S&R Foundation has grown at an accelerated rate in the past year, and I am honored to share its accomplishments with you. We have added a new property to our operations, Halcyon House, expanded our portfolio to include new programs, and built upon the success of existing platforms. As an entrepreneur, arts lover and scientist myself, I can proudly say that each area of S&R’s mission has grown in impact and effectiveness over last year.

We were honored and excited in 2014 to share S&R Foundation’s work with so many more partners. The increased commitments from longtime contributors, as well as support from many new stakeholders, including an honorary board, circle members, committee members and donors has been so humbling. All of the wonderful new projects started in 2014 are due to the generosity of our longtime friends and many special new friends and partners.

2014 was a year full of forward-thinking, innovative ideas coming to life. Looking ahead, 2015 celebrates the 15th anniversary of S&R and we cannot wait to share it with you.

Warm regards,

Dr. Sachiko Kuno Co-Founder, President & CEO S&R’s Methodology

Established in 2000 by Dr. Sachiko Kuno and Dr. In support of its goals, S&R sponsors annual awards Ryuji Ueno, S&R Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non- programs, hosts concerts and events, and works profit organization based in Washington, D.C. S&R’s with its partners to both encourage social, scientific mission is to support talented individuals with great and artistic innovation, and promote cultural potential and high aspirations in the arts, sciences and and personal development. social entrepreneurship, especially those furthering SHOWCASE international cultural collaboration. living their dream

it starts with AN INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT INSPIRE & AWARD & & INCUBATE IMPACT RECOGNIZE growing in a supportive space SHAPING the world for the better with a vision for the future

5 SANDR.ORG By providing a positive, nurturing environment where individuals are free to think, work and grow, S&R Foundation develops their talents and in turn, enriches society by sharing the fruits of their hard work and dedication. SHOWCASE living their dream

it starts with AN INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT INSPIRE & AWARD & & INCUBATE IMPACT RECOGNIZE growing in a supportive space SHAPING the world for the better with a vision for the future

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Arts

S&R Foundation arts programs nurture and promote award-winning visual and performing artists with performances and support throughout the year. Programs include the S&R Washington Award, Overtures Artist Concert Series, Artist-in-Residence, and Evermay Chamber.

S&R Foundation 2 014 ANNUAL REPORT 8 The S&R Washington Award

Presented annually to talented young artists in the fields of fine arts, music, The award winners, drama, dance, photography and film, the Washington Awards are intended announced in December 2014, to encourage individuals who contribute to international collaboration. are officially honored at the The award includes a cash prize and winners are eligible for an S&R Washington Awards Gala the May, S&R-sponsored event allowing them to showcase their talents. following notification of their award.

NABIL SHEHATA HUANHUAN MA ERZHAN KULIBAEV Double Bass & Conductor Soprano Violin

GRAND PRIZE Huanhuan Ma, soprano, is from Chongqing, Erzhan Kulibaev started playing violin at the Nabil Shehata was born to parents of China. She earned her bachelor’s degree age of six and graduated from The Central German and Egyptian descent. After at the Beijing Central Conservatory of Special Music School (College) at the P. I. receiving piano lessons from his mother Music, and completed her Master of Music Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatory. at the age of six, he took his first double and Graduate Performance Diploma Since 2004, Kulibaev has studied with bass lessons three years later. In 2003 programs at Peabody Conservatory with a professor Zakhar Bron at the prestigious Shehata was brought to Staatsoper Berlin full scholarship, studying with Phyllis Bryn- Queen Sofia High School of Music in as the first double bass soloist. One year Julson. Ms. Ma is currently a resident artist Madrid. He is a winner of five first prizes later Shehata began his tenure with the at Academy of Vocal Arts in Philadelphia. in international violin competitions and Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra in the Ms. Ma has performed in Switzerland, has performed in over 20 countries same position. In 2006, Nabil Shehata has Panama, Costa Rica, Columbia, Japan and around the world. increasingly turned toward conducting, the United States. now conducting all over the world.

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TAMAS KRISZA MICHAEL MIZRAHI Dancer & Choreographer Piano

Tamás Krizsa, of Hungary, graduated from Pianist Michael Mizrahi has appeared the Hungarian Dance Academy with honors as concerto soloist, recitalist, chamber in 2002. After finishing school, Mr. Krizsa musician, and teaching artist across danced with Columbia Classical Ballet, Bay the United States and abroad. Mizrahi Area Houston Ballet & Theatre, Budapest received his bachelor’s degree from Ballet and Ballet Theater Hagen in leading the University of Virginia, where his roles. He has performed all over the world concentrations were in music, religion and is currently enjoying his seventh season and physics. He holds and doctoral with The Washington Ballet. degrees from the Yale School of Music. He is currently assistant professor of piano at the Lawrence University Conservatory of Music in Appleton, Wisconsin.

