Top Dawg! Ruth Bartlett (BBA ’76) Is the Fifth Consecutive Terry Grad to Serve As President of the UGA Alumni Association You Are the Center of Our Attention

Fall 2016

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Alumni’s Top Dawg! Ruth Bartlett (BBA ’76) is the fifth consecutive Terry grad to serve as president of the UGA Alumni Association You are the center of our attention.

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Getting the inside right

As 2016 comes to a close, construction of the second phase of Terry’s Business Learning Community is making great progress. The Building Terry campaign, which culminated in 2015, was the largest fundraising effort in the college’s 104-year history. Starting from a $90 million campaign goal, the final fundraising total exceeded $121 million to provide support for all three phases of construction of the Business Learning Community, as well as new endowments for student scholarships, faculty support and academic programs. The BLC – composed of Correll Hall, Amos Hall, and eventually four other named buildings – will give us the state-of-the-art facilities we have long envisioned, replacing the venerable but antiquated Brooks Hall. Now it is time to redirect our attention from a highly successful building campaign to the public phase of the University of Georgia’s $1.2 billion comprehensive campaign and the three campaign commitments that will shape the university’s future, and Terry’s with it, by: • Increasing access to UGA for all qualified students • Enhancing the student experience • Solving world problems through research and outreach.

With the new home of the Terry College of Business coming into CASSIE WRIGHT magnificent view at the corner of Lumpkin and Baxter streets, the next step of the campaign is made all the more clear: Change for the better what happens inside those walls. For Terry’s part, we are making the case to our alumni and friends for much-needed endowed support to enhance the student experience, infuse our programs with new offerings and challenging opportunities that prepare our students for a rapidly changing business world, and ensure that financial need is never a barrier to a Terry education and life-changing experiences like study abroad or an internship with a high-potential startup. We are in lockstep with the university’s unprecedented commitment to support experiential learning opportunities [see p. 32 for the full story]. In many ways, experiential learning is at the very heart of many of the most impactful student programs we deliver – from the Institute for Leadership Advancement and the Music Business Certificate Program, to the Student-Managed Investment Fund and the Entrepreneurship Program. And, of course, these amazing student experiences all come together through the brilliance and commitment of our faculty and staff. Endowed faculty positions help us recruit and retain inspiring faculty like Willson Distinguished Chair Jason Colquitt and Sterne Chair of Banking and Finance Annette Poulsen. Jason was recruited to Terry five years ago as the editor-in-chief of the flagshipAcademy of Management Journal and has been an award- winning teacher and valued co-author and mentor in the Management Department, which was recently ranked No. 7 for research productivity in the field’s top journals. Annette has been an all-star teacher and researcher in the Finance Department since joining Terry in 1987 and has advised the highly acclaimed Student-Managed Investment Fund for many years. And they are just two of the many examples of foresight and leadership found within our faculty that I am so honored to serve with and be a part of at the Terry College of Business.

Sincerely,

Benjamin C. Ayers, Dean Earl Davis Chair in Taxation [email protected]

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JANUARY DEAN Academic Directors Benjamin C. Ayers 12 Georgia Economic Outlook – Augusta ENTREPRENEURSHIP ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR PROGRAMS 18 Georgia Economic Outlook – Savannah RESEARCH AND GRADUATE Robert H. Pinckney IV PROGRAMS 19 Terry Third Thursday Marisa A. Pagnattaro EXECUTIVE & PROFESSIONAL Speaker: Derreck Kayongo, CEO, Center for Civil and MBA PROGRAMS Human Rights ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR Richard L. Daniels UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS FULL-TIME MBA PROGRAM 19 Georgia Economic Outlook – Coastal Henry J. Munneke Santanu Chatterjee 20 Georgia Economic Outlook – Swainsboro SENIOR DIRECTOR FOR FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION INSTITUTE FOR LEADERSHIP Donald R. Perry Jr. ADVANCEMENT 23 Georgia Economic Outlook – Columbus Laura M. Little 24 Georgia Economic Outlook – Albany EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT & ALUMNI MUSIC BUSINESS RELATIONS CERTIFICATE PROGRAM Martee T. Horne David Barbe FEBRUARY SENIOR DIRECTOR UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS 1 Georgia Economic Outlook – Athens OF MARKETING & Laura L. Clark COMMUNICATIONS 3 Terry Young Alumni Board Meeting Michael Horn University Administration

3 Terry Winter Formal DIRECTOR OF ASSESSMENT PRESIDENT AND RANKINGS Jere W. Morehead 7 Georgia Economic Outlook – Middle Georgia Myra L. Moore SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT 16 Terry Third Thursday DIRECTOR OF DIVERSITY FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Speaker: Lee Thomas, Deputy Commissioner, Georgia Film, RELATIONS AND PROVOST Music and Digital Entertainment Office Randy S. Groomes Pamela Whitten

16 Terry Alumni Board Meeting DIRECTOR OF EXECUTIVE PROGRAMS (INTERIM) Terry Magazine Staff Donald R. Perry Jr. 21 Dean’s Alumni Reception in Charlotte EDITOR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF David Dodson INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MARCH Brad J. Hunt ART DIRECTOR Marisa Castengera 15 Young Alumni Leadership Dinner DIRECTOR OF THE SELIG CENTER FOR ECONOMIC Contributing Writers: 16 Terry Third Thursday GROWTH Kinsey Lee Clark, Kent Hannon, Speaker: Dennis Lockhart, President & CEO, Federal Reserve Jeffrey M. Humphreys Lori Johnston, Charles McNair, Bank of Atlanta Lynsee Miller, Matt Weeks Department Heads Contributing Photographers: Marisa Castengera, Wingate Downs, APRIL J.M. TULL SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTING Matt Hardy, Kent Hannon, 14 Terry Leadership Speaker Series Theodore E. Christensen Jason Thrasher, Cassie Wright Speaker: Doug Benn (BBA ’76, MAcc ’82), EVP and CFO, ECONOMICS Contact: The Cheesecake Factory Christopher M. Cornwell David Dodson Communications Director 19 Terry Honors Day FINANCE Terry College of Business Jeffry M. Netter The University of Georgia 20 Terry Third Thursday 107 Brooks Hall Speaker: Glenn Lurie, President and CEO, Mobility and INSURANCE, LEGAL STUDIES Athens, GA 30602-6269 & REAL ESTATE Consumer Operations, AT&T (706) 542-5323 Robert E. Hoyt [email protected] 22 Terry Alumni Awards and Gala MANAGEMENT Terry magazine is published by the Robert J. Vandenberg Terry College of Business Office of MAY MANAGEMENT INFORMATION Marketing and Communications. SYSTEMS terry.uga.edu/omc 5 Terry Graduation Convocation Marie-Claude Boudreau Cover photograph by Jason Thrasher MARKETING For more information on Terry events, including MBA Charlotte H. Mason information sessions and employer recruitment, go to: terry.uga.edu/events

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SNAPSHOT 6 The last Homecoming on Brooks Hall lawn

NEWSFEED 8 News about the Terry College of Business

RESEARCH AND 14 INNOVATION A little pill can have a big effect on worker absenteeism.

Biotech startup MiraBlue Bio took the top prize at a shark tank competition.

Study shows the risky business that the Dodd- Frank legislation missed.

GATHERINGS 18 UGA PHOTO Seen around Terry College UNIVERSAL RUTH 20 No matter where you look – from Commencement to Homecoming to her own island alumni DONOR PROFILE 37 chapter – you’ll always find Ruth Bartlett (BBA ’76), UGA’s steadfast Alumni Association Executive-in-Residence president, on the scene. Steve Goodroe (BBA ’71) By Kent Hannon

GIVING SOCIETIES 38 SILICON JUNGLE 26 Honor Roll, Dean’s Circle Venture capitalist Ryan Gembala (BBA ’03) carefully mapped his of Giving, Pinnacle Society, passage from Athens to the San Francisco Bay. Now he is on Heritage Society, Second safari for “transformational technologies” with the potential to be Century Club, Class Gifts, 1912 Society pathbreakers. By Charles McNair

CLASS NOTES/ 61 PASSINGS SOME EXPERIENCE REQUIRED 32 The Terry College’s take on UGA’s impressively big experiential learning initiative prepares students for success after graduation. By Matt Weeks (ABJ ’05, MPA ’11)

A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY 63 Shanika Robinson (BBA ’15) watched her family create and grow their Jamaican-owned bakery business into the largest Caribbean franchise in the U.S. But Robinson got her own taste of entrepreneurship at Terry. facebook.com/terrycollege By Lori Johnston (ABJ ’95) twitter.com/terrycollege instagram.com/terrycollege

terry.uga.edu 5 Terry’s last Homecoming on the lawn Terry alumni and friends congre- gated for the last Homecoming tailgate on Brooks Hall lawn, the college’s favorite patch of grass on North Campus. The Oct. 15 tailgate was a spirited culmination to a week of Homecoming activities that ended, as it always does, with the Bulldogs playing between the hedges. Decked out in Georgia red, Dawg fans ladled Southern tailgate classics onto their plates while a live band filled the unsea- sonably warm Athens air with an upbeat soundtrack. UGA mascot Hairy Dawg and a squad of Georgia cheerleaders stopped by to pose for photos beneath a canopy of leaves that had just begun their transformation to the yellows and browns of autumn. It was a picture-perfect finale to a tradition dating back to 1922, when the university hosted its first Homecoming. As construction of the Business Learning Community nears completion of its second phase a few hundred yards away, the Terry College will have a new courtyard and commons area to welcome alumni back to campus next fall. Situated at the corner of Baxter and Lumpkin streets, the new complex will eventually comprise six buildings totaling about 286,000 square feet of classrooms, team project rooms, a capital markets lab, a sales lab and more. But for one last time, R. Preston Brooks Hall hosted the business school’s Home- coming. Renamed in honor of the college’s first dean, the building was originally constructed as the Commerce-Journalism Building and opened in 1928 – just in time for Georgia to beat Yale 15-0 in the university’s historic Homecoming game of 1929. — Matt Weeks MATT HARDY PHOTOGRAPHY MATT

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terry.uga.edu 7 Newsfeed News about Terry College students, faculty, and alumni • Fall 2016 Bonbright Center rededicated Terry climbs in with an eye toward regulation U.S. News rankings The Terry College’s undergraduate By Matt Weeks (ABJ ’05, MPA ’11) business programs moved up two A research center devoted to the spots in the latest U.S. News & study of economic regulation has been World Report rankings, landing relaunched by the Terry College. at No. 27 overall and 17th among The James C. Bonbright Center for public business schools. the Study of Regulation, founded in 1990 In addition, four Terry academic to study regulation of public utilities, is programs are ranked among the broadening its scope to address regulation nation’s best. Risk Management across a wide range of market sectors. The and Insurance is ranked No. 3, Real Estate came in at No. center’s expansion will include funding 4, Accounting is No. 13, and support for faculty and graduate student Management Information Systems research and travel, graduate assistantships, is ranked No. 16. undergraduate internships and invited “I’m always proud when the lectures. high-quality work of our faculty “A wider focus means that the center’s and staff and great outcomes work can branch out from utilities to for our students are recognized research concerning pharmaceutical nationally and beyond,” says

MATT HARDY PHOTOGRAPHY MATT markets, intellectual property, health care, Dean Benjamin C. Ayers. “While education and crime that are all important parts of American public policy discus- we focus on delivering an sions,” says economics professor David Mustard, who will serve as the center’s new exceptional education and great director. [Mustard is pictured at right, with guest lecturer Jonathan Gruber of MIT.] opportunities for our students, it is great to see upward momentum Since its founding, the center has been funded by gifts totaling nearly $2 million across a number of measures that from James C. and Martha Bonbright. James Bonbright was a finance professor directly reflect the world-class at Columbia University and a former chairman of the New York State Power faculty, staff and students that Authority. He wrote several books, including “Valuation of Property,” which won make up this college.” the Harvard Law School’s Ames Prize in 1938. He retired from Columbia in The annual ranking of 1960, and the Bonbrights moved to Athens. business programs is based on a At UGA, Bonbright worked with economics professors Al Danielsen and David reputational survey of deans and Kamerschen to organize an annual public utilities conference, which started in senior faculty at peer institutions. 1980 and was named in honor of Bonbright. After he passed away in 1985 at age In other rankings announced 93, Martha Bonbright established the research center in his memory. by U.S. News, the University of “I am grateful to the family of James and Martha Bonbright for embracing this Georgia moved up three spots next phase of the Bonbright Center,” says Chris Cornwell, head of the Economics to No. 18 among Best Public Universities. The state of Georgia Department. “As a result, the center’s impact will grow with the considerable is one of only three in the country expertise of the Terry College faculty, who engage in scholarship that addresses with two institutions listed among important economic issues associated with government regulation.” the top 20 public universities.

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Outstanding faculty awards By Matt Weeks (ABJ ’05, MPA ’11) Five Terry Professors received 2016 Outstanding Faculty Awards for their contributions to the college’s teaching, research and service missions. Nicholas Berente, associate professor of management information systems, was presented the Research Excellence Award. The award is given to tenure-track faculty for superior research published in the past five years. Berente is a prolific researcher whose interests include digital innovation and cyberinfrastructure. He is the principal investigator for multiple projects funded by the National Science Foundation and SPECIAL serves as an associate editor for the journals Hiram Barksdale Information Systems Research and Infor- remembered mation and Organization. His research appears in those journals, as well as Orga- Hiram C. Barksdale Sr. (BBA nization Science, MIS Quarterly, the Data ’48), a former student and professor of marketing at the Terry Science Journal and Research Policy. College, passed away July 20 in Ralph Steuer, who holds the Charles S. Jacksonville, Fla. He was 94. Sanford Sr. Chair in Business, received the A Georgia native, Barksdale Distinguished Research Award. The award became a nationally distinguished recognizes tenured faulty whose research writer, lecturer and researcher excellence displays a history of longevity after serving in the U.S. Army and impact within its field. Steuer has during World War II. He taught at written more than 100 research articles Washburn University and New and served as editor of the International York University before joining the Journal of Portfolio Analysis and Manage- UGA faculty in 1965, where he ment. He has received the Gold Medal MARISA CASTENGERA became a Distinguished Professor Award winners Charlotte Mason and (L-R) Award from the International Society on John Hulland, Ralph Steuer, Craig Piercy and of Marketing and department Multiple-Criteria Decision-Making. Nicholas Berente. chairman. John Hulland, a professor of marketing Barksdale earned a bachelor’s degree from UGA and both a who holds the Tanner Chair in Sales Management, is the recipient of the master’s degree and doctorate Teaching Excellence Award for exemplary work in the classroom. Hulland joined from NYU. Prior to his academic the Terry College in 2011, and his dedication to teaching has been highly praised career, he worked for the by entry-level undergraduates and doctoral students alike. Hulland regularly Advertising Research Foundation teaches courses in marketing strategy and applied multivariate statistics. He also in New York City from 1952-1960. serves as the graduate coordinator for the department’s Ph.D. program. In 1972, Barksdale was named Craig Piercy, director of the Online Master of Internet Technology Program and a recipient of the college’s a senior lecturer in management information systems, received the Instructional Distinguished Alumni Award. Excellence Award. In 2014 Piercy became the first Terry faculty member to earn As an academic researcher, a teaching certificate from the Online Learning Consortium. He has supported he co-authored more than 150 the Women in Technology program and worked closely with numerous students journal articles and book reviews. enrolled in independent, directed studies. He retired from UGA in 1986. Charlotte Mason, head of the Marketing Department and Terry Chair of He is survived by his four children, as well as their families, Business Administration, is the recipient of the Faculty Service Award. Since stepchildren and grandchildren. joining Terry in 2008, she has played the leading role in recruiting new faculty Interment with military honors to the department, which has seen a marked increase in research productivity and was held Aug. 1 at Jacksonville student satisfaction. She also directs the Master of Marketing Research program, National Cemetery in Florida. which has maintained a 100 percent placement record under her leadership.

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Online BBA growing and Marshall Scholar attending Oxford graduating its first students Economics graduate Meredith By Kinsey Lee Clark (ABJ ’15) Paker (AB ’16) was awarded the prestigious Marshall Scholarship It was her last first day of school, and 22-year-old Summer Hanson wanted to pursue graduate studies at the a photo to commemorate the moment. Only, instead of being surrounded by University of Oxford. Now in the roommates or snapping a selfie on the way to class, Hanson took a picture in the first year of a two-year master’s cockpit of an airliner. program in economic and A flight attendant for Delta Air Lines, Hanson is enrolled in the Terry social history, Paker has begun College’s Online BBA Program, so she plans to complete her general business conducting graduate research degree from the sky. on the development of economic “I really like how flexible the program is,” Hanson says. “It’s great because I’m theory. able to do what I love now, while getting my degree, which is fun.” “Oxford is an incredible place The Online BBA Program opened its virtual hub to students across the to study, full of new ideas and new perspectives,” Paker says. country in spring 2015. Nearly 100 students, ages 22 to 70, are taking classes. “I’ve really hit the ground running, The program graduated its first three students earlier this year. taking a number of challenging “There are a lot of ways to be a Bulldog,” says Jessie Daniels, the program’s economic history classes coordinator. “I want people to know that it’s possible to complete your degree.” and working on new research Daniels serves as each student’s advisor and handles their often vastly different directions. I’m grateful for my needs. At times, she has worked with individuals for over a year before they experiences at become a part of the program, helping them understand and complete the UGA that helped necessary transfer requirements for admission. me prepare for The online program this amazing allows those with adventure.” full-time commitments Up to – working profes- 40 Marshall sionals, active military Scholars are personnel, veterans and PAKER selected each others – the chance to year. Paker is UGA’s third student learn from the same to earn the award in the past faculty who teach decade and the seventh in the university’s history. The Marshall resident students, Scholarship was created out network with each of gratitude for U.S. assistance other through online during World War II. It provides channels, and ultimately funding for up to three years of obtain a business graduate study in any field at any degree. university in the United Kingdom. “If you want to be As a UGA Foundation Fellow, an entrepreneur or Paker previously studied abroad be versatile in the job at Oxford and in Tanzania, where market, then a general she summited Mt. Kilimanjaro business degree is in 2014. The Wisconsin native a great way to go,” conducted research as an Daniels says. undergraduate on prescription drug use, focusing on the prevalence and impact of off-label For more information: prescribing in the U.S. pharma- online.uga.edu/bba ceuticals market. SPECIAL

