Laura Tejeda, Trainer Kiran Thadhani, Trainer Daniel Sílva-Alvarez, Senior Trainer Ella Weger, Career Program Manager Michael Williams, Trainer Miles Warren, Career Program Manager Amanda C. Zayas, Senior Trainer Roderick Wilson, Trainer

The lists above reflect staff as of June 2014. 55 contact

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3 Major Goals $688,000,000 90% Since • Expand the pool of candidates from which top 5,570 in four-year, persistence and colleges select their student bodies 1989 Scholars full-tuition graduation rate scholarships • Build stronger, more interactive campus communities

• Graduate Scholars so they can become leaders in POSSE OPERATES CHAPTERS IN 9 CITIES the workforce Atlanta Boston Program Components Chicago D.C. Houston • The Dynamic Assessment Process (DAP) Los Angeles • 8-Month Pre-Collegiate Training Program • 4-Year Campus Program Miami • Career Program New Orleans • Posse Access New York coming soon San Francisco Success Factors

• Alternative recruitment + selection model • Cohort model • Preparation 51 Partner Colleges and universities • Campus support and mentoring • Career support • Scholarships • Strength-based mode Special Initiatives Posse STEM Program

The Ultimate Goal a New National Leadership Network in the United States that better represents the diversity of

Posse Veterans Program the country.