S&R Foundation 2 014 ANNUAL REPORT 10 Overtures Artist Concert Series

Introduced in the spring of 2012, the Overtures Artist Concert Series features award-winning, world-class performing artists at legendary venues across the D.C. metro area, including The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and Evermay Estate, S&R Foundation’s headquarters. Attendees enjoy music performances by talented rising stars throughout the year.

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SAYAKA SHOJI CHAR PRESCOTT – violin & RYO YANAGITANI cello & piano SONIC ESCAPE Shawn Wyckoff – flute URBAN TANGO TRIO Maria Kanako Millar – violin Machiko Ozawa – violin Nan-Cheng Chen – cello Priya Mayadas – piano Pedro Giraudo – bass ELIJAH JAMAL BALBED Kazuma Miura – bandoneon jazz saxophone METRIO NAOKO TAKADA Tanya Gabrielian – piano marimba Emily Daggett Smith – violin Matthew Zalkind – cello MIHAI MARICA OUTSTANDING D.C. ARTISTS & RYO YANAGITANI Alejandro Hernandez-Valdez – piano cello & piano Akemi Takayama – violin TRIO+ Garrick Zoeter – clarinet Yousuke Kawasaki – violin AYANE KOZASA – VIOLA Vadim Serebryany – piano Michael Djupstrom – piano Wolfram Koessel – cello Paul Wiancko – cello ANNIE ROSEN EVERMAY CHAMBER ENSEMBLE & RYO YANAGITANI Tamaki Kawabuko – violin mezzo-soprano & piano Ria Iteda – marimba TAMAKI KAWAKUBO Mariko Anraku – harp violin EMIL KHUDYEV – CLARINET Nozomi Khudyev – piano tionalbibliothek Farkhad Khudyev – violin eichische Na © Österr EISHIN NOSE & SATOSHI TAKEISHI jazz piano & percussion

S&R FoundationS & R Foundation 2 014 | 2014ANNUAL Annual REPORT Report 129 Artist-in-Residence

The Artist-in-Residence program provides talented artists with opportunities to further their careers. As an Artist-in-Residence, they serve as an artistic ambassador for S&R, help in curating artistic programming and community engagement, and expand and develop their own artistic practice. The program has dual purposes, but at its core is intended to m u se give selected emerging artists a home and place of inspiration. u s M he risc © Kunsthisto

13 SANDR.ORG EXPECTATIONS FOR RESIDENT ARTISTS ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE 2014 PERFORMANCES & serve as artistic ambassadors for S&R EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS determine how to share their talents with the larger THIS FOR DIPLOMATS Washington, D.C. community, particularly helping to build CITIZENS ASSOCIATION capacity for area non-profits and underserved residents OF GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY S&R Foundation selected one of Canada’s most talented pianists, NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART Ryo Yanagitani, as its first Artist-in-Residence. Mr. Yanagitani holds DUKE ELLINGTON a Doctorate in Musical Arts from Yale University, where he also SCHOOL OF THE ARTS served as an instructor for Yale’s chamber music program. During WASHINGTON LATIN CHARTER SCHOOL the past year he has worked and practiced at the Evermay Estate, DUMBARTON OAKS and has performed several times for the Overtures Artist Concert PARK CONSERVANCY Series, as well as other S&R Foundation events. AUGUSTA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA NEW ORCHESTRA OF WASHINGTON STRATHMORE BOYS & GIRLS CLUB – TEEN ARTS PROGRAM THE JOHN F. KENNEDY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS THEARC IMAGINATION STAGE EMBASSY OF JAPAN IAEM

S&R Foundation 2 014 ANNUAL REPORT 14 Evermay Chamber

Evermay Chamber is an ensemble of solo caliber artists from five continents, assembled by S&R Washington Award Grand Prize Winner Tamaki Kawakubo. This diverse group is comprised of nine talented performers, including multiple award-winners, who assemble in distinct configurations for different seasons and concerts. Intimate in tone and scope, chamber music combines close musical collaboration and proximity to audience members, forging a special connection between them.