10 terry.uga.edu Newsfeed Five new chairholders Five faculty members were recently appointed to Russell Award for Excellence in Under- privately endowed chairs or professorships at Terry. graduate Teaching and the Creative “We are especially pleased to fill these important Teaching Award. She also won the Ralph positions with faculty members who exemplify the J. Bunche Award for Best International highest standards of scholarship and learning,” said Dean Research Paper from the Academy of Benjamin C. Ayers. “Endowed chairs and professorships Legal Studies in Business and Terry’s allow us to recruit and retain the most accomplished PAGNATTARO Outstanding Research Award. In 2015, faculty to improve the practice of business through the she was selected for the inaugural class of Women’s impact of their teaching, research and public service.” Leadership Fellows at UGA. Her research interests span employment law, protection of trade secrets and interna- DORSEY CHAIR tional trade law. Scott E. Atkinson in the Economics The Cousins Professorship was endowed by the Cousins Department was named to the Jasper Foundation Inc. and named in memory of Isaac Williams N. Dorsey Chair in Public Utilities Cousins Sr., who co-founded Cousins Properties. Economics. An expert in industrial organization, MCFADDEN PROFESSOR ATKINSON applied econometrics and environmental Cesare Robotti, a newcomer from Imperial College economics, Atkinson has been at Terry since 1986. London, is the Bradford McFadden Professor of He has been honored for outstanding research by the Personal Financial Management. college and outstanding teaching by UGA’s Honors Robotti previously held positions at the Federal Program. He previously served as associate editor for the Reserve Bank in Atlanta, Boston College and Brandeis Journal of Environmental Economics and Management. University. His research focuses on empirical asset His research interests include bootstrap estimation, pricing and portfolio management. He has published efficiency and productivity growth. works in leading academic journals, such as the Journal of Finance, Review of Financial Studies, Management The Dorsey Chair was established in 1977 in honor of the former vice president of the Southern Bell Company. Science, and the Journal of Empirical Finance. The McFadden Professorship was established in 1994 by NALLEY DISTINGUISHED CHAIR Bradford McFadden (BBA ’64) to foster and promote an Ugur Lel is the first to hold the Nalley understanding of financial management as it relates to Distinguished Chair in Finance, having individual decision making. joined the Terry College this August from BENSON PROFESSOR Virginia Tech. An expert on corporate Amrit Tiwana, a professor of management and international finance with a special information systems, is the first to be LEL focus on corporate governance, Lel appointed to the P. George Benson previously worked in the International Finance Division Professorship. of the Federal Reserve Bank in Washington, D.C. Lel’s An expert in software ecosystems, research has been published in the Journal of Finance, corporate IT governance and IT strategy, Journal of Financial Economics and Journal of Banking TIWANA Tiwana held faculty posts at Emory and Finance. University and Iowa State before joining the Terry The Nalley Distinguished Chair was endowed by Mr. And College in 2010. Mrs. C.V. Nalley III as a tribute to the entrepreneurial spirit He has received awards from the Information Systems of the Nalley family. Research, and the European Conference on Information COUSINS PROFESSOR Systems. He has written four books and currently serves Marisa A. Pagnattaro, associate dean for research and in editorial positions for the Journal of Management graduate programs, has been named the I.W. Cousins Information Systems, Information Systems Research and Professor of Business Ethics. Strategic Management Journal. A Josiah Meigs Distinguished Teaching Professor in The Benson Professorship was established by the Terry College Legal Studies since 2013, Pagnattaro has received many Alumni Board in honor of the legacy and vision of P. George honors for teaching and research, including UGA’s Benson, Terry’s dean from 1998 to 2007.

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serious or committed workers. Faculty-authored Hani Safadi, an assistant professor of management information systems, received an award for the Best Published Paper in 2015 from the Academy of Management research honored at its annual meeting in August. His paper, “The Emergence of Online Community as best in field Leadership,” uses an in-depth textual analysis to identify Compiled by Matt Weeks (ABJ ’05, MPA ’11) leadership trends in online communities. The authors found that leaders of online communities tend to “post a large Three Terry College faculty members received “Best number of positive, concise posts with simple language Paper” honors for their published research. familiar to other participants.” An article with Laura Little as the lead author received Tim Samples, an assistant professor of legal the Academy of Management Journal Best Paper Award studies, co-authored a research paper that received the for 2016. Little is director of the Institute for Leadership Holmes-Cardozo Award for Best Submitted Conference Advancement and an associate professor of management. Paper from the Academy of Legal Studies in Business at the Titled “Professional Image Maintenance: How Women international organization’s annual conference. Navigate Pregnancy in the Workplace,” the article refuted The paper, “Puerto Rico’s Debt Dilemma and Pathways many of the stereotypes associated with pregnant workers, Towards Sovereign Solvency,” analyzes the problems in finding that most pregnant workers desired to be seen as sovereign debt finance in the context of Puerto Rico’s the same people they were before pregnancy. In some cases, debt dilemma and provides valuable insights on factors pregnant employees worked harder to maintain that image. that influence debtor-creditor cooperation in distressed It uncovered no evidence that pregnant women are not restructurings. Terry Olympians return from Rio SPECIAL Three Bulldog swimmers returned to fall classes at the Terry College after experiencing the thrill of making the U.S. Olympic team and competing in Rio. Gunnar Bentz (top left) won a gold medal in the 200-meter freestyle relay. Reaching the Olympic finals were Hali Flickinger (200-meter butterfly) and Jay Litherland (400-meter individual medley).

12 terry.uga.edu Love Terry? Ivey does. A 2004 Terry College graduate with a degree in marketing, Ivey uses the skills she gained at Terry daily in her customer marketing manager role with Kimberly-Clark. “The Terry College of Business was instrumental in my development as a well-rounded professional. I am committed to giving back to Terry because I want to ensure that the next generation of leaders continues to receive a world-class educational experience.” In addition, Ivey is sure to leverage her gifts through a corporate match – a great way to maximize giving!

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Research and Innovation Advances from the Terry College of Business Missing work is a pain By Matt Weeks (ABJ ’05, MPA ’11) A little pill can have a big effect on worker absenteeism, according to new research by Terry economics professor Meghan Skira. When a popular pain-relieving medication was taken off the market, the negative consequences for worker absenteeism were greater than the positive effects of the drug on labor supply while it was on the market. The finding is from a study that analyzes the labor market effects of Vioxx, a joint pain medication that was introduced in the United States in 1999 and in Europe in the early 2000s and then removed from phar- macy shelves in 2004, after it was associated with increased cardiovascular risks. The introduction and withdrawal of Vioxx, which was commonly prescribed for conditions like arthritis, created a natural A popular pain reliever helped keep people well enough to work, but the economic laboratory for economists Meghan Skira of consequences of taking it off the market were substantial for workers and employers. the Terry College and Aline Bütikofer of the Norwegian School of Economics to study substantial for workers and their employers. Skira says the dispropor- its effects on the labor supply of individuals tionate labor market effect has compelling implications for the drug with joint pain. They used administrative approval process and for predicting the consequences of taking a phar- data from Norway on sickness absences and maceutical off the market. The study also emphasizes the importance disability benefits for the analysis. of weighing economic factors when determining the net benefits of “We found that when Vioxx entered advances in medical and pharmaceutical technology. the market, it decreased quarterly sick- “Considering labor supply effects and not just focusing on clinical ness absence days among individuals with outcomes and medical costs has potentially significant implications for joint pain by 7 to 12 percent relative to regulatory decision-making and the coverage and reimbursement poli- the pre-entry period,” Skira says. “But the cies of insurance plans and national health care systems,” Skira says. withdrawal of Vioxx from the pharmaceutical But why was the effect on absenteeism so large? A couple ideas market increased sickness absence days by 12 emerged, according to Skira. to 16 percent, and increased the quarterly “It took a few years for sales to peak, as it probably took doctors probability of receiving disability benefits by some time to learn about the drug and determine who should be 6 to 15 percent.” switched to it,” Skira says. “Second, the withdrawal may have led to a While studies show Vioxx helped keep significant reaction by patients and physicians to the information about people well enough to work, the economic the cardiovascular risks associated with the drug, and its removal may consequences of taking it off the market were have sent a negative signal about similar drugs.”

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Biotech startup swims with the sharks By Kinsey Lee Clark (ABJ ’15) MiraBlue Bio LLC, a startup business representing They pitched MiraBlue’s biomedical innovation as the University of Georgia, took the top prize at a Univer- both “novel and necessary,” impressing the sharks and sity Shark Attack competition in Atlanta. earning the victory over teams from Emory University, The Ritz Group sponsored the Sept. 8 contest where Georgia State University, Georgia Tech and Kennesaw five collegiate teams pitched private-equity startup ideas State University. to a panel of investment community “sharks.” What Kue did not get to share during the pitch were “It’s nice to have a win,” says MiraBlue CFO Davis the deeply personal reasons that drove her to develop the Beauchamp. “But it was also good to get out there and technology for MiraBlue. In fact, the name is a variation talk about our product and find out it’s something inves- on the Latin word mirabile, which means “wonderful.” tors are interested in backing.” “Blue is the color that people often associate with Beauchamp, a senior majoring in economics, deliv- the healthcare industry, so MiraBlue means ‘wonderful ered the pitch for the team and explained MiraBlue’s health,’” Kue says. “I was born in a refugee camp in innovative, acid-proof biopolymer. The polymer can be Thailand, and because of the conditions there and the used to make capsules that deliver nutraceuticals, specifi- lack of sanitation, my parents and I developed different cally probiotics, to treat conditions like Crohn’s disease. GI health problems. So this idea of wonderful health is MiraBlue’s biopolymer is designed to be absorbed in the very personal to me.” colon, without first dissolving in the stomach or gastroin- In spring 2016, Kue, who holds two bachelor’s degrees testinal tract. and a master’s in life sciences from UGA, put togeth- MiraBlue CEO Song Kue joined Beauchamp on the er the perfect team to bring MiraBlue to fruition. In podium when one judge began pressing for more details addition to Beauchamp, MiraBlue’s co-founders include about the science behind the capsule. Areeba Abid and UGA alumna Kristin Henry (AB ’15). They then joined the UGA Idea Accelera- tor Program, a part of the Entrepreneurship Program’s experiential learning initiative, and were awarded $5,000 at the end of the eight- week program for best pitch. “We understood what we wanted to produce and make, but we didn’t understand the lean startup side of how to bring this technology into the market,” Kue says. “What we learned in the Idea Accelerator set the platform for us to be able to win pitch competitions.” For more information, MATT HARDY PHOTOGRAPHY MATT Winning competitions like the University Shark Attack is helping MiraBlue Bio attract attention for its patent-pending visit mirabluebio.com technology. The MiraBlue team includes (from left) Areeba Abid, Davis Beauchamp, Song Kue and Kristin Henry.

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Paper points out the risky business that Dodd-Frank legislation missed By Kinsey Lee Clark (ABJ ’15) Newly published research on reforms enacted financial crisis.” after the subprime mortgage crisis suggests rule-makers White says he believes the decision to leave these risk took the best predictors of loan default risk off the table factors out of the rule was a casualty of politics – on both when crafting the new federal guidelines. sides of the aisle. As a result, the regulations are missing important Democratic lobbyists were worried about dispropor- safeguards that would align interests of loan originators tionately affecting low-income and minority borrowers with those of investors to deter risky lending practices, with strict qualifying rules. Republican lobbyists were says Joshua White, an assistant professor of finance. averse to additional government regulation. And many “We’re sort of where inside the Beltway were concerned with stymieing the we were in 2007 in that housing market so shortly after it began its recovery. the same types of mort- “I was surprised that the factors we found to be so gages that caused the important were not included in the rule,” White says. financial crisis can be “But I felt comforted by the fact that, whatever decisions securitized with no risk they’ve made, even if they were politically based, they retention, just like it was had full knowledge. The economist’s job at the SEC before,” he says. is to inform the decision-makers, not to be the deci- In 2012, White worked sion-maker.” for the Securities and The regulators did include a stipulation that the defi- Exchange Commission as nition of a QRM be reviewed every five years. In 2019, a financial economist. His the policy could change. Using the model that White co-author, Ioannis Floros, and Floros created, the most prevalent determinants of CASSIE WRIGHT default risk can be re-examined with updated data. Joshua White was a visiting scholar. They were tasked with “Even though the outcome is not what I expected conducting a cost-benefit analysis to aid regulators in the it would be, I think that we’re getting to a better place rule-making after the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform where economic analysis matters more to financial policy and Consumer Protection Act was passed two years decisions, and it’s conducted more rigorously,” White earlier. says. With access to massive data at the SEC, their research “Qualified residential mortgages and default risk,” identified which factors are most important in predicting published in the Journal of Banking and Finance this whether or not a residential mortgage will default. September, was included in the pre-reading packet for This information was presented to regulators writing this year’s G-20Y Summit. the definition of a qualified residential mortgage “From an academic standpoint, our paper is the first (QRM), a new type of securitized loan created by Dodd- to really stand back and study these factors, specifically Frank that is exempt from risk retention. for the definition of a QRM,” White says. “We also “Any way we did the analysis, it kept coming back document a lot of things that weren’t in the academic to the same conclusion,” White says. “There are really literature before. There’s a lot of analysis right now only two things that matter the most when assessing the about what mattered during the crisis. I think ours is default risk of a securitized mortgage: 1) the borrower’s one of the first to look at what we could change moving credit history and 2) the loan-to-value ratio, which is forward.” directly determined by the down payment. White continues to consult with the SEC. “So guess which ones they left out of the final rule? “I enjoy doing this work,” he says. “If research can Those two. If you’re outside of Washington, you’re help prevent a financial crisis from happening again, then I thinking this is absurd because that’s what caused the feel like I’ve at least made a contribution toward that.”

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Assistant professor of Community Leadership the most named a Service-Learning marketing Hua Chen Award, which is presented published Fellow at UGA. Barnes will has been selected as a annually, recognizes researcher review and enhance best Marketing Sciences Institute community leaders and worldwide practices for implementing Young active volunteers in profes- in MIS community-based, service- Scholar. The sional service to the higher Quarterly, learning opportunities for designation education IT community. Information undergraduate and MBA is given to Chester donated his $3,000 TIWANA Systems students across multiple promising EDUCAUSE award to the Research and the Journal courses offered by ILA. early-career MIS Department. of Management Information Ian Schmutte, assistant scholars to Assistant professor of Systems for 2014-15. professor of CHEN expand their economics Svetlana Charlotte Mason, head of economics, research collaborations and Pashchenko joined the the Marketing Department co-orga- engagement with others in prestigious and Terry Chair of Business nized the the marketing field. Human Administration, is one of NSF-Sloan Marisa Anne Pagnattaro, Capital and nine UGA faculty members Foundation associate dean for research Economic who was selected for the Workshop and Opportu- second class of the univer- SCHMUTTE on Practical graduate nity Global sity’s Women’s Leadership Privacy. Schmutte has been programs Working Fellows Program. The a leading researcher in the and the I.W. PASHCHENKO Group at the 2016-17 area of privacy issues as Cousins University of Chicago. The cohort will they relate to statistical Professor group connects cross-disci- spend the analyses of large adminis- of Business plinary experts to advance year learning trative data sets. PAGNATTARO Ethics, is innovative thinking and from senior Bridget Stomberg, one of four UGA fellows approaches to inequality adminis- assistant professor of selected to participate in and human capital develop- trators and accounting, the 2016-17 SEC Academic ment research designed to MASON visiting was named Leadership Development improve individual opportu- speakers to enhance their one of Program. The fellowship nity worldwide. preparation for greater UGA’s 10 program, which was created leadership roles at UGA The American Taxation 2016-18 Lilly by the SECU academic and throughout higher Association Teaching initiative of the South- education. recognized Fellows. The eastern Conference in 2008, Benjamin Associate STOMBERG fellowship includes training, mentoring C. Ayers, professor of is designed for early-career and networking to advance dean and accounting faculty members to further academic leaders. Earl Davis and EY develop skills associated Timothy M. Chester, UGA Chair of Faculty with effective teaching vice president for infor- AYERS Taxation, Fellow John and develop their ability mation technology and an with its highest honor, Campbell to appropriately balance CAMPBELL instructor in the Manage- the Ray M. Sommerfeld received teaching with the research ment Information Systems Outstanding Tax Educator the Outstanding Reviewer and service roles expected Department, Award. Funded by the Ernst Award from the Financial by a research university. received & Young Foundation, the Accounting and Reporting the 2016 Outstanding Tax Educator section of the American Nicholas Berente, EDUCAUSE Award honors superior Accounting Association. professor of management information Community contributions by a faculty Jodi systems, Leadership member in tax-related Barnes, received the Award. teaching, research and a lecturer CHESTER Best Editor EDUCAUSE service. with the Award from is a nonprofit associa- Amrit Tiwana, the P. Institute for Information tion and community of IT George Benson Professor Leadership and Organi- leaders and professionals in Management Information Advance- zation. in higher education. The Systems, was honored as BARNES ment, was BERENTE

terry.uga.edu 17 1 Under Construction President Jere Morehead adds his name to the steel beam that “topped out” construction of Amos Hall. In August, crews halted construction just long enough for dignitaries to sign the beam and raise it into place atop Amos Hall. 2 Terry Women’s Initiative Students networked with current and emeritus members of the Alumni Board. Among those at the meet-and-greet were (from left) Kathryn Buffington (BBA ’76), Destiny Harris, Danjela Maslesa, Bailey Johnston and Carla Williams (AB ’89, MPA ’91). 3 NYC Alumni and Student Gathering (from left) Gina DiCamillo (BBA ’11), Natalie Hooper (BBA ’10) and Drishti Jain (BBA ’11) met up at the Standard Biergarten on Manhattan’s 1 MATT HARDY PHOTOGRAPHY MATT west side for Terry’s alumni event with NYC summer interns. 4 NYC Gameday with Chick-fil-A Redcoat Marching Band alum Larry Cardinal (BBA ’11) brought his trumpet and played the Battle Hymn of the Bulldog Nation for alumni attending UGA’s Gameday with Chick-fil-A in New York City. 5-7 Terry Homecoming Tailgate (5) Junior Homecoming King Beau Shell and his father, Rick Shell, celebrated Beau’s royal title at the Terry Homecoming Tailgate. Beau is the owner and CEO of his own traveling ice cream stand and treated tailgaters to double scoops of happiness on their way to the game. 2 (6) Walt Massey (BSEd ’02) and son, Jones HARDY PHOTOGRAPHY MATT Massey, had a good view of the scene at the Terry Homecoming Tailgate. (7) Chad Blizzard (BBA ’94) and Jill Heatherly Blizzard (BBA ’95) made Homecoming a family affair before watching the Dawgs play. 8 Fall Board Meeting Alumni Board member Charles Kolodkin (MBA ’81) attended the board’s fall meeting and reception Sept. 30 at Correll Hall. 9 Orientation for New Majors (from left) Newly accepted Terry students Mary Benfield, a marketing major, and Grace Mohr, who studies finance, show their pride at the Terry Majors Orientation. 10 TLSS with Karole Lloyd (from left) Leonard Scholar Eli Yarborough moderated Karole Lloyd’s talk at the Terry Leadership Speaker Series in September. Lloyd is vice chair and southeast regional managing 3 partner for Ernst & Young. SPECIAL

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terry.uga.edu 19 20 terry.uga.edu Universal Ruth By Kent Hannon No matter where you look – from Commencement to Homecoming to her own island alumni chapter – you’ll always find Ruth Bartlett (BBA ’76), UGA’s steadfast Alumni Association president, on the scene.

an invitation-only event at the College Football Hall of t would be an exaggeration to say that Ruth Fame the night before. Bartlett has shaken the hands of all 300,000 At Sanford Stadium, her duties call for her to move living alumni of the University of Georgia. back and forth from the president’s sky suite on the (She’s good, as this story will attest, but she’s north side of the stadium to the UGA Alumni Associa- not that good.) tion and Terry College sky suites on the south side. In What can be said, with a high level of each case, the air conditioning is cool and refreshing, the certainty, is that halfway through her two-year tenure as food is catered, the view of the field is like a 100-yard president of the UGA Alumni Association Bartlett (BBA flat screen, and the alumni she interacts with are a mix of ’76) has pressed enough flesh to have an inkling of what old friends and people she’s meeting for the first time. it’s like for a woman to run for president of something An expert at shortening the get-acquainted time due considerably larger than the Bulldog Nation. to her years in public accounting, where a typical day was “Let’s put it this way,” she says, leafing through a spent out of the office working with clients at their place dog-eared date book whose pages are creased, crowded of business, Bartlett says her service on the Terry Alumni and tricolor-coded, “I know where I’m going to be Board was the perfect steppingstone to the Alumni Asso- every single day between the start of fall semester and ciation presidency. New Year’s Eve!” “Terry has a remarkably wide and enthusiastic alumni An accountant by trade who performs year-end finan- network,” says Bartlett, “and knowing literally hundreds cial audits for major companies, Bartlett readily admits of Terry alums on a first-name basis gave me a head start that a great deal of what she has signed up for as UGA as president.” Alumni Association president is pure, unadulterated fun. Bartlett’s personal guests at the Nicholls State game On home football Saturdays, for example, her meet- were telecomm sales executive Glynn Gossett (BBA ’76), and-greets and grip-and-grins take place at sky-suite whom she knew in college, and his son, Drew. altitudes. “Glynn is a client in my CPA firm,” says Bartlett, who She watched the Georgia-North Carolina season later confides, “and it’s great that we remain friends after opener at the Georgia Dome from the private box of all these years!” Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank, having dined at Making her way toward the food table at halftime, WINGATE DOWNS WINGATE terry.uga.edu 21 KENT HANNON (left) Bartlett lives in Hilton Head, S.C., but she owns a Gameday condo and has a regular tailgating spot just around the corner in downtown Athens. (right) Bartlett has personally recruited and hired 18 Terry grads at the Atlanta accounting firm of Frazier & Deeter, including Will Paschal (BBA ’08, BBA ’13).

Bartlett stops to chat with Sharon Barrow. They are board member of both the UGA Foundation and the familiar with each other, but as is sometimes the case UGA Athletic Association. Committee work is involved, when you’re looking backwards in time, there is a money needs to be raised, meeting attendance is more or surprise in store. less mandatory — and Bartlett’s reputation as a can-do “I know Sharon Barrow because I know her husband, volunteer has led to other obligations outside her normal Brantley Barrow (BBA ’76), who was a key figure in the alumni duties. construction of phase one of Terry’s Business Learning When UGA Provost Pamela Whitten became aware Community,” says Bartlett. “But until she reminded me, of Bartlett’s reputation as a discerning and inspirational I had forgotten that I knew Sharon Barrow (BBA ’76) as mentor, she asked Bartlett to join her at a series of Sharon Benson when we were in the same homeroom at networking dinners that she hosts for star students. Peachtree High School in Atlanta!” Given that the vast majority of Bartlett’s alumni –––––––––– duties take place in Athens, she does face a significant Serving as president of the Alumni Association puts challenge in terms of travel time because she doesn’t Bartlett front and center as a speaker at a variety of exactly live down the street. Alumni Association functions, from the annual 40 Under In her first year as AA’s Top Dawg, Bartlett put 40 event that honors fast-rising young alumni to spring 22,500 miles on her Audi Q5, which is so accustomed and fall Commencement exercises at Sanford Stadium to the route between her Sea Pines Plantation home on and the Coliseum, where she welcomes newly minted Hilton Head Island and Athens ... well, it might as well graduates to the UGA alumni family. be a self-driven car. Hilton Head to Athens is a monot- “Speaking at the 2016 spring Commencement at onous, five-hour drive. But for Bartlett — who had an Sanford Stadium was the best thing I’ve done as pres- ironworker build a backyard gate at her Sea Pines home ident of the Alumni Association,” says Bartlett. “The that mimics UGA’s famed Arch — zip code distance feelings of pride and expectation that well up inside of doesn’t deter her from her appointed rounds on behalf you when you’re looking at thousands of new UGA of her alma mater. graduates is so inspiring!” Bartlett does own a Gameday condo on Broad Street Bartlett’s spring graduation experience was unique that affords her a glimpse of Sanford Stadium from her because she got to spend part of the afternoon with TV balcony. But it’s more of an overnight way station than host and producer Ryan Seacrest, whose Commence- an actual residence. ment address was a hit with his largely 20-something Having recently celebrated a milestone birthday, audience. Bartlett has scaled back to part-time duties at “Ryan went to Dunwoody High School,” says Bart- Atlanta-based accounting firm Frazier & Deeter so lett. “My sister Terri knows his parents. And his sister she can devote as much attention as possible to her Meredith, who runs the Ryan Seacrest Foundation, is a commitments as Alumni Association president. UGA journalism grad, whom we just honored at our 40 “It makes me feel ... relevant and proud. Those are Under 40 event.” two of the things that come to mind when I think about Making alumni feel included in the UGA family is serving as UGA Alumni Association president,” says an important function for Bartlett, a former high school Bartlett, who switches from AA chief exec to Hilton cheerleader who has a natural affinity for celebrating and Head innkeeper several times a year when UGA students enhancing the UGA brand. and staff hold weekend retreats at her home, where her But her job description is much broader than that. co-hosts include her golden retriever, Bailey, and his As Alumni Association president, she is also a voting house mate, Stoli, the Russian Blue cat.

22 terry.uga.edu “I’m fascinated by our students — they’re so intel- really have Terry to thank for continuing a personal journey ligent, mature, and talented — and I love having UGA that, looking back, started with my dad teaching me the and Terry people stay at my house!” says Bartlett, who is fundamentals of saving money when I was just a kid.” single but still open to that changing. –––––––––– “I always assumed I would get married — to Bill Bartlett grew up in Bayside, N.Y. At age 18, someone I had UGA in common with — and I wanted in search of a career in architecture, he hitchhiked to to have a child. But I’m extremely close to my nieces and Atlanta and enrolled at Georgia Tech. Following gradu- my nephew, and there is a positive side to being single. ation, having earned a degree in industrial management, Because I didn’t have a family of my own, I’ve had the he enlisted in the army and later enjoyed a lucrative time and the freedom to serve as a mentor to a lot of career selling electrical wiring and cable. Bill Bartlett was UGA and Terry students.” what people used to refer to as “a man’s man” — and It’s no wonder students want to tap into Bartlett’s when he and his wife, Ann, started having kids while he experience and expertise. With a glittering résumé as a was stationed at Fort Benning, he hoped to have a son trailblazer in what was once a male-dominated profession, among them. When all three turned out to be daughters, Bartlett’s life and career sparkle with prime achievements: Bill and Ann set out to raise their girls to be resilient and self-reliant. 1 – First female partner at Frazier & Deeter, Georgia’s “My dad liked to refer to me as his $8 baby — a second-largest state-headquartered accounting firm. dollar more than my $7 sister Linda,” says Bartlett, 1 – First female president of the Georgia Society of “because in those days $8 is all it cost you to have a baby Certified Public Accountants. at Fort Benning, depending on inflation!” 1 – First female recipient of the GSPCA’s meritorious All three girls had allowances growing up, and service award. Bartlett credits her dad with helping her understand the fundamentals of budgets and balance sheets. 1 – First woman to serve as president of the Terry “I remember my dad taking me down to the bank to Alumni Board (in 2005). open a passbook savings account when I was 12,” says 2 – Second female president of the UGA Alumni Asso- Bartlett. “My dad taught me to make sure that interest ciation. on my savings account was posted every month. And going forward, even when I became an adult, he wanted 3 – Three Bartlett sisters earned accounting degrees to know how much money I was making. ‘Let me see from Terry, including Ruth’s older sister Linda Bart- your paycheck,’ he’d say, because he wanted to be sure lett Marett (BBA ’75), who made all A’s at UGA, and younger sister Terri Bartlett Vann (BBA ’80). 4 – Fourth woman to receive the Terry College’s Distin- guished Alumni Award (in 1997). 5 – Fifth consecutive Terry College alum to serve as president of the UGA Alumni Association. And there will be a sixth when Bonney Shuman (BBA ’80), who also attended Peachtree High, succeeds Bartlett in 2017. Other Bartlett numbers of interest: 10 – Frazier & Deeter was named one of the top 10 best accounting firms for women in the U.S., thanks in large part to Bartlett’s efforts over the years. 16 – Number of years that Bartlett headed Frazier & Deeter’s audit department. 18 – Number of Terry graduates Bartlett personally WINGATE DOWNS WINGATE recruited and hired at Frazier & Deeter. Bartlett and UGA President Jere Morehead both preside at the Alumni “I got re-involved with my alma mater through my Association’s annual 40 Under 40 event. This year’s honorees included Lady Antebellum recording star Dave Haywood (BBA ’04). service on the Terry Alumni Board,” says Bartlett, “so I

terry.uga.edu 23 his girls were doing OK financially. When we’d go home a few years ago. Terri’s first job was at C&S Bank. She to Atlanta for a visit, my dad made sure that the car put her career on hold while she raised four children, but Linda and I were sharing during college had a full tank is now back in the workforce at Windham Brannon.” of gas — and he’d hand each of us a $20 bill. Years later, Always athletically inclined — she was also a gymnast when he found out my salary exceeded his, he said, ‘Oh at Peachtree High — Bartlett is an avid cyclist whose my God, Ruth, maybe you should be giving me a loan!’” favorite vacations are excursions to Tour de France As college students in the ’70s, the Bartlett girls locales in the foothills of the Pyrenees. She plays golf, looked alike, they were curve-wreckers in the classroom, having taken up the game as a sort of college graduation and they were frequently seen together at alumni func- present to herself because she saw it as a way of gaining tions following graduation. To friends and faculty alike, both a foothold and an identity in the business world. the Bartletts were a mini brand unto themselves. “The accounting profession was a lot more Earl Davis certainly felt that way. male-dominated in the ’70s than it is now,” says Bartlett, When the legendary Terry College accounting who was one of only three women in her hiring class professor would run into them at a campus event, his at Price Waterhouse’s Atlanta office. “We represented eyes would open wide. In that distinctive New England maybe 5 percent of nearly 60 new hires in the summer accent of his, Davis would exclaim: of 1976. When I saw that most of the men at Price “Ahhhhh ... the BAHT-lut SIS-tuhs!” Waterhouse played golf, I decided to jump in because Bartlett Bartlett & Bartlett, the family accounting I thought that playing golf would distinguish me from firm that the girls’ father envisioned, never materialized. the other women at the firm. It was pretty funny in the “We all went in different directions,” says Ruth, who beginning because the game is so difficult to play. But began her career at Price Waterhouse in Atlanta. “Linda over time I really began to enjoy it. These days I’m started at Arthur Andersen, but stayed only two years. playing bogey golf — which is better than some of the She later made partner at George A. Pennington, and guys I play with!” eventually started her own firm, which merged into CRI Bartlett is a member at Hilton Head’s Sea Pines Country Club, and her interest in golf ultimately became intertwined with her accounting career. “During my nine years at Price Waterhouse, I was mainly assigned to audit clients in the insurance industry,” says Bartlett. “But when I moved to the Atlanta office of Laventhol & Horwath I audited clients in real estate and hospitality.” Those industry specializations continue. Since joining Frazier & Deeter in 1990, her principal auditing clients are now hotels and country clubs. “Presenting year-end financials at some of Atlanta’s finest golf clubs — Cherokee Town and Country Club, Capital City Club, Atlanta Athletic Club and Atlanta Country Club — is really fun for me,” says Bartlett, “because when I look out at a group of board members who want to know how successful a year the club has had, I see the familiar faces of Terry alums like Darren DeVore (BBA ’86) in the room.” –––––––––– When Bartlett was moving up through the organiza- tional hierarchy as vice president of the Alumni Associ- ation, then-president Tim Keadle (BBA ’78) told her it would be helpful if she took the time to meet with “six or eight” of the academic deans on campus. In typical SPECIAL A symbol of her undying loyalty to UGA, Bartlett had an ironworker Bartlett fashion, she met with 16 of them, and the other construct a back gate at her home patterned after the Arch. two are on her list.

24 terry.uga.edu “The best word I can use to describe Ruth is ... generous,” says Frazier & Deeter colleague Rhonda Striplin. “She’s generous with her time, and she also demonstrates her generosity when it comes to caring about people and figuring out ways to help improve their lives and advance their careers.” Recent Ernst & Young hire Derek Hammock (BBA ’15, MAcc ’16) can attest to that. “It’s hard for me to imagine where I would be right now if Ruth Bartlett hadn’t been my designated mentor on the Alumni Association’s Student Alumni Council,” says Hammock, who got his feet wet in the accounting world when, at his request, Bartlett arranged a special two-week internship at Frazier & Deeter in summer 2014. Hammock was just back from a study abroad program in Australia and New Zealand, and most students in his situation would have wanted to lie low until the start of fall semester. Not Hammock.

“It was only a two-week internship, but Ruth was SPECIAL happy to arrange it — and the experience was still knee- Anxious to try her hand at chapter building, Bartlett recently convened the Hilton Head Island UGA Alumni Chapter, which already has more deep in audit procedures,” says Hammock. “And to than 100 members, thanks to the leadership of chapter president Lauren make it work for me financially, Ruth put me up in her Robinson (BSEd ’78). Atlanta condo so I didn’t have to pay for housing.” Bartlett took her mentor duties a step further by is Connect-Hire-Give. And it’s the perfect descriptor of writing Hammock a letter of recommendation that Ruth Bartlett, a.) who cut back her own career commit- cemented his candidacy for Terry’s highly selective ments to maximize the number of Derek Hammocks Leonard Leadership Scholars Program. and Meredith Hightowers she could connect with, b.) “Ruth and I have a personal relationship,” says whose recruiting/hiring efforts have populated Frazier Hammock, “so we may start out talking about her golf & Deeter offices with more UGA and Terry graduates game. But she will definitely ask me how my first few than any other school, and c.) whose love for Terry has weeks at EY have gone. Ruth Bartlett isn’t your parent motivated her and her sisters to make a six-figure gift to and she isn’t your professor. She’s Aunt Ruth!” name a group study room in Phase II of Terry’s Business Meredith Hightower (BBA ’12) echoes Hammock’s Learning Community. feelings about Bartlett. “Linda and Terri and I owe our careers in accounting “I needed an internship between the completion of my to the education we received at Terry,” says Bartlett. undergraduate studies at Terry and the start of my master’s “One way for us to say thank you — and ‘pay it forward’ of accounting degree program at UT-Austin,” says High- — is for us to create the Bartlett Family Team Room, tower, who knew the right person to contact for assistance. where collaborative study and team learning will help “Ruth helped me land an internship at a charity she’s improve the already stellar quality of Terry students.” heavily involved with — the Leukemia and Lymphoma –––––––––– Society — and that gave me a chance to work on their Being an accounting trailblazer whose career has been Light the Night Walk event,” says Hightower, who, like defined by numbers, Bartlett wanted her two-year tenure as Hammock, needed a place to stay during her internship. UGA Alumni Association president to make both a quali- “She also put me up in her condo in Atlanta for two tative and a quantitative difference. So before she assumed months. Ruth Bartlett is the most welcoming person I’ve her duties, she met with President Morehead, whose advice ever met.” to her was short and to the point: –––––––––– Bartlett: What can the Alumni Association and I do The UGA Alumni Association has a call-to-action to make a difference? tagline that is emblematic of the organization’s mission Morehead: Increase the alumni participation rate. on behalf of the university and its graduates. The tagline continued on 66

terry.uga.edu 25 26 terry.uga.edu Silicon Jungle Ryan Gembala (BBA ’03) carefully mapped his passage to the San Francisco Bay. Now he is on safari for “transformational technologies” with the potential to be pathbreakers.

ally quietly cruises the supermarket, checking shelves. The unassuming robot’s electronic eye scans soup cans, candies, cosmetics. Tally takes note of missing inventory, misplaced products and mistaken price tags. Electronic reports stream to store managers. Thanks to Tally, store employees may soon be free to do more valuable work. “What currently takes employees 30 hours to sporadically achieve with 65 percent accuracy, Tally completes in 30 minutes with 96 percent accuracy,” says Ryan Gembala (BBA ’03), founder of San Francisco-based venture capital firm Pathbreaker Ventures. Gembala’s firm made an early investment in Tally’s San Francisco startup, Simbe Robotics (short for “simulated being”). And Tally does much more than take stock of stock. The robot streams a gold mine of data, complex analytics that store managers can use to gauge how much customers love the new Colombian blend on aisle 7 … or how little they notice the ramen noodles on 9. By Charles McNair Feature photography by Timothy Archibald

terry.uga.edu 27 venture capital investment, just under half of the $58 billion total for the entire United States. Much of that money poured into new companies with hot ideas, the Next Big Things. High-tech startups like those Gembala targets make up 80 percent of venture capital-backed acquisitions by larger companies since 2009. High-tech companies sit on $440 billion in spare cash to spend on the right idea, product or team. The Silicon Rush started back in the 1950s in the garage of the founders of Hewlett-Packard and in the labs of William Shockley. The latter, co-inventor of the transistor and the winner of the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1956, set out to commercialize the silicon semicon- Pathbreaker made an early investment in Simbe Robotics, who designed Tally, shown here. (from left) Co-founders Jeff Gee and Brad Bogolea ductor. Today next-gen developers spin off thousands of consider Gembala to be not only an investor but also a trusted advisor. startup firms like electrical sparks, and those sparks ignite fantastic opportunities for Pathbreaker and other VCs. Gembala has carefully curated nine investments of But just like the gold claims of 1849, ventures in $150,000 to $300,000 since launching Pathbreaker Silicon Valley can go boom or bust. Cupertino and in August 2015, each seeding a startup like Simbe. Palo Alto lie littered with failed startups. Garages and (At maturity, Gembala’s Fund One will have 30 to 40 basements filled with robots that couldn’t read a bar companies in its portfolio.) He’s playing a hunch that code or virtual reality headsets that caused cluster Tally becomes a familiar presence in retail stores, and headaches. Pathbreaker investors have put cold hard cash on a wild Gembala works out of an upstairs office on Kearny idea – that retail robotics will potentially transform Street smack in the motherboard of San Francisco’s business in the entire big-box retail landscape. financial district. Like most venture capitalists, he spends As with Tally, Gembala selectively targets technol- a lot of his time prowling Silicon Valley across the bay. ogies like robotics that just might change the world. Gembala and his beautiful wife, Alyson (AB ’08), and He’s invested in virtual reality; automated robotic green- their bounding 2-year-old, Theodore, live in one of houses that grow sustainable produce; artificial intelli- San Francisco’s nicest neighborhoods. They have a car. gence; video infrastructure to serve a television industry They know Napa and the cheese country up in Marin. rapidly moving online; people-routing technology to Gembala’s living the dream. choreograph mobile workforces and self-driving fleets; This didn’t happen by chance. and language-processing technology that may reinvent As fastidiously as an engineer writing algorithms for email. Watson, Ryan Gembala set out in his late-20s to become “We’re in a unique time in the history of the world,” a venture capitalist with his own firm. He planned his Gembala says. “In our lifetimes, we’ve seen a handful work; he worked his plan. He never wasted a step. of technology platforms change things: The personal The Terry College of Business was a launching pad computer. The internet. The mobile phone, then the for his high-arcing, high-tech career. smartphone. All this innovation has created a foundation –––––––––– for at least a half-dozen new technologies that now have Gembala was born into a middle-class family in the potential to be equally transformative. Michigan City, Ind. He grew up in Florida sunshine –––––––––– from age 4 to 9, then Atlanta through St. Pius High San Francisco started, famously, in a gold rush. School. “Quite literally, pathbreakers from all over the He loved baseball. At age 7, he ran the bases with a globe came here to forge through the forests looking pet Sheltie named Shortstop. He studied piano 14 years, for gold,” Gembala says. “It’s still a place where that’s scaling Mt. Rachmaninoff. He fell in love with foreign happening, but instead of picks and shovels, people languages, their value made real to him at the 1996 bring modern tools.” Olympic Games in Atlanta. He learned Spanish, Italian Computer code. Gadgets. Ideas. Capital. In 2015, and Portuguese. He traveled abroad while still in high San Francisco and Silicon Valley received $27 billion in school, buying his first international airline ticket with