15 SANDR.ORG In March 2014, S&R Foundation and The Washington Ballet announced a new creative multi-year partnership featuring Evermay Chamber, which will significantly increase its size and configuration to perform as the Evermay Chamber Orchestra. This collaboration commenced with Evermay Chamber Orchestra performing the musical score for The Washington Ballet’s new production of Swan Lake at The Kennedy Center in April 2015. Evermay Chamber is presented under the patronage of Dr. Ryuji Ueno.

PERFORMANCES

PERFORMANCE AT EVERMAY as part of the Fall 2014 Concert Series

PERFORMANCES AT EVERMAY as part of Evermay Chamber Music Festival

PERFORMANCE AT STRATHMORE as part of Evermay Chamber Music Festival

PERFORMANCE AT OPERA BALL as part of Evermay Chamber Music Festival

S&R Foundation supports talented scientists and research in health care-related fields such as medicine, pharmaceuticals, and public health. Encouraging continued growth and development in these critical fields enriches the shared knowledge base of the scientific and medical communities, extending real and lasting benefits beyond them.

17 SANDR.ORG Ryuji Ueno Award

S&R Foundation established the Ryuji Ueno Award for Ion Channels or Barrier Function Research (commonly known as the DR. DECLAN MCCOLE “Ueno Award”) in partnership with the American Physiological Society (APS) in 2008. The Ueno Award is given annually to an The Ueno Award recipient for 2014 is Dr. Declan McCole, who received his individual demonstrating outstanding promise based on his/her Ph.D. in Pharmacology and Veterinary research in ion channels or epithelial barrier function. Medical Research from University College Dublin, Ireland, in 1997, for his work on In 2014, S&R Foundation renewed its collaboration with APS host responses to infection with Fasciola to present the Ueno Award with a variation in focus. Until 2020, hepatica. He conducted postdoctoral the award will be presented to an early career investigator research training at the Mucosal Immunology Laboratory of Dr. Martin demonstrating outstanding promise based on his/her research Kagnoff in the Department of Medicine in wound healing, tissue remodeling, and/or organ regeneration. at the University of California, San Diego. He has received a number of extramural research grants and has published extensively.

“ Winning the S&R Ueno Award has allowed me to expand my research program into exciting new areas and provided resources to enable me to initiate collaborations with other investigators that I would otherwise have been unable to do.”

– DR. MCCOLE

S&R Foundation 2 014 ANNUAL REPORT 18 19 SANDR.ORG Social Entrepreneurship

S&R Foundation offers lectures and presentations that provide thought-leadership and promote innovative approaches to 21st century issues and challenges. Through these programs, entrepreneurs, researchers, and organizations are offered an opportunity for free-flowing exchange and collaboration, creating platforms that positively impact social agendas. Ultimately, we anticipate these platforms will be adapted and integrated to serve populations within the larger community.

S&R Foundation 2 014 ANNUAL REPORT 20 Halcyon Incubator

The Halcyon Incubator program, launched in September of 2014, supports fearless social entrepreneurs through a unique 14-month fellowship, which includes a four-month residency period and access to strategic, legal and PR support, mentors, and a network of potential funders. Halcyon Incubator provides a hub for creativity, allowing forward- thinkers to address 21st century challenges and achieve meaningful results.

MATT FISCHER DAN GALLAGHER & BEN REICH OLIVIER KAMANDA Control A+ Datasembly Ideal Impact

In the US alone, one in 10 children suffer Every year, millions of open data sets are Mr. Kamanda’s Ideal Impact is a from asthma and over $60 billion is spent released by thousands of governments. community-oriented tech company on treatment. Through Control A+, Mr. Unfortunately there are no standards, designed to bridge the gap between Fischer is developing an early warning making it difficult it to extract value from those who want to serve and the system for asthmatic children that will alert the data. Datasembly is a platform that organizations that need their support. parents and doctors before an asthma aggregates and indexes open data, Ideal Impact accomplishes this by attack. With data gathered based on allowing communities to fully harness matching people with service and social environmental monitors, asthmatic children the power of public information. impact opportunities based on are empowered to live more normal lives. the news stories they follow.

21 SANDR.ORG ARI RAZ & KEVIN FRIEND HEATHER L. SEWELL DIANA SIERRA PureJoy NewsEase Be Girl

Mr. Raz and Mr. Friend’s venture, PureJoy, Literacy and communications are crucial life In developing nations, the lack of is based on the concept that high quality, skills in children’s development. To better access to sanitary feminine products nutritious baby food should be a right, not these skills, Ms. Sewell will be launching deprives up to 40% of women the a privilege. PureJoy plans to produce and NewsEase, an online news initiative for ability to complete their educations. Ms. deliver organic, premium baby food to teachers and students, offering templates Sierra’s BeGirl provides environmentally families regardless of economic status. for teachers to launch newspapers in their friendly, affordable feminine menstrual classrooms, empower students to publish management products, closing gender stories and connect with other gaps and ensuring continued educational readers around the world. opportunities for all women.