28 terry.uga.edu First Communion and good-report-card money he’d really, any doubts about himself, about designing and scrimped and saved for years. living exactly the life he wanted. “That experience changed my life,” Gembala says. “It In 1999, he enrolled at Terry. gave me such a great sense of accomplishment. I gave Just as foreign languages fired his mind in high advice to friends. You gotta go see what’s over there.” school, classroom experiences gave him a thrilling first The European trip simply may have shown Gembala taste of entrepreneurial risk-taking. One professor, who he really was. As a youngster, he sat with his mom, Melenie Lankau (now at Wake Forest), directed who spun a globe and asked, Where do you want to go? Gembala’s Honors management course. Little Ryan’s finger landed on places that fired his imagi- “Dr. Lankau taught the Expectancy Theory of nation. Motivation,” he says. “That made a big impact on me. It “My parents truly gave me the idea that anything helped inform how I would market the opportunity to is possible,” Gembala says. “They encouraged every build organizations.” interest I ever had.” –––––––––– If anything was possible, that meant anything was After graduating summa cum laude from Terry, interesting. Gembala surprised classmates (and his family) by “Ryan was just into everything,” his dad, Mike, announcing that he wouldn’t be heading off to Wall laughs. “He was super inquisitive, energetic, curious Street or settling into an executive-track job in Atlanta. about the whole world, and he never met a stranger.” Instead, he and fellow Terry grad, Garrett Gravesen At age 4, Ryan learned a crucial lesson from his dad. (BBA ’03), created a nonprofit, H.E.R.O. for Children, An opportunity came for Mr. Gembala to take a position focused on pediatric HIV/AIDS support in Georgia. selling air compressors and pumps for his company [Previously featured in Terry Magazine, Fall 2007.] … in Tampa. With close local bonds to family, Mike H.E.R.O. for Children recently celebrated 13 years of had passed on previous offers in Chicago, Dallas and support for thousands of infected and affected children Charlotte. in five southern states. Gembala remains on the board. The Tampa offer was different. Ryan’s dad made a The H.E.R.O. experience made Gembala an entre- command decision. “It’s a big world out there, and our children are going to see it,” Mike said. “We can’t live on Buffalo Street forever.’’ The Gembalas moved south. “Ryan saw that there are times in your life when you simply have to make important decisions for family and future,” Mike says. “If you let them pass, you might regret it the rest of your life.” Carpe diem. Seize the day. The lesson must have stuck. Ryan Gembala lives just this side of a full sprint. You see his sense of controlled urgency from the moment he runs Theodore to preschool – literally runs, pushing a stroller with a delighted tot inside – to the midnights he spends poring over term sheets and business plans. Something happened internally during Gembala’s many international adventures, including one long stretch interning at a Spanish bank. He found himself beginning to think outside the boxes – outside his own language, outside Gembala watches a demo of the new Oculus Rift VR headset at the Upload Collective, his own country and its history … outside, San Francisco’s virtual reality incubator. He helped Facebook acquire Oculus VR in 2014.

terry.uga.edu 29 preneur. He drew up the business case for H.E.R.O., Also while in business school, Gembala landed a gave pitches and presentations, raised $2.5 million in lead associate position with the prestigious Hyde Park five years, and mingled with big money, big ideas and Angels, a top-five seed and early-stage angel network. big shots. He learned how it felt on the thin ice of a new He sourced and evaluated 75 deals in consumer, digital venture, where invention is a necessity. media, mobile, and e-commerce spaces. Importantly, he learned how to create something In 2010, MBA in hand, the young man went west. from nothing, how to build a thing enduring and of Azure Capital, where he interned a year earlier, great value. He learned how to change the world – at hired Gembala full time to handle assignments for its least a part of it with sick children. portfolio of companies, including one at Telly, a social From those UGA days, Gembala realized he could video network with 11 million users. Gembala managed be good – he just might be very good – in the world of corporate development, technology partnerships and startups and ventures. content partnerships with celebrities and brands. He also –––––––––– assessed, operated, invested in or worked with several After H.E.R.O., Gembala knew he wanted to make startups that were eventually acquired: TripIt (acquired his mark in venture capital. He’d run a successful by Concur for $120 million); Cooking.com (acquired by startup. He’d rounded first. He now needed to touch all Target); and Get Satisfaction (bought by Sprinklr). the other bases. Gembala had now reached second base. He’d proven “I learned that investment was central to getting his skills as a startup entrepreneur. His deals got him anything done,” he says. “I wanted to know that side of the right kind of attention, plus a growing network of things.” insightful contacts and trusted advisors. But Gembala felt Gembala enrolled at the University of Chicago’s that to round out his venture capitalist credentials, he Booth School of Business. On his way to his MBA, he needed real-world experience at a big corporation – one led a team of students in the prestigious Global Venture that eagerly acquired startups. Capital Investment Competition evaluating – guess Again, he swung for the fences … and Facebook what? – entrepreneurial business ventures. Gembala and became his friend. his team proved the best of the best. He claimed another In March 2014, Gembala walked into new work at important credential. Facebook, one of only four people charged with sizing In 2009, still in business school, he talked his way up potential companies for the $350 billion social media into an apprenticeship with Azure Capital Partners, an titan to acquire. In fact, Facebook brought Gembala early-stage venture firm in San Francisco with $750 in as deal lead on its corporate development team. million under management. The company had never had He worked with product and engineering teams to an intern; Gembala effectively created his position. “landscape technology ecosystems and execute acqui-

SPECIAL (from left) Just out of college, Gembala co-founded H.E.R.O. for Children to provide unforgettable experiences and life skills for kids affected by HIV/AIDS. From 2014, Gembala is wearing an early version of the Oculus VR headset the day after Facebook announced the acquisition. Ryan with Alyson and son Theodore.

30 terry.uga.edu sitions,” as he puts it. He focused on startups in security, language technologies, product and design … and virtual reality. Three weeks into his new job, with Alyson very pregnant, Gembala got a call. That big deal is a go. Plan to stay in the office until it’s done. Four days and four nights, Gembala lived at Facebook headquarters. He cat-napped on sofas. He ate standing. He negotiated. He worked beside lawyers red-lining contracts. At the end of the day – well, four days – he’d helped hammer out the historic acquisition of a virtual reality company with transformational technology. Facebook’s $2 billion Oculus VR purchase gobsmacked the high-tech world. Few beyond Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his M&A team ever saw it coming. Suddenly virtual reality was no Gembala pounds the pavement all over the Bay Area, seeking out those in the know who might shed longer just a magical toy. The Oculus light on a new startup, its talent and its potential. deal woke the world to an un-virtual reality. Facebook meant to create an entirely new Gembala keeps it simple, or as simple as things can be platform for its future based on virtual reality. in a world where most every meeting comes around to His role in the deal gave Gembala instant credibility. talk of seed funds and runways-to-launch and Series A Every entrepreneur in Silicon Valley and anywhere else rounds. dreams of an Oculus moment. He created five tenets for Fund One. “What I learned at Facebook,” he says, “completed Take early ownership in transformational technol- the picture for me. You hope to one day build a ogies. “The best deals can come to fruition at smaller company so uniquely valuable that you sell it or go investment amounts,” Gembala says. public.” Skeptical? Get out your calculator. Crunch the return Gembala’s carpe diem moment had come. on a $150,000 investment in Facebook in 2004. Just 15 months into his employment at Facebook, he You could travel... In your own airplane. contacted a few friends flush from their own acquisition Use top-tier sourcing in the early life of a startup. moments … or just flush, period. Businesspeople back in Networks. Networks. Networks. Gembala draws on the Georgia. Booth buddies. Entrepreneurs with cashed-out skills of more than 200 engineers and more than 1,000 companies. Liquid, lean and hungry. entrepreneurs, executives and CEOs to assess the needs Gembala outlined his vision for Pathbreaker. He – and steer the courses – of promising startups. shook a few hands. He got commitments of $12.9 Make targeted selections. Gembala spends months million for Fund One. analyzing talent, technology and traction at a startup He hung out his shingle. before committing to it. He constantly attends events where a dozen entrepreneurs pitch their darlings. He He touched home plate. only invests in “five or eight companies in a whole year.” –––––––––– continued on 66

terry.uga.edu 31 Some Experience Required JASON THRASHER Terry College’s take on UGA’s experiential learning initiative prepares students for success after graduation. By Matt Weeks (ABJ ’05, MPA ’11)

32 terry.uga.edu his is the part where Rachel Ham (BBA service-learning projects, study abroad experiences or ’15) might black out. faculty-supervised research. A growing body of evidence In August, the newly hired advisory demonstrates that experiential learning enhances staff consultant at Ernst & Young found students’ understanding of material, boosts class partici- herself in a Marriott conference room pation and increases employment rates. in downtown Detroit. As part of EY’s For UGA, the initiative is another in a long line of training program, she was about to trendsetting educational enterprises at the nation’s first make a presentation before an EY facilitator, another state-chartered university. For Terry, it’s a confirmation panelist there to offer critiques and her peers. of doing things right. Staring at the eyes staring back at her, she paused, It’s what we do took a breath and … nailed it. “Experiential learning is something that Terry is “Everybody gave feedback,” Ham says. “The things deeply committed to, and something we’ve found that a lot of people said to me were, ‘You have such incredibly valuable to the student experience,” says Dean good presence. You’re calm and professional. You don’t Benjamin C. Ayers. “For many years, we’ve focused on say, ‘um.’ All the feedback was positive. The only other incorporating these impactful opportunities into the thing they said was that I said ‘y’all’ a couple times.” Terry experience. But the university’s initiative provided Ham wasn’t always so unflappable. Before she made an opportune time to expand our efforts, rework courses it to Detroit, the subtleties of business presentations and provide new opportunities to give our students a left her in the lurch. She attributes her mastery to an competitive edge.” upper-level elective taught by management information Business education is a particularly good fit for systems senior lecturer Mark Huber called GRIP, which experiential learning because it’s geared toward results, stands for Governance, Risk and Insurance Protection. Ayers says. For years, Terry faculty members have been The course is designed to prepare the next generation modernizing teaching methods and updating their of consultants for the big leagues. To pass the course, syllabi to shape students into the kind of employees that undergraduates make a half-dozen presentations to exec- companies seek to hire. Success is baked into every part utives from firms across the region. of Terry’s program, from the new student welcome to “It teaches you a lot of soft skills. It was about devel- advising initiatives and class projects. oping ourselves, our presentation skills Ringed by the Andes mountains, Terry students take a break from study abroad classes to and our work with clients,” Ham says. “It visit the ruins of Machu Picchu. The summer course exposed risk management students to was nerve-racking at first. It’s 8 a.m., and business and culture throughout South America. you’re in a suit presenting before these senior managers and directors, and you never know what they’re going to ask. “But it was also a great experience. It was a safe space where you knew you were going to get feedback, and there wasn’t a job on the line. Dr. Huber would tally how many times you said ‘um’— one time he told me I had about 22 — but it was great to get that feedback because I’d get up there sometimes and I’d black out during the presentation. I’d get done, and I’d be like, What did I just do?” Courses like GRIP are emblematic of a shift in the university’s teaching philos- ophy that is transforming the undergraduate experience at UGA. Starting this fall, every new Bulldog is required to satisfy an “experiential learning” requirement to

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terry.uga.edu 33 “If you read the news, it’s everywhere. The NSA got hacked, politicians have been hacked, businesses get hacked every day. You can’t open a newspaper without reading about someone at a fairly significant level being subject to a breach. So there’s all that going on, and there wasn’t a place where it was being addressed in coursework.” Calling upon his experience with the U.S. Air Force’s information security program (INFOSEC), Huber began to piece together a curriculum. It began with a special topics class for a few students and quickly blossomed. Sensing he was onto something, Huber contacted Terry alumni Brandon Clark (BBA ’11) and Peter Lester (BBA ’04) at PwC, who jumped at the chance to help. “We’ve been recruiting for risk-focused security practitioners for the last 10 or 11 years,” says Lester, a director with the security practice at PwC. “So when Mark told us about the class, we wanted to help the program. It was a great way to give back. Of course, it also helps the firm by getting access to the right talent and getting them the right experience so that they’re a little bit further along than the typical recruit.” The GRIP idea came down to this: What if the MARK SORROW Starting with fall 2016, a wide range of hands-on courses, internships students practiced like consultants – from research and and competitions like UGA’s Next Top Entrepreneur will fulfill the univer- preparation to presentations before a client? The course sity’s “experiential learning” academic requirement. uses cases written specifically for the class by each of The result is a better approach to learning. It’s where the Big Four firms and a few smaller companies. PwC the traditional concepts and fundamentals meet the created an extensive, multi-pronged problem that workforce challenges of tomorrow. And, more than that, requires students to confer once-a-week with corporate it’s the best way to ensure that Terry students discover staff who act as clients. the best match for their interests and ambitions. A typical routine would start Thursday morning “This is our wheelhouse as a professional school. It’s with Huber distributing a case to the student teams. By what we do,” says Henry Munneke, associate dean for Tuesday, they present their ideas to the client. Students undergraduate programs and Terry Distinguished Chair offer solutions to close security gaps and establish new of Business Administration. “It was because of an expe- protocols, all within the typical constraints like budget riential learning activity that I am where I am today. My and time. Client reps meet face-to-face with the students first encounter with research happened when I was an to hear their ideas, ask questions and critique the work. undergraduate, and I realized that I loved it, and I could “I grade them from the standpoint of content and be successful doing it. That’s what we’re trying to make delivery for academic purposes, but these cases are happen for every Terry student.” written for the class by industry professionals who drive Identifying a need up to evaluate the presentations as well,” Huber says. The idea for the GRIP course first flickered to life “It ranges from typical things like breaches to audits and three years ago, when Huber noticed a disturbing trend. assessing security risk. We’re teaching them to look at an Not only did gaps exist in the cybersecurity measures organization as a system that creates business value, and taken by corporations, but a similar gulf was present in that system is vulnerable to outside threats, which now higher education. Students weren’t learning about infor- are in cyberspace.” mation security, and the best companies were struggling Around the world to build adequate teams to provide solutions. Other students satisfy the experiential learning “There’s an incredible demand for security work. requirement in another hemisphere. I get daily notes in my inbox about it,” Huber says. Last summer, risk management associate professor

34 terry.uga.edu David Eckles led a study abroad program in Peru and Terry undergrads. Each participating business is assigned Chile. Set against the backdrop of Machu Picchu, the a Terry student who attends workshops alongside Andes and the Amazon jungle, students took classes them and does a lot of the footwork necessary for the and toured foreign businesses by day and explored new company to sell overseas. cultures by night. Since launching in 2009, ExportGA has grown into Study abroad is invaluable to a résumé and employ- a meaty assignment for students, says Jay Mathias, who ability, but it has less tangible benefits as well. Cultural works with Terry’s International Business Programs. immersion develops independence and hones critical Because companies are often busy with their day-to-day thinking and decision-making. For Eckles’ students, it functions, Terry interns provide crucial assistance in also led to new perspectives on American business prac- setting up the international export functions. It’s a tices and raised questions about the status quo. win-win for the businesses and the students, he says. “It changed me into a risk-management major,” says “If they graduate from Terry with an international senior Joe Berrios, who traveled with Eckles to South business degree, this is something they can point to as America last summer. “The most valuable thing for me real-world experience when they’re entering the job was to see the culture firsthand. For example, going market,” Mathias says. into a Wendy’s and seeing that they sell Pepsi instead Several interns have been hired by the company that of Coke, and thinking about how consumers’ tastes they worked with during the program. Others have play into that. The McDonald’s and the Taco Bell were pointed to the experience as the differentiating factor insanely better than the ones here. It just blew my mind that secured them jobs with companies eager to take how much fresher they were. In a developing economy, their business across borders. they’re able to source fresher ingredients than we’re able to source here.” Foreign environments also can present new ways to learn concepts. “I ended up talking to our Uber driver about his insurance and how the rules are different for him because he has that job,” Berrios adds. “When you really try to understand and appreciate someone else’s culture, the conversations and connections you have one-on-one can be very meaningful and very powerful.” For many study abroad programs, Terry instruc- tors tailor their lessons to the environment and require in-depth reading on the culture. “We learned about risk management practices specific to those countries, such as earthquakes and floods,” says Tommy Lawrence, a junior risk management and economics double major who also went to South America. “We talked about the culture of business down there, how it plays a role, which is hard to explain without going there and seeing it firsthand. We went to Valparaiso [in Chile] and saw buildings that were broken in half and in ruins from an earthquake right next to government buildings that were still standing.” Students don’t simply bring newfound perspectives back home. Many international business majors help Georgia companies expand their business beyond the U.S. through a program called ExportGA. A collab- MARK HUBER oration between the Terry College and UGA’s Small Without ropes or tools, Terry students collaborate to move their entire Business Development Center, ExportGA is a series of class over a wall during a ropes course session. Mark Huber uses experiences like this to develop leadership and team-building skills in his traditional workshops with one significant difference: students.

terry.uga.edu 35 audit his Mergers and Acquisitions course to better understand a few concepts. Now the two meet every other week to discuss her reading and chart new directions of inquiry. “Right now my research is on corporate inversion, which is when companies leave the U.S. tax system and go to Ireland or somewhere else to get better tax breaks,” she says. “I’m looking at how they do that and the consequences for U.S. tax revenue. It’s a lot of reading. There’s a lot of looking at DealBook for mergers that are corporate inversions, like the Pfizer and Allergan deal that just fell through because of the Trea- sury Department’s new mandates.” Working with Netter, Griffin is building a research portfolio that will not only focus her education but may be the deciding factor when she starts the job hunt. MATT HARDY PHOTOGRAPHY MATT Terry Alumni Board members listen to an investor briefing from the Student-Managed “It’s a really cool thing to put on my Investment Fund team. Finance students actively manage a $1.1 million portfolio. résumé. I can say I already do research into “What’s nice is both the student and company are what I’m passionate about,” she says. “It getting classroom instruction from professionals in the also helps me stay current, which I think gives me a leg various subject areas,” says Rick Martin, director of the up in interviews.” SBDC’s International Trade Division and manager of Value added ExportGA. “They’re then using that information for a The University of Georgia’s Experiential Learning project that has an impact on a company.” initiative will produce students who are more qualified to Deep impact apply to graduate programs and better prepared to enter For other undergraduates, experiential learning the modern workforce. Its emphasis on hands-on expe- comes directly from a faculty mentor. The university’s riences that cultivate practical, employable skills is the Center for Undergraduate Research Opportunities has backbone of Terry’s approach to student success. But it’s a long history of engaging some of the brightest young also doing much more. scholars in the pursuit of new knowledge under the “Business education is about much more than discerning eyes of senior faculty. memorizing formulas, understanding financial concepts Jazzy Griffin, a sophomore Honors student, came and learning your way around new technology. Today’s to UGA with a CURO scholarship that supports her graduates need to understand how to encourage and research. She started her academic career in pharmaceu- empower people and lead organizations,” Ayers says. tical studies but quickly discovered that her heart wasn’t “At Terry, we want our students to experience personal in it. She was adrift, until she remembered how she felt growth and maturation in addition to learning the while taking a Terry Business Academy program the fundamentals of business. New experiences are vital for summer before coming to college. that kind of growth, and I am proud that we can offer so “I didn’t know anything about finance until the many opportunities for students to discover and develop summer program. I was drawn to it because it still has their own strengths.” the competitiveness that pre-med has, but without the Students who are undaunted by new experiences science,” Griffin says. “I didn’t like science, but I do like typically develop a mindset for lifelong learning. Demon- numbers. I was trying to find a competitive field that strating that capacity in college not only helps graduates drives me, so finance seemed perfect.” land that first job but equips them to navigate all the To make sure, Griffin went straight to the source. twists and turns that lie beyond. She asked Finance Department Head Jeffry Netter if he For success in life, much like work, some experience would supervise her research. He agreed, suggesting she is required.

36 terry.uga.edu Donor Profile Better the second time around By Lynsee H. Miller (AB ’09) Steve Goodroe is living proof that it’s never too late Program and its advisory board. He later accepted to reconnect to the Terry College. After graduating Benson’s offer to become an Executive-in-Residence, with a management degree, Goodroe (BBA ’71) joined a role he continues today. The Terry Executives are a Procter & Gamble and began a 30-year career that took select group of senior executives invited to share their him all over the globe, from the United Kingdom to professional experiences with the students and faculty of Hong Kong. In all his travels he never forgot Terry, but Terry in a number of ways. Goodroe is the first to admit distance kept him from staying actively involved. he didn’t maximize his potential as a student, in part During those years, his consistent tie to Terry was because he worked his way through college. making gifts to the annual fund. Then a chance meeting “It’s been easy for me to say yes to the things I’ve with Dean George Benson in 1999, after he moved been asked to do,” he says. “Quite frankly, the real back to the states, reconnected him with the college in reason behind the commitment I’ve made to the Terry ways he could have never imagined at the time. Benson College and UGA is the chance to get it right the invited him to be one of the speakers in an executive second time around.” lecture series and later connected him with professors Goodroe was asked to help with the startup of the who invited him to speak to their classes. Goodroe Music Business Program in 2007 and chaired the first was asked to join the Terry College Alumni Board and advisory board. He continued to support the program served two terms before being awarded emeritus status. through the years and recently made an even stronger Along the way, he was asked to take on various advisory connection when he decided to attach his name to the roles and always answered the call, providing his exper- Music Business Program Suite that is part of the Phase II tise and volunteer leadership. construction of the new Business Learning Community. After retiring from P&G in late 2001, Goodroe His involvement has come full circle, from providing led the successful startup of dunnhumbyUSA, which startup advice during the formation of the program to connected him to Terry’s Master of Marketing Research providing the necessary funding to allow the popular program to thrive and continue growing. “Being involved from the beginning gave me a special interest in Music Business,” he says. “A lot of the great things this program does are self-funded and need support, and it’s the right thing to do.” The inspiration to make a large commitment can pop up at the most unexpected times for donors. For Goodroe, the moment came during intermission of a London theatre production of the musical, “Motown.” He said to his wife, “This show is speaking to me and it’s telling me that I need to do something for the Music Business Program.” He knew the program needed support, and he found the inspiration he needed to commit to leave a legacy at Terry. From his board service to his campaign gift, Goodroe has been sure to focus on doing the best he can for the benefit of the college. “It’s all about hard work and perseverance. Those are the book ends,” he says. “The things you learn through your education and over the course of your career form your values and principles.

CASSIE WRIGHT They are the books on the shelf. If you just apply them Being involved in the startup of UGA’s Music Business Program gave every day, you can achieve pretty much anything.” Goodroe a special interest in supporting its growth.

terry.uga.edu 37 Giving Societies 2015–2016 • Terry College of Business • The University of Georgia The Terry College of Business recognizes and thanks the many alumni, corporations, foundations and friends who contribute their support to the college and its strategic initiatives. Through gifts to the Terry Excellence Fund and those made to the Building Terry campaign, donors are making investments that enable Terry to continue providing educational excellence by supporting outstanding professors and top-ranked programs. Donor support is also making first-class facilities a reality with construction of Terry’s Business Learning Community currently under way in the heart of campus. Thank you! Included within the 2016 Honor Roll are several special giving categories. We celebrate the Pinnacle Society, which represents lifetime giving of $1,000,000 or more; the Heritage Society, representing planned gifts from trusts and estates; the Dean’s Circle of Giving, representing calendar gifts of $2,500 and higher; and the Second Century Club, representing gifts of $250 or more from young alumni under 35 years of age. This Honor Roll of Donors represents contributions to the Terry College of Business received between July 1, 2015, and June 30, 2016, from thousands of supporters. Every effort has been made to assure its completeness and accuracy. To make a gift to Terry, contact the Office of Development and Alumni Relations at (706) 583-0526 or visit our website: terry.uga.edu/giving. Honor Roll

CEO Mr. and Mrs. William W. Andrea and Mark A. Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Ms. M. Michele Burns AICPA Foundation ADS Douglas III Kauffman Sanford Jr. Ms. Elizabeth W. Camp Ms. Rebecca J. Allen (d) Ernst & Young Foundation Kauffman Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. S. Stephen Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Amos Ernst & Young U.S. LLP Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Knox Selig III Cheek Anonymous (3) Mr. David B. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wyckliffe A. Selig Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ronald Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mallory Farmer Knox Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Scott G. Sink Cheeley Beckham Mr. William F. Faulk Jr. KPMG Foundation Mr. Winburn E. Stewart Jr. Chick-fil-A Foundation Doug and Mickey Benn Mr. and Mrs. Hill A. Feinberg Mr. Steve Kuranoff and Ms. and Ms. Carol A. Porter Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc. Bibb Distributing Company Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Cathy Kuranoff Mr. Gary P. Stokan and Comdata Payment Mrs. Terese R. Stokan Mr. and Mrs. James H. Elisha W. and Robert D. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Lassiter III Innovation Blanchard Finney Mr. and Mrs. John P. Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. Storey Dixon Hughes Goodman Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl Mr. Jeffery R. Gardner and Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ms. Deborah Gohr Storey Foundation Inc. and Mr. Jay Mabrey (YA) Mr. Michael W. and Mrs. Mrs. Christine Gardner McMullan Mr. Robert J. Dumas and Kimberly Browder Georgia Power Company Ted and Catherine McMullan Mrs. C. Herman Terry Mrs. Rene M. Dumas Mr. and Mrs. Terry Steven Dr. and Mrs. John M. Mr. and Mrs. R. Boland Means The Benevity Community ExxonMobil Foundation Brown Godfrey President Jere W. Impact Fund Mr. Richard D. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Morehead (FS) The Correll Family Mr. James C. Faulkner and Foundation Chick-fil-A Inc. Goodroe Mr. George H. Pettway and Dr. Elizabeth Faulkner The Richards Group Coca-Cola Company Greater Cincinnati Mrs. Bonnie H. Pettway Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ferguson Foundation The Turner Family Mr. Alfred L. Cohen (d) Mr. and Mrs. Patrick S. Frances Wood Wilson Mr. David G. Hanna and Pittard Foundation Inc. CohnReznick LLP Foundation Inc. Mrs. Kimberly M. Hanna Mr. and Mrs. David S. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Mr. and Mrs. Alston D. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Samuel D. and Lara H. Rosenthal Turner French Jr. Correll Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Goldman Sachs & Company Covenant Foundation Inc. Webb Mr. J. Gibson Hull (d) and Rothenberger Mr. Gregory F. Holcomb and Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Davis Robert W. Woodruff Mrs. Barbara S. Hull (d) Mr. David G. Salyers and Mrs. Jennifer F. Holcomb Deloitte Foundation Foundation Mr. Manish K. Jar (YA) Mrs. Lynn Salyers Mr. and Mrs. David E. Mr. and Mrs. William David Homrich Young Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Harold A. Kelly Jr. Dean’s Circle of Giving Board Member Mr. and Mrs. Earl T. The Dean’s Circle of Giving recognizes those individuals, corporations and Mr. Timothy M. Adams and Mrs. Jeanette S. Adams Leonard Jr. foundations who have made leadership gifts during the past fiscal year. The Young Alston & Bird LLP Mr. Russell C. Lindner and Mrs. Miriam Lindner Alumni category includes those who have graduated within the past 12 years. Altria Group Inc. John and Nancy Ludwig Alumni/Friends Young Alumni/Faculty & Staff Alvarez & Marsal Holdings LLC PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP CEO $50,000 and above $25,000 and above Anonymous Mr. Jeffrey F. Reed and Mrs. Cathy Reed Board Member $25,000 – $49,999 $12,500 – $24,999 Atlanta Risk Management Schwab Charitable Fund Executive $10,000 – $24,999 $5,000 – $12,499 Society Mr. and Mrs. M. Brantley Duane and Dena Still Director $5,000 – $9,999 $2,500 – $4,999 Barrow Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Manager $2,500 – $4,999 $1,000 – $2,499 Bolthouse Farms Inc. Stolz Sr.

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The Community Foundation Mr. John T. Dickey and Ms. of Louisville Inc. Laney M. Dickey (YA) The Gender Gap Foundation Mr. David L. Eckles (FS) Pinnacle Society The Primerica Foundation Inc. Dr. J. Don Edwards Vanguard Charitable George T. and Alecia H. The Pinnacle Society recognizes cumulative lifetime giving of $1 million or more to the Endowment Program Ethridge Terry College of Business. Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael E-Z-GO, a Textron Company Voynich Mr. John L. Ferguson and 2016 2007 Mrs. Cynthia R. Ferguson Wells Fargo & Company Mr. and Mrs. James G. Hull (d) Phillip and Betty Casey Mr. Charles J. Wolter and Mr. John T. Fickett and Charles B. and Lynne V. Knapp 2006 Mrs. Karen K. Wolter Mrs. Janice Fickett Winburn “Brother” Stewart Mr. and Mrs. C.V. Nalley III Foundation for the Carolinas Mr. and Mrs. John T. Wasdin Executive Mr. John H. and Vicki J. Jane S. Willson (d) 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Garrett 2005 Abele Doug and Mickey Benn Georgia Community Bebe and Earl Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Ray M. Foundation Inc. Shearon and Taylor Glover Abernathy Georgia Municipal Greg and Jennifer Holcomb 2003 Accenture Association Inc. Marilyn M. and John F. McMullan Mrs. James C. (Martha) Bonbright (d) Andrew Ghertner Georgia Power Foundation John W. and Cynthia W. Rooker Bradley-Turner Foundation Mr. J. Warren Mitchell Jr. Philanthropic Fund Inc. 2014 (d) Mr. Charles Howard Jenkins Sr. Anonymous (3) Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Anonymous (d) Ghertner AT&T Georgia Mr. Roy A. Dorsey (d) 2002 Bank of America Charitable Jack and Debbie Gibson Ernst and Young Foundation Anonymous Foundation Mr. and Mrs. S. Taylor Glover O. Mason Hawkins The Coca-Cola Company Bank of North Georgia Grant Thornton Foundation IBM Corporation 2013 Mr. and Mrs. James William Mr. and Mrs. James D. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Alston D. Correll Jr. 2001 Barge Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Bill and Lisa Douglas Mr. Philip A. Barrett and Mrs. Hamilton III Richard Acree (d) and Emily Acree Renée and Hill A. Feinberg The Coca-Cola Foundation Peggy Chandler Barrett Ms. Whitney C. Hancock (YA) Mrs. J. B. (Dorothy) Fuqua (d) Ruth Ann Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. William W. 2011 Charles and Mary Sanford Mr. Gavin Beck and Ms. Harkins Anonymous Emily H. Tanner (d) Danette Jones Beck (YA) Mr. and Mrs. Lester L. 2010 Mrs. C. Herman Terry Mr. and Mrs. R. Edwin Harper Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George R. Fontaine Tull Charitable Foundation Bennett Mr. Robert P. Hein Mr. and Mrs. Jack P. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Hollis Jr. Beresford Intrepid Capital 2008 Mr. and Mrs. Thilo D. Best Management Inc. Daniel P. and Kathelen Van Blarcum Amos (d) - deceased BMW/MINI of South Atlanta Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Mr. Joseph H. Boland Jr. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. George M. Jewish Federation of Mr. Kenneth M. Payne and The UPS Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David H. Barnes Boltwood Greater Atlanta Inc. Mrs. Erika M. Payne (YA) Mrs. Jill S. Toth and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. W. Craig Barrs Susan M. Boyd JustGive Mr. Kent M. Plowman Jr. Donald S. Toth Ms. Sarah A. Beatty (YA) Laura E. Brightwell Mr. Ryan D. and Ms. Amy and Mrs. Tina Plowman Mr. and Mrs. John E. Traver Brian and Anne Beckwith Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Katz Mr. John B. Prince III and Truist Beecher Carlson Holdings W. Brown Kauffman Tire Inc. Mrs. Betty J. Prince Mr. and Mrs. W. Bradley Inc. Regions Financial Mr. and Mrs. Blake F. Bruce Mr. John O. Knox Jr. and Turner Jr. Bennett Thrasher LLP Corporation Burke Inc. Mrs. Rae Cole Knox Mr. Chris Turner and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Tim E. Bentsen Mr. and Mrs. James A. Mr. and Mrs. Britt K. Byrom Mr. Stephen J. and Mrs. Mary Sapp Turner Reinstein Mr. Michael P. Berrigan and Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Cameron Letty L. Konenkamp Mr. William J. Vesely Jr. Mrs. Blair S. Berrigan (YA) KPMG LLP Mr. Rutledge L. and Mrs. Peter R. Vig Mr. and Mrs. Warren G. Frances W. Robinson Mr. James N. Bosserman Carson Jr. Mr. F. David Leiter Jr. and Mr. Craig C. Walker Sr. and Christy K. Boudreau (YA) Mrs. Michelle K. Leiter Ms. Caroline F. Robinson Mrs. Cameron Walker Mr. and Mrs. Phillip E. Casey Mr. Jason M. Brady Mitzi and Bill Linginfelter Richard L. and Lara N. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Caterpillar Financial Rodgers Mr. James H. Brock and Mrs. Missy Thornton and Watson Services Corp. Ms. Wendy J. Brock Mr. Doug MacGinnitie Mr. and Mrs. James E. Wells Fargo Bank Leah H. Chapman and Rubenstein Mr. William S. Bruce Jr. and Marsh & McLennan Timothy A. Chapman Mr. J. Thomas Wiley Jr. and Mrs. Mary L. Bruce Companies Mr. David G. and Mrs. Mrs. Susan F. Wiley Terry R. Chastain and B. Cheryl W. Schlitt Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Lynn Chastain Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Brumley McArthur IV (YA) Mr. and Mrs. John F. Williams Jr. Cherry Bekaert LLP Schraudenbach Mr. Salem S. Bullard Citizens Community Bank Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Mr. and Mrs. W. Terrell McGee Mr. Scott C. Shell and Mrs. Wingfield Ms. Nancy A. Bush and Mr. Ms. Emily M. Cochran Rebecca W. Shell Emil Scoffone Mrs. Hollis D. Meidl and Mr. Yancey Brothers Company Cole Law Firm Mr. and Mrs. Keith H. Mr. Eric N. and Mrs. Ashley Chris Meidl Mr. Earl H. Young and Mr. Ronnie M. Cole Shurbutt H. Callahan (YA) Mr. Mitchell B. Reiner and Ms. Mrs. Rebecca Hale Young Communities of Coastal Jenny Anne Menkes (YA) Mr. Mitchell L. Siegel Capital Investment Advisors Georgia Foundation MMR Research Associates Mr. and Mrs. George A. Director CBRE Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil R. Cooke Steadman III Inc. Mr. Brooks Andrews and Dr. Youngsoon Cheon Mr. and Mrs. David A. Culley National Christian Mr. and Mrs. Kessel D. Mr. Dale Dwelle (YA) Mrs. Stacy A. Chick and Stelling Jr. DASH LP Foundation Anonymous (4) Mr. William L. Chick Mr. R. Travis Storey and Mr. Matthew H. Davis and Mr. Carlos A. Navarro and AT&T Foundation CNA Foundation Mrs. Stephanie Davis Ms. Patricia L. Navarro (YA) Mrs. Margaret W. Storey Lillie and Michael Axelrod Mr. Jason N. Cole (YA) Ms. Elizabeth L. Deeley NCR Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Stribling Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Community Foundation Mr. Bradley S. DeFoor Newell Brands of the Chattahoochee Mr. Henry W. Swift Jr. and Ayers (FS) Deloitte North Georgia Community Valley Inc. Ms. Jeanne Swift Mr. Russell W. Baker and Delta Air Lines Inc. Foundation Robert and Lynn Copeland TaxConnex LLC Mrs. Mary Burke Baker Mr. Steven L. Denton and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Cox Enterprises Inc. The Cheesecake Factory Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Mrs. Jane Denton Paris Jr. Bartlett Jr. Crowe Horwath LLP