S&R Foundation 2 014 ANNUAL REPORT 22 Illuminate Speaker Series

Illuminate is devoted to encouraging the growth of new and bold ideas. The speaker series hosts enlightening lectures and presentations, bringing together passionate and forward-thinking individuals. Illuminate brings back the idea of a “salon” with a 21st century adaptation, providing engaging, courageous, and innovative presenters with a means to share thought-provoking ideas and a new optimism for the future.

Illuminate also supports innovative entrepreneurs with advice, networking, and other forms of assistance appropriate to the endeavor. By promoting novel approaches and solutions to 21st century issues and challenges, the Illuminate community provides a platform for inspiring bold thought and sparking positive change in the world. 2014 series topics were as follows:

23 SANDR.ORG SHARED DATA NOT NON-PROFIT: came together to discuss and SHARED KNOWLEDGE ALTERNATIVE MODELS explain each specific situation FOR SOCIAL VENTURES Thought leaders discussed and the measureable steps the value of open data in their Successful social entrepreneurs that are being taken to solve respective fields. Collectively they discussed their perspectives and the tasks at hand. examined how open data can be decisions to stray from traditional business models to establish their FOOD ACCESS used to increase transparency, spur IN THE D.C. REGION innovation, and eliminate fraud, organizations. They focused on To make access to healthy food waste, and abuse. why they chose their respective business models (as opposed to the norm in our region, additional NEUROSCIENCE AND SCHOOL a more traditional non-profit), why resources are needed to scale REFORM: TRANSFORMING and coordinate promising work to LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS these model worked for them, and USING BRAIN SCIENCE the benefits and challenges of fill gaps with new solutions. The discussion enabled further learning Today, many American operating under these models. about access to one of the most schoolchildren are growing up GRAND CHALLENGES basic building blocks of a life in our under enormous amounts of IN SCIENCE community: healthy food. A few stress. New research on brain The Grand Challenges in Science innovators discussed a fresh look development reveals how this discussion focused on three at this problem and considered stress can hinder academic success, challenges in the scientific fields how others could use their particularly for children from – the BRAIN initiative, NASA’s talents and resources to support challenging backgrounds. Asteroid Challenge, and the IBM collaboration to help solve it. Panelists discussed using brain Watson Challenge. Experts from science to transform schools each of these diverse challenges so all students can succeed.

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INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF GLOBAL RESILIENCE

Natural disasters know no borders or boundaries and the Japan Medical Association, the Japan Ministry no one is immune to threats from violent weather, of Health, Labour and Welfare, and the International earthquakes, tsunamis and more. The International Association of Emergency Managers (IAEM). Institute of Global Resilience (IIGR) is a think tank ICS is a management system whose principles can dedicated to improving and enhancing the readiness be applied to everything from a local fire to a regional and professionalism of the emergency management flood to a national or even international disaster, community worldwide through education, consulting and the system is used widely in the U.S. Under ICS, and research. IIGR’s mission is to help strengthen each component activity of the disaster response the readiness and professionalism of the emergency is integrated for as smooth a response as possible. management community globally through training, education, consulting, and research. “At times, there was some confusion in the response to the disaster that struck eastern In 2014, IIGR developed the Incident Command System Japan on 3.11. We would like to help improve (ICS) guidebook, the first such guidebook in Japan. the emergency management system in Japan,” The guidebook was developed in cooperation with said Dr. Fukami, President of IIGR.

25 SANDR.ORG GLOBAL LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

S&R fosters the development of global knowledge and instruction from academics, researchers and relevant leadership through the Global Leadership Program. specialists. In addition, the program includes discussion The program offers training opportunities for third- sessions with students from universities in the year International Affairs graduate and undergraduate Washington, D.C. area. The goal is to cultivate global students from various Japanese universities who are competency and leadership skills by observing and seeking to be internationally active in the future. The understanding a variety of work environments, as well student delegations visit the World Bank, NASA and as by engaging in discussions with university students NIH, among other locations, and receive training and of different cultural backgrounds.

S&R Foundation 2 014 ANNUAL REPORT 26 S&R Foundation 2014 Operations

EXPENSES AT-A-GLANCE

Donor contributions to S&R Foundation go directly to funding its programs. Overhead and general operational costs are SUPPORTING PROGRAM covered by founders’ contributions and use of existing assets. 21% SERVICES 79% EXPENSES Despite this, S&R works diligently to maximize direct support and programmatic impact, and we’re pleased to report that our core operational costs dropped 10% from 2013.

REVENUE EXPENSES Contributions Events TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES $95,415 PROGRAM $1,472,911 EXPENSES Grants and Awards Concert Related Global $2,083,909 $317,730 Leadership Program $66,965 SUPPORTING SERVICES Arts Programs $52,770 Miscellaneous General & Administrative $539,958 IIGR $16,516 $550,974 Artist in Residence $264,960 In-Kind Donations $46,070 Halcyon Incubator/ $712,143 Illuminate $767,006

TOTAL REVENUE TOTAL EXPENSES $2,268,535 $2,634,883

27 SANDR.ORG BOARD HONORARY STAFF Danielle Reed Special Projects Coordinator Sachiko Kuno, Ph.D. BOARD Dr. Sachiko Kuno President Ami Aronson Chief Executive Officer Will Hiley Estate Manager Ryuji Ueno, M.D., Ph.D., Ph.D. Kathryn Gleason Kate Goodall Jeremy Ney Honorary Chair Mark McFadden Chief Operating Officer President, Evermay Chamber Program Manager, Arts Programs Gouri Mirpuri Kei Tolliver Marianne F. Chaconas Assistant Secretary & Treasurer Ayako Smethurst Courtney Straus Vice President Director of Operations Program Manager, Arts Programs Silvia Taylor Douglas W. Charnas Karina Burger Ryan Ross Secretary/Treasurer Office Coordinator Program Manager, Halcyon Incubator

Shreena Patel Ryo Yanagitani Marketing & Communications Manager Artist-in-Residence

David Corson Director of Events

S&R Foundation 2 014 ANNUAL REPORT 28 Supporters THANK YOU TO S&R’S SPONSORS FOR THEIR GENEROUS SUPPORT!

ALLIANCE PARTNERS PROMOTERS ITOCHU US Trust / Dean and Deluca SPONSORS International Inc. Bank of America Kahlil and Sarah Alexander C. & Tillie Fiola da Fabio Capital One Haacke Burd Speyer Foundation Tracy and Clinton Key Eric Ziebold Trabocchi Deloitte Citybridge Foundation Bank of Tokyo- McGuireWoods Francis Lawn Service Mitsubishi PATRONS Dr. Sachiko Kuno Robert and Mitsubishi Heavy Wilma Gutierrez and Dr. Ryuji Ueno Diane Dwyer Marc Bertinelli 1789 Mitsui Kunio & Emi Kikuchi Sage Communications EJF Philanthropies Bonhams & Amaryllis OBXtek Inc La Colombe Butterfields Sucampo Harry M. Straus Arena Stage Peterson & Collins Inc. Newseum Pharmaceuticals Foundation Carl and Eloise Pohlah Atlantic Valet Services Family Foundation Edward C. Peterson Park Hyatt Robert Hisaoka ASSOCIATE Blue Duck Tavern Washington Castro-Haase LLC Piano Craft PARTNERS HR Sage Buck’s Fishing Peacock Cafe Anthony Celeste San-J Jodi Macklin & Camping Anonymous Donor International, Inc. Pernod Ricard Interior Designs John and Maija K. Budow and RNDC Bernstein Family Tammie Collins S&R Technology KPMG Foundation Holdings, LLC Cafe Milano Salamander Matthew L. Eckstein Nancy and Resort and Spa Dr. John Cuppoletti Sushiko Caldwell Ellis J. Parker Embassy of Singapore and Dr. Danuta Snyder Gallery Shakespeare H. Malinowska Sweetgreen Rill Architects Nancy Mcelroy Folger CityZen Theatre Company Kathryn Gleason The American Tandem Legal David Gorodetski Florence S. Physiological Society Clyde’s and Tim Ring and Roger Stone Washington Ryu Goto Restaurant Group JP Morgan Chase Toyota Fine Properties Strathmore Alice G. Haase Coca Cola Lyn and Mark Urban Travel Network Hall Foundation Computer Showcase McFadden Happi Enterprises Suburban Limo