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Mr. Robert F. and Mrs. Amy Melissa Mortimer and Tom Mr. Jacques Bolien and Mrs. Mr. Gary L. Garrett and Mr. Andrew C. Lipman and R. Decosimo Harper Donna Voynich Bolien Mrs. Peggy J. Garrett Ms. Andrea Lipman Mr. David Deeter Mr. Joseph P. Motto and Katrina L. Bowers (FS) Dr. Jennifer J. Gaver (FS) Mr. Kelly D. Ludwick and Deloitte Services LP Ms. Elizabeth A. Motto Mr. William F. Brackett (YA) General Electric Foundation Ms. Julia S. Ludwick Darren and Pam DeVore Mr. Scott Mulkey and Ms. Mr. Daniel E. Bradford Georgia Crown Distributing Co. Lynx Research Consulting Inc. Mr. James L. Dinkins Kathryn Hamling Mulkey Mr. and Mrs. W. Waldo Georgia Gonder - TPG Growth Ms. Kira M. Lyon (YA) Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP Mr. Timothy W. Murphy Jr. Bradley Jr. (YA) Georgia Transmission Mr. Michael E. Lyons (YA) and Ms. Melinda R. Wiltrout Michael and Christine Drayer Ms. Pixie Breitholle Corporation M/A/R/C NC3 LLC Mr. Robert A. Ellis Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. R. Alan Bullock Mr. Douglas M. and Mrs. Mr. Mark S. Mahoney and Mrs. Debra Ellis Miss Linh T. Nguyen (YA) Mr. Hartley M. Caldwell IV and Shea S. Ghertner Mrs. Cheryl A. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Nonodecs G.P. Mrs. Margaret B. Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Jon M. Ms. Nancy A. Fischer and Etheridge Northwestern Mutual Life Mr. Scott P. Calhoun and Glazman Mr. Patrick Moloney Mr. and Mrs. John R. Evans Foundation Mrs. Tiffany Calhoun Mr. Clayton Gregory Marathon Petroleum Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Mr. Alex N. Park Dr. John Campbell (FS) Mr. Rick W. Griffin and Mrs. Company LLC Ferguson James E. and Becky B. Mr. and Mrs. Asa G. Sally Griffin Jason and Catherine Martin Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Parker Candler VII (YA) Guardian Life Insurance Mr. Anthony A. Martin and Ferguson III Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Mr. Travis Canova (YA) Company of America Ms. Holly Martin First Data Corporation Patton Capital One Healthcare Mr. Sandeep Gupta Mr. Scott K. Mayson and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Mr. William E. Carter and Mr. Ben Haislip and Ms. Ms. Elaine M. Mayson Franklin Penley Mrs. Deborah Carter Jennifer Hirsekorn Haislip Mr. Willie R. Mazyck Jr. and Freeport-McMoRan Copper Pfizer Foundation Mrs. Kelly F. Covato and Mrs. Barbara E. and Mr. Ms. Jasmine M. Mazyck (YA) & Gold Foundation Mr. Carter R. Posner and Mr. Andrew Covato (YA) Randy Hampton (YA) Preston C. McDonald (YA) Mr. and Mrs. J. Rex Fuqua Mrs. Angela L. Posner Mr. Rufus A. Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Daniel N. Emily A. McGee (YA) Mr. and Mrs. Carey L. Gordon Mr. John D. Reyna Sr. Jr. and Mrs. Clara G. Hannon Mr. Matthew C. McGivern Mr. and Mrs. C. William Mr. John C. Schmidt and Chambers Mr. Travis J. Hannon and Dr. Sean T. McGuire and Griffin Mrs. Gloria G. Schmidt Mr. W. B. Chambers Mrs. Kellie L. Hannon Ms. Tara K. McGuire (YA) Mr. Christopher M. and Mr. and Mrs. Abram J. Ms. Laurie Champion Dr. John B. Hardman and Jon and Jennifer McKee Mrs. Jennifer L. Griffin Serotta Mr. Ricky H. Chastain and Mrs. Laura Hardman Mr. Adam H. and Ms. Habif, Arogeti & Wynne LLP Mitch and Brannen Sheppard Mrs. Elizabeth Chastain Mary Talmadge Hardman Caroline A. McTish (YA) Mr. John C. Helmken II and Mrs. Bonney S. and Mr. Dr. Theodore E. Mr. Justin H. Harmon (YA) Ms. Ashley E. and Mr. Larry Dr. Melanie R. Helmken William J. Shuman Christensen (FS) Mr. William Hecht P. McWilliams (YA) Mr. William A. Herman IV Sigma Underwriting Mr. and Mrs. James G. Ms. Barbara S. Hingst Merck & Co. Inc. and Mrs. Lonii V. Herman Managers Cochran Jr. Mr. W. Ronald Hinson and Merrill Lynch Wealth Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Matt and Patti Snow Mr. Scott Coggins and Mrs. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Hinson Management Heston Jr. Southern Company Cindy E. Coggins HLB Gross Collins PC Mr. David C. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. SunTrust Bank Inc. Mr. William R. Colley and Mr. Allen W. Hobbs and Mrs. Jo B. Miller Heys Jr. The Winn Fund Dr. Rae Colley Mrs. Tracy L. Hobbs Mr. Stephen A. Molinari Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mr. K. David Collins II and Dr. Bonnie L. and Mr. and Mrs. Mary C. Molinari Holman Thiebaut Mrs. Trish A. Collins Leamon R. Holliday IV (YA) Mr. Anthony K. Monico and Infinity Network Solutions Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Tomblin Computer Technology Ms. Danielle R. Holyoke (YA) Ms. Robin E. Monico Ironwood Charitable Mr. William B. Turner III and Solutions Inc. Mr. T. Wayne and Mrs. Monroe Capital Management Foundation Mrs. Katherine W. Turner Ms. A. Carsen Cook (YA) Robin Michael Hoover Advisors LLC Ironwood Family Holdings U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Mr. Walter C. Corish Jr. and Hortonworks Michael D. Moore (YA) LLC Mr. William E. Underwood III Mrs. Patricia Corish Mr. Sanford B. Horwitz and Moore Stephens Tiller LLC Ryan and Ashley Irvine (YA) and Ms. Jean Underwood Mr. Patrick W. and Ms. Ms. Janet Horwitz Morgan Stanley Annual Mr. John W. Jackson and William Thomas Walton Sarah W. Coussens (YA) Jason E. and Katherine M. Appeal Campaign Mrs. Sandra E. Jackson Wargo French Covington Investments LLC Hudson (YA) Mr. Steve Morrow and Mrs. James Edward & Company Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick K. Coyne Clay and Andrea Huffman Rebecca Morrow Inc. Warnock Ms. Elizabeth A. Dangler (YA) Ms. Alice P. Hymson (YA) Mr. Andrew R. Murray and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Rick and Clare Watson (FS) Mr. James D. Dantzler III (YA) Insites Marketing Ms. Chrissy Murray (YA) Joiner Mr. and Mrs. Buck Wiley III Mr. John A. Davis and Mrs. Consulting Inc. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Nalley IV Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy D. Mr. Jeffrey L. Williamson (YA) Yvette Davis Insurance Society Risk Mr. Aditya Narendranath and Jones Ms. Srujana Akkiraju (YA) Mr. Frederick C. and Mrs. Mr. Zack C. Deming and Management & Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Boland T. Patricia C. Woerner Mrs. Cole J. Deming Program - Terry College Dr. Jeffry M. Netter (FS) and Jones Sr. of Business Dr. Annette B. Poulsen (FS) Mrs. Erin A. Wolfe and Mr. Dentons US LLP Mr. George H. Jones IV (YA) Timothy J. Wolfe Directions Research Inc. International Council of Mr. Sean M. Nolan (YA) Shopping Centers Mr. Timothy A. Keadle and Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Wood Jr. Mr. Phillip A. Dorsey Ms. Lauren N. O’Connor (YA) Mrs. Kathryn T. Keadle Mr. Eric G. Janis YourCause LLC Mr. Anthony W. Dye and Mr. Alexander P. Oliver (YA) Mr. J. Hardman Knox Mrs. Jennifer L. Dye Mr. Kramer M. Johnson and Mr. Bryant H. Owens and Mr. Charles S. and Ms. Ms. Hayley V. Johnson (YA) Manager Ms. Sarah J. Edwards Ms. Maria Owens Wendy S. Kolodkin Elavon Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Mr. Timothy D. Paulin and W. Gregory Adkisson (YA) Kaliher Jr. Korn/Ferry International Eli Lilly and Co. Foundation Mrs. Kathy Paulin AFLAC Inc. Dr. Elena Karahanna (FS) Mr. and Mrs. J. Reese Lanier Eli Lilly and Company Mrs. Andrea Pearson AloStar Bank of Commerce Mrs. Chloe R. Kelley and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Emmanuel Ampofo-Tuffuor Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Lanier II Mr. Edward B. Andrews Mr. Aaron Kelley (YA) Pennell Jr. Anonymous Mr. Scott T. Evans and Ms. Mr. W. Russell King Thomas H. Lanier Family Ashley Weil Evans Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Foundation AON Foundation Mr. Andrew P. Kintz and Perry Jr. (FS) Ms. Camille M. Felton (YA) Mr. and Mrs. Luther A. Dr. Penelope L. Bagley (YA) Mrs. Towles A. Kintz (YA) Primerica Life Insurance Co. Mr. Mason M. Fennelly (YA) Lockwood II Mr. Brant Barrow and Ms. Charles B. and Lynne V. Procter & Gamble Mr. Edward Weisiger Jr. Mr. Archie F. Lowe and Alecia Taylor Barrow (YA) Knapp Protiviti Inc. Mrs. Robin Lowe Mr. R. Michael Barry Jr. (YA) and Dr. Betsy Fleming Davis and Gena Knox Mr. David A. Floyd (YA) Mr. and Mrs. David M. Mblox Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Aaron and Roxi Konnick (YA) Rainey Formation Capital LLC Ms. Yancey Lanier McCollum Berryman Ms. Marcelle L. Lacy Mr. Edgar R. Moore Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. J. Cliff McCurry Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Frazier & Deeter LLC Mr. Donald M. Leebern III Mr. Mark Ray Mr. Patrick J. McKenna and Blackburn Jr. Mr. Ryan M. Friday (YA) and Mrs. Stacey Leebern Mr. James M. Reynolds Mrs. Christine L.McKenna Mrs. Lisa Read Blanco and Mr. Andrew L. Fulton (YA) Ms. Annalise M. IV (YA) Merck Company Foundation Mr. Joseph Blanco Mr. and Mrs. Gunby J. Garrard Levandoski (YA) Heather M. Ripley (YA)

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Mr. Matthew R. Ritthaler and Ms. Kim I. Ritthaler Mr. David L. Robertson Sr. and Mrs. Beth Kimbrell Heritage Society Robertson The Heritage Society honors alumni and friends who have pledged planned gifts to the University of Georgia. Among the types of planned Chris and Barbara gifts are bequests, life insurance policies, pooled income funds and charitable remainder trusts. The following individuals have designated Robinson (YA) their planned gifts to the Terry College of Business and been inducted into the Heritage Society. Mr. Mark A. and Mrs. Jennifer W. Rockett (YA) Mr. W. Randall Abney and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. DeMersseman Mr. Steven A. Nail and Mrs. Cami Nail Mr. John M. Rodriguez and Carolyn C. Abney Mr. and Mrs. William W. Douglas III Mr. David G. Newton Mrs. Diane Rodriguez Mr. Peter M. Adams and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Benton Evans II Mr. J. Randolph Nichols Mr. Scott E. Russell Deborah S. Adams Mrs. Linda M. Ferrante and Mr. Philip Mrs. Mary C. Nicholson Mr. Scott J. Russell Ms. Rebecca J. Allen (d) A. Ferrante Michael K. Ostergard and Nancy H. Mr. Chris J. Redding Anonymous (3) Mr. and Mrs. A. Scott Foster Ostergard Sanders and Mrs. Olivia Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Baldwin Mr. C. Morgan Gantt Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Palmour Sanders (YA) Bank of America Trust Fund Mr. Andrew L. Ghertner Mr. Donald W. Pearson Jr. Mr. Palmer Sanford IV and Mrs. Bonnie B. Banks and Mr. Jack and Debbie Gibson Mr. Timothy A. Peterson Mrs. Holly King Sanford (YA) Bernard T. Banks Dr. and Mrs. John M. Godfrey Mr. George J. Polatty, Jr. SCANA Corporation Dr. Elizabeth A. Barth Ms. Brenda M. Gossett Mr. and Mrs. David M. Rainey Ann M. Scheuerman Ruth Ann Bartlett Ms. Connie R. Guy Mr. Jeffrey F. Reed and Mrs. Cathy Mr. Gavin Beck and Ms. Danette Mr. Jared W. Schmidt (YA) Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Handmacher Reed Jones Beck Mrs. Jimmye L. Reeves Ms. Brittany V. Scrudder (YA) Williams R. and Lisa M. Hinson Mr. Troy W. Beckett and Mrs. Diana Mr. Gregory F. Holcomb and Mrs. John W. and Cynthia W. Rooker Seacrest Partners Inc. D. Beckett Jennifer F. Holcomb Ms. Camille J. Russo Ms. Tresa A. Sharma (YA) Doug and Mickey Benn Samuel D. and Lara H. Holmes Mr. William H. Settle Jr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Dr. Harold A. Black Mr. William E. Jackson and Mrs. Joyce H. Settle Shepherd Jr. Mr. Samuel L. Bockman and Mrs. Lauren S. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Simmons Jr. Shepherd Foundation Inc. Barbara A. Bockman Mr. Harrison Jones II and Mrs. Carolyn Mr. William J. Stubbs Jr. and Ms. Julie Mr. and Mrs. John K. Mr. Michael W. Bone Jones A. Stubbs Sheppard Mr. Charles B. Bonner Mr. Ted Jones Mr. Victor C. Sullivan Jr. Mr. John E. Simpson III and Mr. Jason M. Brady Charles B. and Lynne V. Knapp Mr. James S. Tardy Jr. and Mrs. Mauri Mrs. Nancy W. Simpson (YA) Mrs. Sylvia Byrd Mr. James L. LaBoon Jr. and Mrs. A. Tardy Dr. and Mrs. Sanjay Singh Ms. Elizabeth W. Camp Glenda LaBoon Mr. Richard S. Taylor and Mrs. R.S. Mr. Max W. Carnes Jr. and Mrs. Gwen Taylor Jr. Mrs. Virginia S. and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan A. Lancelot Carnes Mr. and Mrs. Reese J. Thompson Raymond Singletary (YA) Mr. Donald M. Leebern Jr. and Ms. Mrs. Sandra Chambers Suzanne Yoculan Leebern Mr. Lindsey W. Trussell Jr. Ms. Brittany L. Sink (YA) Mr. W. B. Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Leebern Mr. Curtis L. Turner III and Mrs. Nancy State Farm Companies Mr. Curtis W. Cheshire Mr. Dan K. Lowring and Mrs. Abbie C. Turner Foundation Mr. Alfred L. Cohen (d) Lowring Mr. John T. Wasdin and Mrs. Mitzi State Farm Insurance Mrs. Susan M. Comeau and Mrs. Barbara J. Lumpkin Wasdin Companies Mr. Albert T. Comeau Mr. and Mrs. Kevin B. Marsh Mr. Don L. Waters and Mrs. Cynthia Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil R. Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mathis Waters Stowe Robert and Lynn Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Maxey Mr. and Mrs. W. Larry Webb Strategy Outfitters Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Alston D. Correll Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George E. McGriff Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Wellborn III Mr. Barry S. Teffeteller and Mr. Thomas W. Crawford and Mrs. Kyle C. McInnis and Molly W. McInnis Mr. Asher L. Wheeler and Mrs. Naoma Mrs. Felicia A. Teffeteller Chris L. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. John F. McMullan Wheeler Mr. Haroon I. Tekrawala (YA) Mr. James C. Cripps Mrs. Alison Mewborne Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Williams Jr. The Dot and Lam Hardman Mr. Matthew H. Davis and Mrs. Mrs. Sarah Morrow Mr. and Mrs. William C. Wise Jr. Family Foundation Inc. Stephanie Davis Mr and Mrs. John L. Murphy Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Young The Home Depot Inc. John Thomas and Mia Morgan Mattioli (YA) Mr. James R. Westbury Mr. Eddie Ausband Jr. and Carter & Associates LLC Mr. Robert Fleshman Mr. Michael L. Thompson Jr. and Ms. Tonya S. Mrs. Allison Copeland Mr. Robert S. and Ms. Mr. David A. Floyd Westbury (YA) Ausband Jonna M. Cartwright Kenneth and Catherine Foundry Capital LLC Thrasher WestRock Company Balch & Bingham LLP Catavolt Inc. Fulcrum Venture Partners Inc. Toyota Motor Sales USA Inc. Nancy Wright Whatley Dr. and Mrs. Allan W. Barber Mr. Douglas C. and Mrs. Mr. Stacy W. Funderburke Margaret F. Childers Ms. Sydney L. Traub (YA) Mr. Jonathan D. White (YA) Mr. Douglas H. Barnett and and Ms. Julia H. Woodroof Mr. John T. Wiley III (YA) Mrs. Peggy A. Barnett Collins Cooper Carusi Mr. Gregg N. Funkhouser Mr. and Mrs. Joel A. Troisi Architects Inc. Mr. Scott S. and Mrs. Vicki Mr. R. Michael Barry Jr. Mrs. Denise M. and Mr. Mary Alice C. Trussell and Mrs. Claire Comparetto Philip E. Trussell B. Williams BDO USA LLP William P. Garrigan Corish & Company Inc. Mr. Jonathan R. Tucker (YA) Ms. Dana M. Wilson (YA) Mr. Bradley R. Benton Grant Thornton LLP Ms. Meri H. Cotney Turner Enterprises Inc. Mr. Robert Wojciechowicz BIAS Corporation Mr. William W. Green III and Mr. Frank T. Wood and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mr. Cader B. Cox III and Mrs. Tressa Green Turner Wood & Smith Mrs. Martha F. Cox Insurance Morgan C. Wood (YA) Bishop Jr. Mr. Micah P. Gremillion Brian and April Crow United Way of Greater Atlanta Dr. Yingri Yu (YA) Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell E. Mr. Isaac P. Gresham and Blocker Mr. and Mrs. Jacob F. Crowe Valerie J. and Thomas O. Ms. Shundra L. Gresham Usilton Jr. $1,500-$2,499 Katrina L. Bowers (FS) Ms. Whitney Deal Ms. Mary E. Hahnfeld Dr. Robert J. (FS) and Ms. Mr. Aaron P. and Mrs. Mr. George M. and Mrs. Mrs. Elizabeth H. Devanny Mrs. Barbara E. Hampton Caroline Vandenberg Courtney Abramovitz Martha L. Brandon and Mr. Trace Devanny and Mr. Randy Hampton Ms. Sabina A. Vayner (YA) ACE USA Mr. G. Marshall Butler Sr. DPR Construction The Honorable and and Mrs. Jane Butler Mr. Jeffrey S. Walters Ms. Virginia L. Adams and Mrs. Susan M. Driscoll and Mrs. Joe Frank Harris Mr. Derek S. Elmerick Butler Automotive Group Mr. Mark Driscoll Mr. Edwin J. Warren and Mr. Douglas A. Hicks and Mrs. Kathryn D. Warren AGL Resources Mr. Christophe J. and Mrs. Carl W. Duyck and Dennis Ms. Julie DeRoy Hicks Carolyn W. Cadiou J. Flood Warren Averett Companies Mr. Keith O. Allen and Mrs. Ms. Christy and Mr. LLC Ann Allen Capital City Hospitality Mr. Colman O. Egan and Kirkland Hockmeyer Group LLC Mrs. Frances M. Egan Rick (FS) and Clare Watson AmWins Group Inc. Mrs. Martha T. Horne (FS) Capital One Services Inc. Elliott Davis Decosimo LLC and Mr. Foy S. Horne Jr. Mr. Rudy L. R. and Mrs. Lee and Jeffrey Anderson Carson P. Weber (YA) Arnall Golden & Gregory LLP Ms. Lindsey Carroll and Mr. Mr. Mark Eppert and Mrs. Dr. Robert E. Hoyt (FS) and Michael P. Carroll Mary Eppert Mrs. Patricia G. Hoyt Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Wells III Atlanta EATS