29 SANDR.ORG Susan Papadopoulos George Contis and Joan Keston Leigh Seaver Laurence A. Jarvik Buckminster Anna Weatherley Fuller Institute The Hay-Adams Hotel Russell and Adelle Simmons Natsuko Kato Betsy Cooley Randy Katz Center for a New The Phillips Collection Courtney and Susan Morcone American Security Lizette Corro James and David Straus The Washington Ballet Takashi Muragaki Andrea Kiernan Consortium of Drusilla Demmy Elizabeth Streicher Wolf Trap Scott M. Prichett Universities of Marguerite Kingston and Lionel Epstein Gayle and the Washington Voss Water Robert Rea Judy Dolecek Charles Kirby Marianne Metropolitan Area Washington Szegedy-maszak Ellen Steury Yoko Eguchi and Elizabeth Klass CULCON Performing Arts Jaques Sirvain Barbara Szoradi Yukari Tsuchiya Judith Leon Cultural Vistas Anna Weatherley Elizabeth Emes Lynne Tag Edwing Williamson Constance Lockwood DC Jazz Festival Woolly Mammoth Nancy Folger Harry Thayer Theatre Company Gary and Ellen PARTNER Department of State Ursula and Macdonald Daisuke Utagawa XML Insurance Group ORGANIZATIONS Diplomatic Courier Joseph Guerrieri Amy Millen Millicent Wasell 1776 Draper Richards CIRCLE Kotatsu Iwata Mioko Miller Leslie Whipkey Academy of Vocal Arts Kaplan Foundation MEMBERS Anne-Lise Jones Dale Mott Kathe and Edwin American Dumbarton Oaks Park Robert Anders Lillian and Williamson Conservancy Jennifer Oehme Physiological Society and Atsuko Blevins Conrad Jorgenson Echoing Green Mariko Oka Ashoka Joel Ang Yumiko Kaizuka FRIENDS Embassy of Japan Michael Orfini Beeck Center Amy Ballard Sumiko Kambayashi Charlotte Cameron for Social Impact Emergent Leaders Nancy and Elizabeth Bizic Keiko and Hannah V Carey and Innovation Network Ellis J. Parker Steven Kaplan Michael and Nan Coughlin Boys and Girls Club FINCA Constance Brookfield Kate Rice of Washington Patrick Kastein Donna Graif

S&R Foundation 2 014 ANNUAL REPORT 30 Georgetown Institute National MS Society Washington NIGHT NOUVEAU Bill Eggers Tracy Washington for Women, Peace Conservatory COMMITTEE New Profit, Inc. David Gorodetski Gail Wilensky and Security Washington Rickard Bobo Peace and Rachel Goslins George Washington Performing Arts Collaborative Isabelle Brochard Yeh HALCYON University Jeanne Holm Development World Learning COHORT 1 Jennie Buehler LEADERSHIP HBS Club of DC Network Michael McDevitt Youth Orchestra COACHES Anastasia Dellaccio Imagination Stage Sitar Arts Center of the Americas Erin Horne McKinney Nancy Beer Andrew Gelston Impact HUB The ARC Young Professionals Jonathan Neman Barbara Beizer in Foreign Policy Nicole Kidston International Student The Compass Lance Potter Zewud Debebe Conferences (ISC) Fellowship Sumiko Mori GALA Carrie Rich Kevin Flood John F. Kennedy The Global Good Fund COMMITTEE Nina O’Neil Reshma Saujani Center for the Cameron Hutchings The Millennial Shigeko Bork Christi Rich Performing Arts Sonal Shah Trains Project Wendy Luke Lizette Corro Paige Speyer Kyoto University Matthew Shampine The Washington Ballet Zenia Raudsepp Sylvia De Leon Library of HALCYON THIS for Diplomats Gordon Silcox Congress (LOC) Robert Devaney INCUBATOR HALCYON Trust for the COHORT 1 Manchester Summer ADVISORY National Mall Gahl Hodges Burt MENTORS Chamber Music COMMITTEE Unreasonable Tracy Key Gillette Conner Mansfield Foundation Katie Bishop Photo credits Institute Jodi Macklin David Gorodetski Ben Powell Mozart Festival Katherine Venture Photography, Sage of San Antonio Yoshie Ogawa Brittain Bradley Rachel Goslins Philanthropy Partners Communications, Kate National Cherry Daren Thomas Kahlil Byrd Jeanne Holm Warren, Alfredo Flores, Vital Voices Blossom Festival and S&R Foundation. Eric Ziebold Patrick Dowd Michael McDevitt

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