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Mr. and Mrs. Terry R. Huggins Ms. Suzanne E. Ibbeken and Mr. Curt Burmeister Second Century Club Mr. and Mrs. O. Logan Ide As the Terry College celebrates more than 100 years of history, the Second Century Club recognizes emerging philanthropists who earned International Business Machines Corporation bachelor’s degrees fewer than 12 years ago. These young alumni make a meaningful annual gift of at least $250 and are setting the standard for alumni of the next century. J P Morgan Charitable Trust Jackson Electric Ms. Alyssa S. Abe Mr. Travis Canova Mr. Mason M. Fennelly Mr. Kevin M. Hiler Membership Corporation Mr. Ade Adewumi Ms. Emily C. Cataldo Mr. William A. Fickling IV Mr. Zach Hogue Mr. Kramer M. and Ms. W. Gregory Adkisson Ms. Mary M. Chaffe Mr. Patrick J. Fitzmaurice Jr. Mr. Leamon R. Holliday IV Hayley V. Johnson Ms. Lori K. Agee Ms. Randi L. Chapman Mr. David A. Floyd and Dr. Bonnie L. Holliday Kilpatrick Townsend & Mr. W. Bevan Hopper Stockton LLP Ms. M. Sydney Anderson Mr. Fabian M. Chinea Ms. Rebecca E. Flynn Mr. Colton R. Houseman Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Mr. Brooks Andrews and Mr. Paul E. Chitwood Mr. Sean P. Foley Mr. Dale Dwelle Mr. Ryan M. Christie Mr. Daniel A. Fowler Jason E. and Katherine M. Krueger Hudson Mr. Robert B. Armstrong Jr. Mr. Matthew D. Clark and Ms. Margaret G. Frazer Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Law Clay and Andrea Huffman Mrs. Holly King Asbury Mrs. Susan B. Clark Miss Sommer Frazier Mr. Gregory E. Lollis Ms. Alice P. Hymson Ms. Ashlee M. Aurandt Dr. Michael B. Clark Mr. Ryan M. Friday Mr. Dexter Manning and Mr. Paul Im Ms. Claire S. Manning Mr. Duff B. Ayers and Mrs. Ms. Chelsea L. Clever Mr. Andrew L. Fulton Ashley N. Ayers Ryan and Ashley Irvine Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Adam and Julie Cohen Mr. Ethan C. Garber Ms. Tiffany R. Jackson Maxey Dr. Penelope L. Bagley Mr. Jason N. Cole Mr. Brandon F. Gardner Ms. Alyssa M. Jaklitsch McGriff, Seibels & Williams Inc. Mr. Brian H. Baker Ms. Teresa E. Coleman Mr. Blake J. Gardner Mr. Kyle R. James Dr. Sean T. McGuire and Mr. Ryan N. Baker Mr. Benjamin N. Colley and Mr. Brett M. Garner Mr. Manish K. Jar Ms. Tara K. McGuire Ms. Bridget N. Bambenek Ms. Melanie M. Colley Mr. Matthew H. Garza and Mr. Adam H. McTish and Mr. Dustin S. Barrett Mr. Robert H. Coltharp Ms. Natalie Garza Ms. Michelle V. Jenkins Ms. Caroline A. McTish Mr. Brant Barrow and Ms. Ms. A. Carsen Cook Mr. Andrew J. Gawron Mr. Kramer M. and Ms. Hayley V. Johnson Mr. William V. Medbery and Alecia Taylor Barrow Ms. Angela B. Copeland Mr. Teddy Gillen Mr. Eryk R. Johnson Mrs. Mary J. Medbery Mr. R. Michael Barry Jr. Mr. Sergio A. Correa Mr. William E. Glenn Ms. Judith Lynch Johnston Moore Colson Mr. Jason D. Barwig Mr. Patrick W. and Ms. Mr. Edward F. Goepp Jr. Morgan Stanley Smith Ms. Shravanthi Bathey Sarah W. Coussens and Mrs. Rebecca Goepp Mr. Nathan D. Jolley Barney Global Impact Mr. Christopher P. Bauer Mrs. Kelly F. Covato and Mr. Christopher T. and Ms. Mr. George H. Jones IV Funding Trust Inc. Ms. Sarah A. Beatty Mr. Andrew Covato Aramie N. Goldsmith Mr. Frank J. Jones III Ellie May Morris Mr. Gavin Beck and Ms. Ms. Elizabeth A. Dangler Mr. Justin H. Golshir Ms. Anne H. Karam Morris, Manning & Martin LLP Danette Jones Beck Mr. James D. Dantzler III Ms. Sasha N. Greenberg Mrs. Chloe R. Kelley and Mr. Philip D. Morse and Mr. Wallace M. Bennett III Mr. Steven L. and Mrs. Ms. Maxime E. Griffin Mr. Aaron Kelley Mrs. Holley S. Morse Daniel and Jessica Bennett Christian Ray Dasher Mr. Samuel J. Gruber Mr. Daniel S. Kenary and Ms. Stephanie M. Kenary Mr. Aditya Narendranath Mr. Michael P. Berrigan and Mr. Jordan M. Davis and Mr. Austin R. Hackney and and Ms. Srujana Akkiraju Mrs. Blair S. Berrigan Mrs. Ivey S. Davis Mrs. Sallie W. Hackney Ms. Allison R. Kessler Network for Good Mr. Michael R. Betts Mr. Edward C. Davis Mr. Patrick Haddock and Lt William R. Keyes Mr. Adam L. Nichols and Leslie and Jeff Bicksler Mr. Ron D. Davis Jr. Ms. Charlotte Haddock Mr. Cameron K. King and Mrs. Susan M. Nichols Ms. Kimberly A. Bloomquist Mr. Michael C. Davis and Ms. Svea A. Hall Mrs. Jennifer M. King Ms. Laura J. Davis Mr. John T. Nicholson Christy K. Boudreau Mrs. Barbara E. Hampton Mr. Andrew P. Kintz and Mr. Andrew M. Denham Mrs. Towles A. Kintz Mr. Sean M. Nolan Mr. Michael C. Bowen and Mr. Randy Hampton Mr. John T. Dickey and Ms. Maj George P. Kloppenburg Ms. Lauren N. O’Connor Mr. William F. Brackett Ms. Whitney C. Hancock Michael K. Ostergard and Laney M. Dickey Dr. James C. Hansen Mr. Jefferson B. A. Knox Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. Waldo Mr. Thomas McCrory Doherty Nancy H. Ostergard Bradley Jr. Mr. Brantley Hardegree and Mr. Andrew H. Knox Jr. Ms. Courtney M. Doran Dr. Robert K. Pace Jr. Mr. Justin K. Bradley Mrs. Lauren Hardegree Mrs. Emily Beck Knox and Ms. Sherry L. Doughty Mr. Brandon Knox Pacific Life Insurance Ms. Kathryn E. Branscomb Mr. Justin H. Harmon Mr. Joshua N. Duskin Aaron and Roxi Konnick Company Ms. Kemper T. Kelso Mr. Michael D. Harvey Ryan C. and Ashley L. Dr. Seung H. Koo and Dr. Mr. John A. Pait IV and Jeremy and Jamie Brook Mr. Paul G. Hearn and Ms. Mrs. Kelly Pait Edmonds Katie L. Hearn Eunjung Oh Mr. Benjamin E. and Ms. Mr. Ellis P. Edwards Mr. Keith A. Kreutzer Parker Hudson Rainer & Sydney B. Bullock Mr. Cooper E. Hedden Dobbs Mr. Karl J. Ehrsam Ms. Brittany N. Heller Mr. Michael E. Lage and Mr. Jason R. Burdette Mrs. Monica Lage Mr. James R. Peterson Jr. Mr. Evan R. Elder and Ms. Mr. Nicholas D. Hendricks and Mrs. Amy C. Peterson Mr. Daniel J. Busby Ms. Nicole L. Lamb Victoria N. Prevatt Mr. R. Andrew Henry Porter Keadle Moore LLC Ms. Kathleen M. Butte Ms. Mary C. Lanaghen Mr. Makson A. Esan and Mr. Michael B. Henry and Raymond James & Mr. Eric N. Callahan and Mrs. Bola Esan Mr. Walter H. Leach III and Mrs. Ashley H. Callahan Mrs. Catherine A. Henry Associates Mr. D. Keith Everett Ms. Elizabeth L. Leach Ms. Danielle R. Holyoke Mr. Kyle R. Herndon and Reiner Family Charitable Fund Ms. Ella Marie Everhart Mrs. Amy Snow Herndon Ms. Annalise M. Mr. and Mrs. Asa G. Mr. Charles B. Fails Levandoski Ronald K. and Angela Candler VII Mr. Eric G. Heuett and Ms. Ashworth Renner Ms. Camille M. Felton Diana M. Heuett Mr. Charles R. Leveille Ms. Callan D. Candler Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Rizzo Mr. Matthew D. Liber Robert A. M. Stern Architects LLP Mr. Ronald W. Robinett and Mr. William E. Smith and Ms. Holly D. Thomas US CareNet Mr. Jonathan D. White Ms. Cindy Robinett Mrs. Camille Smith Mr. Edwin W. Thomas Varian Medical Systems Inc. Mr. J. Douglas Williams and RockTenn Mr. and Mrs. Philip Tishman Speyer Properties LP Varian Partners in Giving Mrs. Dianne Williams Solomons Jr. Mr. Jason P. Rogers TPC Sugarloaf Employee Engagement State Bank & Trust Company Fund $1,000-$1,499 Mr. Chris J. Redding Sanders Troutman Sanders LLP and Mrs. Olivia Sanders Mr. Kurt L. Stephens and Mr. Jonathan R. Tucker Ms. Sabina A. Vayner W. Gregory Adkisson Ms. Anna Stephens Mr. Jared W. Schmidt Turner Broadcasting Vivex Biomedical Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Sullivan & Schlieman System Inc. Scott and Rhonda Voynich Allcorn IV Mr. Preston D. Shurley Wealth Management LLC Turner Construction Ms. Maureen A. Walsh Mr. Matthew R. and Ms. Silicon Valley Community Target Corporation Jamison Fulks Almand Foundation Company Mr. and Mrs. W. Larry Webb The Savannah Community Union Diamond Mr. Rudy L. R. Weber and Anonymous (2) Mrs. Margaret Owens Foundation Inc. Simpson United Parcel Service Mrs. Carson P. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Wiley S. The Solomons Fund Ansley III

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Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Corn Mr. Patrick W. and Ms. Second Century Club Sarah W. Coussens Mrs. Kelly F. Covato and Mr. Andrew Covato Mr. William N. Liles and Mr. Andrew R. Murray and Mr. Mark A. Rockett and Mr. Jonathan R. Thomas Mr. Stephen D. Coward Ms. Elizabeth A. Liles Ms. Chrissy Murray Mrs. Jennifer W. Rockett Mr. John C. Thomas III Mrs. Betty Cox Ms. Wenxian Lin and Dr. Mr. Aditya Narendranath Mr. Jonathan J. Rogers and Mr. David E. Thompson Dabbs, Hickman, Hill & Tao Shu and Ms. Srujana Akkiraju Mrs. Carla R. Rogers Mr. Ellis H. Thorp III and Cannon LLP Mr. Chris Lippert Mr. Carlos A. Navarro and Mr. and Mrs. William Z. Ms. Suzanne Thorp Mrs. Kate M. Dangler Ms. Patricia L. Navarro Rogers Ms. Kristina F. Lischke Mr. Mathew R. Tooley Ms. Elizabeth A. Dangler Ms. Julie M. Nelson Mr. Chester P. Rollins Jr. Mr. Elliott M. Long Ms. Sydney L. Traub Mr. James D. Dantzler III Ms. Julia B. Newsom Ms. Caitlin E. Saltonstall Ms. Sarah R. Lowe Ms. Betsy S. Tuck Tonya C. Davies Ms. Kira M. Lyon Miss Linh T. Nguyen Mr. Chris J. Redding Sanders Mr. Jonathan R. Tucker and Mrs. Olivia Sanders Mr. Aaron F. DeSouza Julie and John Lyon Ms. Mai-Lise Nguyen Mary Beth Tyler Mr. Palmer Sanford IV and Ms. Danie L. Dinardo and Mr. Michael E. Lyons Mr. Taylor L. Nilan and Mrs. Mrs. Shannon and Mr. Mr. Joe Dinardo Lauren A. Nilan Mrs. Holly King Sanford Daniel A. Mack James K. Underwood Mr. William G. Dodge Mr. Sean M. Nolan Mr. David M. Scharfstein Mr. G. Justin Mann Anonymous Sara S. and Jason E. Dyer Mr. Austin A. Nowlin Mr. Kyle C. Schickner Mr. Luke A. Mansour Jr. Mr. Eric S. Vaughan Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Ms. Lauren N. O’Connor Mr. Jared W. Schmidt Mr. Christopher R. Marlatt Ms. Sabina A. Vayner Edenfield Mr. Jaime R. O’Keeffe Mr. Douglas P. Schwartz Mr. David B. Martin and Mr. Scott R. Voigt and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Mr. Alexander P. Oliver Mr. Brandon D. Scott and Lindsay E. Voigt Mrs. India A. Martin Ms. Sarah H. Shanewise Edmunds Ms. Mary E. O’Rouke Ms. Christy L. Waldrop Ms. Rachel M. Martin Mr. Reid L. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Mr. Daniel J. Owen Ms. Michelle E. Wales and Erdman II Mr. Matthew C. Maskiewicz Ms. Brittany V. Scrudder Dr. Jason W. Matthews Mr. David M. Padron Mr. Jonathan J. Wales Mr. John C. Ethridge Jr. Mrs. Stephanie A. Self and Mr. Timothy M. Walsh John Thomas and Mia Mr. Benjamin M. Palmer Jr. Mr. Craig W. Self and Mrs. Cynthia Ethridge Mr. Sean P. Walsh Morgan Mattioli Mrs. Leigh Valentine Papevies Mr. F. Ryan Sewell and Mrs. Mr. Rickey L. Evans and Mr. Matthew T. Mautz and and Mr. Neal Papevies Sarah Kindred Sewell Mr. R. Alexander Walters Mrs. Kimbal A. Evans Mrs. Chelsea M. Mautz Mr. Michael J. Parker Mr. John E. Seymour Jr. Mr. George E. Ward Jr. Mr. John Ezzell Mr. Willie R. Mazyck Jr. and Mr. Daniel W. Parker and Mr. Shashi Shankar Mr. Bryan S. Warnock and Mr. Scott Feely Ms. Jasmine M. Mazyck Mrs. Rebekah A. Parker Ms. Amy C. Warnock Ms. Tresa A. Sharma Ms. Camille M. Felton Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Mr. Tyler W. Pate Mr. Shelly F. Waters and Mr. Mason M. Fennelly McArthur IV Tanner Sheehan and Ms. Mollie E. Waters Mr. Harsh S. Patel Shelby Sheehan Mr. Ryan M. Friday Mrs. Kelly L. McCauley and Davis M. Webb Ms. Margaret C. Patton Mr. John P. Shubert Mr. Andrew L. Fulton Mr. Patrick M. McCauley Hannah and Thomas Webb Mr. Kenneth M. Payne and Mr. John E. Simpson III and Mr. Scott M. Gaeser Mr. Charles K. McCrary Jr. Mrs. Erika M. Payne Mrs. Nancy W. Simpson Mr. Rudy L. R. Weber and Mrs. Gretchen Umbreit Preston C. McDonald Mrs. Carson P. Weber Mr. Steven W. Peake Mr. Charles C. Simpson IV Gallacher David Judson McGowan Mr. John W. Peake Mr. James R. Westbury Mrs. Shannon J. and Mr. Mrs. Virginia S. and Mr. Jr. and Ms. Tonya S. Dr. Sean T. McGuire and Mr. Ashton C. Pellicano Raymond Singletary Charles A. Gardner Ms. Tara K. McGuire Westbury Mr. Steven V. Petonic Ms. Brittany L. Sink Dr. Jennifer J. Gaver (FS) Mr. Conor A. McLaughlin Ms. Elizabeth M. Whatley Mrs. Kathleen B. Phelps Mr. Charles H. Sipple V and Genuine Parts Company Dr. Sara K. McManus Mr. Jonathan D. White Mr. Howard B. Pierce Mrs. Julie E. Sipple Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Terry and Jaime McMichael Elizabeth and Dustin White Ms. Keleigh F. Prevatte Ms. Lauren C. Slavin Goocher Ms. Jori D. McMurtrey Mr. Stephen B. White and Mr. Gregory V. Pugh and Emily A. McGee Mrs. Lauren White Goodwin Wright Northwestern Mr. Adam H. McTish and Mrs. Anna L. Pugh Mr. Matthew L. Smith and Mutual Network Ms. Caroline A. McTish Mr. John T. Wiley III Mrs. Michelle H. Pyne and Mrs. Christine D. Smith Mr. Justin H. Harmon Mr. Michael T. Williams and Ms. Ashley E. and Mr. Larry Mr. Bryan O. Pyne Mr. and Mrs. Jason W. Smith P. McWilliams Ms. Amanda C. Williams Mr. Richard W. Harrell Mr. Adam R. Pyper and Ms. Mr. Benton S. Smothers Jr. Mr. Patrick Henn Mr. Ryan J. Meccarielli and Laura M. Pyper Ms. Christianna Williams Mrs. Tonya Meccarielli Ms. Xiaoxi Song Mr. Jeffrey L. Williamson Mr. Patrick R. Hickey Mr. Mitchell B. Reiner and Ms. Kristen M. Stamps Mr. Saumil J. Mehta Ms. Jenny Anne Menkes Ms. Dana M. Wilson Dr. Jon A. Higbie Jr. and Dr. Ms. Kari A. Stark Elizabeth Higbie Mr. Patrick B. Metz Jr. Mr. James M. Reynolds IV Dr. Modupe B. Wintoki and Mr. Brett A. Steele and Mrs. Mr. Mark A. Higgins and Mr. Charles J. Meyer and Mrs. Jessica S. Rhodes Ms. Oyinlola E. Enoch Margaret H. Steele Mrs. Patricia Higgins Mrs. Samantha A. Meyer Mr. Daniel A. Rice Mr. Bradley D. Wong Mr. Frank W. Stewart III and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Hill William C. Mitchell Jr. Mr. Taylor F. Richardson Mr. Frank T. Wood and Mrs. Mrs. Lorraine Stewart Morgan C. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Mr. Michael P. Mix and Mrs. Heather M. Ripley Elizabeth Mix Ms. Deborah Gohr Storey Mr. Christen D. Wright Hoeler Jr. Mr. Jay T. Ripley and Mrs. and Mr. Jay Mabrey Ms. Celeste A. Monturo Mr. Khalfani B. Yabuku II Mr. Leamon R. Holliday IV Gina F. Ripley Ms. Ania-Lee Swanepoel and Dr. Bonnie L. Holliday Michael D. Moore Michael M. Young Mr. Bradley E. Roberts Mr. Matthew R. and Ms. Hormel Foods Corporation Ms. Andrea L. Morris Dr. Yingri Yu Mr. Wesley S. Roberts Maeve C. Szambelan Mr. Jon S. Howell and Dr. Mr. Clayton E. Mozingo and Ms. Caroline F. Robinson Mr. Ignacio F. Taboada Ms. Zhufang Zhao Mrs. Megan Mozingo Emily D. Howell Chris and Barbara Robinson Mr. Haroon I. Tekrawala Jason E. and Katherine M. Hudson Mr. Matthew W. Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Mr. Jonathan D. Bell and Mr. Scott C. Brooks Mr. Travis Canova Dr. Cathy L. Hunt Applegate Mrs. Allison L. Bell Dr. Craig R. Brown Carlyle Fraser Employees Hutton Hotel Mrs. Sylvia Harley Arant Bell’s Food Market No. 1 Bulldogg LLC Benefit Fund Ms. Alice P. Hymson Dr. Penelope L. Bagley Mr. H. Reese Benson and Mr. and Mrs. David L. Burch Mr. Edward L. Casey Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Izlar Mrs. Danielle B. Benson Mr. Joseph K. Bakal Charles and Miriam Butler Terri Kellum-Chase and Mr. Ryan Jenkins Mr. Jason Bilotti and Ms. Vance Chase Mr. Brant Barrow and Ms. Jennifer C. Camp Mr. Frederick Jewell and Hailey Bilotti Alecia Taylor Barrow Mr. James S. Campbell and Dr. Theodore E. Mrs. Julie Jewell Mrs. Jana H. Bledsoe and Christensen (FS) Mr. Lewis C. Bartlett Jr. and Ms. Patricia N. Campbell Mr. Keith Johnson and Mrs. Mr. Evan Bledsoe Mrs. Katherine L. Bartlett Dr. John Campbell (FS) Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Kathleen Winegar Johnson Mr. William F. Brackett Compton Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart C. Bean Ms. Danielle R. Holyoke Mr. Ted Jones Mr. and Mrs. W. Waldo Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy T. Mr. Randy Jones and Mrs. Bradley Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Asa G. Compton Sr. Beasley Candler VII Connie Cole Jones Mr. Fred R. Bell Mrs. Karen W. Braun Ms. A. Carsen Cook

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Dr. Elena Karahanna (FS) Dr. Jeffry M. Netter (FS) Shell Oil Company Verizon Foundation Mr. William A. Thiem and Mrs. Chloe R. Kelley and and Dr. Annette B. Foundation Mr. Christopher L. Ward Ms. Jennifer L. Thiem Mr. Aaron Kelley Poulsen (FS) Mr. and Mrs. William C. Mr. Larry A. Warner Verizon Communications Inc. Jonathan F. and Clare Northwestern Mutual Shimp Waterfall Club H. Hampton Vining Jr. Financial Network-Atlanta Whitney Kent Sid Mashburn Mr. John M. Waters Mr. George E. Ward Jr. Mr. Alexander P. Oliver Mr. Andrew P. Kintz and Mr. John E. Simpson III and Mr. Mark K. Watson Elizabeth and Dustin White Mrs. Towles A. Kintz Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Orr Mrs. Nancy W. Simpson Mr. James R. Westbury Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David T. Wiley Mr. and Mrs. W. Larry M. Mr. Michael D. Patrick Mrs. Virginia S. and Mr. and Ms. Tonya S. Westbury Mr. Ridley M. Williams Knox Jr. Raymond Singletary Mr. Fredric F. Perdue Western & Southern Life Mr. Bradley J. Williams and Aaron and Roxi Konnick Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Ms. Brittany L. Sink Foundation Inc. Mrs. Susan Williams Mr. Jonathan K. Korol and Perry Jr. (FS) Mr. Brian C. Skinner Ms. Joy Whitacre Mrs. Janet Korol Mr. Todd R. and Mrs. Emily A. McGee Dr. and Mrs. Larry R. White $500-$749 Mr. Brett T. Lang and Ms. Sharen H. Phinney (FS) Mr. William C. Smith IV and Mr. Henry F. Abbott Catherine E. Lang Mr. Matt Whitmire and Ms. Mrs. Diane Pippin Mrs. Judy B. Smith Sara Whitmire Ms. Alyssa S. Abe Gene and Amy Lee Mr. and Mrs. John M. Smith & Howard PC Mr. John T. Wiley III Mr. Ade Adewumi Ms. Annalise M. Levandoski Pleggenkuhle Mr. Jason D. Solomon and Mr. Brett M. Williams and Ms. Lori K. Agee Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Litteer Michelle Y. Posey and Mrs. Loni Solomon Mrs. Nicole M. Williams William D. Posey All Risks Ltd. Ms. Kira M. Lyon Mrs. Dorothy B. Stephenson Mrs. Darralyn Williams and Mr. Robert E. Pound and Mrs. Jennifer H. Allen (FS) Mr. Michael E. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Mr. W. L. Williams and Mr. John R. Allen Jr. Mrs. Beth Pound Strate Mr. Jeffrey K. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Allstate Foundation Mr. Richard D. Restagno Strate Insurance Group Inc. Mr. James W. Martin Willson IV Ambos Mr. James M. Reynolds IV SunTrust Foundation John Thomas and Mia Ms. Dana M. Wilson American Tower Morgan Mattioli Joseph A. Richwine and Mr. Brad A. Taylor and Ms. Mr. Matt Wilson Tamara S. Richwine Michelle M. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton G. Mauldin & Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Arden Jr. LLC Certified Public Heather M. Ripley Mr. Haroon I. Tekrawala Wise Jr. Mr. Robert B. Armstrong Jr. Accountants Riskonnect Inc. The ACE Charitable Ms. Carrie E. Wise Mr. Daniel W. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. J. Haley Foundation Atlanta Braves Mr. Frank T. Wood and Mrs. Atlantic Capital Bank Mr. Willie R. Mazyck Jr. and Roberts Jr. The Cole Family Charitable Morgan C. Wood Ms. Ashlee M. Aurandt Ms. Jasmine M. Mazyck Chris and Barbara Robinson Foundation Ms. F. Jenine Woodley Glenn T. and Sherri F. Austin Preston C. McDonald Mr. Mark A. Rockett and Mrs. Holly A. Thibault and Mr. Robert R. Woodson Mr. Stewart W. McDowell Jr. Mrs. Jennifer W. Rockett Mr. Robert S. Thibault and Mrs. Carolyn Bridges Mr. Brian H. Baker and Mrs. Marwen McDowell Mr. Jakob Rohn and Mrs. Mr. Edwin E. Thomas and Woodson Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. McKesson Foundation Inc. Stephanie S. Rohn Mrs. Amy R. Thomas Mrs. Susannah Frost Yost Baldwin Mr. J. William McPherson Mr. Jason S. Rooks and Mr. Jacob F. Thompson and Mr. Jeff A. Yost Mr. and Mrs. Barton W. Mr. and Mrs. Gavin E. Ms. Amy E. Rooks Mrs. Susan M. Tillery and Dr. Yingri Yu Baldwin McQuiston Ms. Paige N. Roper Mr. Thomas Tillery Mr. Andrew D. Zelman Mr. John R. Balfour Ms. Ashley E. and Mr. Larry Mr. Christopher S. Rossie Ms. Alyssa K. Tiras and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Baltz P. McWilliams and Ms. Barbara Rossie Mitchell A. Tiras $750-$999 Dr. John B. Barrack (d) and Mr. Rand Meyer Mary Elizabeth Waddell Ms. Sydney L. Traub Ms. Bridget N. Bambenek Mrs. Patricia D. Barrack Sadd and Randal M. Sadd Mr. and Mrs. James H. Moore U.S. Bank Mr. Dustin S. Barrett Barrons Rental Center Inc. Michael D. Moore Mr. Palmer Sanford IV and Anonymous Mr. Curtis A. Beall Jr. Mrs. Holly King Sanford Ms. Shravanthi Bathey Mr. Walter Mores and Ms. Dr. Robert J. Vandenberg Ms. Christie Bell Ms. Brittany V. Scrudder Mr. and Mrs. James H. Alexandra Mores (FS) and Ms. Caroline Bradford Mr. Wallace M. Bennett III Sea Pines Company Inc. Vandenberg Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Bryson Senator Charles J. Bethel Mulherin III Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mr. Carl R. Varnedoe and and Dr. Lynsey R. Bethel Segars Ms. Christina V. Varnedoe Pete and Gail Carter Mr. Andrew R. Murray and Ms. Randi L. Chapman Leslie and Jeff Bicksler Ms. Chrissy Murray Ms. Tresa A. Sharma Mrs. Myra Vaughn Adam and Julie Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Bitzer Ms. Courtney M. Doran Dr. George M. Blankenbeckler and Ms. Ms. Ella Marie Everhart Sheila Szentirmai Legacy Gift Miss Sommer Frazier Ms. Kimberly A. Bloomquist Mr. Blake J. Gardner Mr. William I. Bowen Jr. and 2016 ILA Leadership Fellows legacy gift of nearly $1,000 Mr. Brandon F. Gardner Ms. Kelly M. Bowen Dr. Sandra G. Gustavson Mr. Justin K. Bradley Mr. Eric G. Heuett and Ms. Mr. Charles P. Butler and Diana M. Heuett Ms. Miriam Butler Mr. Paul Im Bradt Family Fund Mr. Kyle R. James Ms. Kathleen M. Butte Mr. Cameron K. King and Mr. and Mrs. C. Pierce Mrs. Jennifer M. King Campbell Dr. Seung H. Koo and Dr. Mr. Craig Carter and Ms. Eunjung Oh Eugenia Carter Mrs. Eileen F. Little and Mr. Ms. Emily C. Cataldo William W. Little Jr. CBRE Inc. Mr. Luke A. Mansour Jr. Mr. Fabian M. Chinea William C. Mitchell Jr. Mr. Ryan M. Christie Mr. Thomas A. Morder Jr. Dr. David P. Christy Mrs. Tiffany Murdoch and Dr. Johnnie L. Clark and Mr. Timothy Murdoch Mr. Charles E. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Mr. Matthew D. Clark and Paris III Mrs. Susan B. Clark Ms. Keleigh F. Prevatte Kevin D. and Carol K. Mr. Jonathan J. Rogers and Cleveland SPECIAL Mrs. Carla R. Rogers Ms. Teresa E. Coleman (from left) Matt Filer, Institute for Leadership Advancement Director Laura Little, Dean Ben Mr. Kyle C. Schickner Mr. Jason A. Colquitt (FS) Ayers, Hannah Aldredge, Catherine Freeman and Janie French. Mr. Brett A. Steele and Mrs. Mr. Robert H. Coltharp Margaret H. Steele

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Communicorp Inc. Marian Moore Hall Mr. Christopher S. and Mrs. Mr. Craig Hamlin Melissa J. Cooper Hamlin Woodwork Class Gift Mr. Sergio A. Correa Mr. Paul B. Hanna and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Sandra Hanna Cotney Jr. Mr. Brantley Hardegree and MAcc Class of 2016 pledged $26,250 CTS Inc. Mrs. Lauren Hardegree Mr. Peter F. Curnyn Mrs. Susan S. Hawkins and Mr. Burton S. Davis IV and Dr. Rickard S. Hawkins Jr. Mrs. Kathleen B. Davis Mr. Paul G. Hearn and Ms. Mr. James B. Davis Katie L. Hearn Mr. Ron D. Davis Jr. Mr. Walter G. Hefner and Mr. Edward C. Davis Mrs. Lolita Hefner Mr. Jordan M. Davis and Mr. Nicholas D. Hendricks Mrs. Ivey S. Davis Mr. R. Andrew Henry Mr. Andrew M. Denham Mr. Kyle R. Herndon and Dr. Marie Dent Mrs. Amy Snow Herndon Mr. Daniel S. Digby and Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Herndon Mrs. Deborah C. Digby Mr. David S. Hinnant and Mr. Thomas McCrory Ms. Rachel E. Hinnant Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Doherty Duggan Hart & Hoffman Tiernan Insurors Inc. Mr. Zach Hogue Duke Realty Corporation Mr. and Mrs. H. Randolph Allison and Walter Dyer Holder Jr.

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(FS) and Mrs. Kelly Kroener Reece and Ms. Sarah E. Stites Mr. Aaron T. Sentell Mr. Joseph B. Valles Elizabeth S. Willimon (FS) Daren L. Reece Ms. Elizabeth D. Stokes Mr. Thomas P. Settle Mr. Michael Van Buren Ms. Katherine A. Willingham Mr. Robert K. Reed Mr. Robert H. Stolz Jr. Ms. Katherine A. Sewell Mr. Jonathan M. Vance (FS) Ms. Nancy C. Willis Mr. James A. Reed (FS) Mrs. Kristen L. Stovall Charles Buddy Shainker Mr. Bradley T. Vancuren Mr. Brian T. Winfrey Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Mr. Scott D. Stroop and Reed Jr. Mr. Jeremy P. Sharp Ms. Daisy E. Vandemark Mr. Joseph F. Ms. Leslie Stroop Winkenwerder Mr. Richard A. Rehm Mr. and Mrs. J. Iry Sharpe Jr. Mr. Ethan P. Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Ms. Allison L. Woodall (FS) Mr. Anthony P. Reyna Ms. Ashley R. Shelley Stucki Jr. Mr. Muthukumaran Woodrow W. Leopard Jr. LLC Mr. Griffin D. Rice Shentel Foundation Ms. Eryn N. Stuenkel Chandrasekaran and Ms. Ms. Jenna R. Shoemaker Nithya Vembu Mr. Harry E. Woods and Ms. Laura Manning Col. and Mrs. Stull Mrs. Linda Woods Richardson (FS) Ms. Erin N. Shultz Ms. Nicole E. Villablanca Mr. Carleton W. and Mrs. Mr. Trevor A. Woodward Mr. Patrick R. Richardson C.M. Sgt. Christopher Ann Phelps Sturtevant (d) Mr. Andrew D. Vinci Mr. Benjamin G. Worley Jr. Ms. Brenda W. Richardson Shumway Mr. Philip G. Sullivan Mr. Ryne J. Wages Mr. Patrick R. Worsham Mr. William M. Richardson Mrs. Karen S. Sibold Ms. Katherine L. Sullivan Mr. Michael E. Waggamon Ms. Samia Z. Siddiqui Mr. Christopher C. Walker Mr. James A. Worsham and Mr. Stephen R. Rilee and Mr. John M. Sutton and Mrs. Julie D. Worsham Ms. Claire E. Rilee Mr. Jeffrey R. Sidlovsky Mrs. Sally Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Dumah A. Mr. Brenden E. Worth Mr. Todd H. (FS) and Mrs. Mr. Connor S. Siegel Bradford and Ashley Swann Walker Jennifer J. Rivers (FS) Mrs. Judy Walker Mrs. Shawn Wouters and Mr. Brice D. Silver Mrs. Molly K. Talley and Mr. Mr. Brent Wouters Mr. Lawrence W. Rivers G. Tyler Talley Jr. Ms. Sara M. Walls Ms. Christina T. Simmons Mr. Garrett T. Wright Ms. Dina K. Roberts Mr. Christopher W. Taratus Mrs. Desiree A. Walters Dr. Chad A. Simon and Ms. Madyson L. Wuest Mr. Wesley E. Robertson Mrs. Jennifer Y. Simon Mr. John D. Taylor and Mr. Joshua Walters Mr. and Mrs. David P. Mr. Gregory S. Wyman and Mr. Richard L. Robins Mrs. Robin L. Simon- Mr. Justin R. Techo Ms. Tara Wyman Rubenstein and Mr. Adam Walton Sr. Mr. Jonathon L. Robinson Mr. Mark R. Techo and Mrs. Ms. Emiko Yamamoto J. Rubenstein Elisa M. Techo Mr. Stephen Wan (FS) and Ms. Mia S. Robinson Ms. Carman Tseung Mr. John P. Yarid Mr. Russell Y. Robinson Ms. Rita L. Slay (FS) Mrs. Jan M. and Mr. Terry Mr. P. Jelle A. Slier S. Tenenbaum Ms. Jessica Y. Wang Mr. Kyle L. Yeargin (FS) Mr. Randal A. Robinson Jr. Mr. Junming Wang Mr. Stephen M. Yoder and and Mrs. Patricia Robinson Mrs. Marilyn B. Smalley Ms. Kerry A. Terrell (FS) Ms. Noela N. Wanka Ms. Rebecca M. Yoder Mr. Gene W. Robinson and Mr. Jeffrey L. Smalley Mr. Charles R. Tew Mr. Douglas R. Ward Mr. F. Brooks Zeigler Mr. Shaun Roedel Mr. and Mrs. Otis M. Smith Mr. Cade L. Thacker and Jr. Mr. Jimmie L. Warren III Ms. Patricia D. Zettek (FS) Roger CPA Review Ms. Brandi R. Thacker Ms. Alyssa M. Smith Ms. Ariel E. Waters and Mr. C. C. Brooks Jr. Ms. Cassandra W. Rogers The Alder Financial Group Ms. Audrey Smith Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Ms. Pamela J. Zeyher and Ms. Carolyn S. Rogers The Country Music Hall Mr. Billy L. Zeyher Ms. Avery A. Smith of Fame Waters Mr. Brian C. Rogers Mr. Simin Zhou Ms. Hannah E. Smith (FS) The Harriet W. & Edward P. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Ms. Daniela Romero Mr. Nathan R. Zucker Ms. Kirby Smith Ellis Trust Watson Sr. Mr. Steven J. Roon Ms. Maddison D. Smith The Home Depot Ms. Elizabeth A. Watts Ms. Kelsey A. Rose Mr. Thatcher J. Smith Foundation (THDF II Inc.) Mrs. Elizabeth A. Watts and (d) - deceased Mrs. Maria Rose Mr. Dennis A. Watts (FS) - faculty/staff Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Smith Mr. Robert J. Thomas and Mr. Andrew T. Rose Mrs. Lauren A. Thomas Ms. Jennifer L. Weaver (YA) - Young Alumni Ms. Cissy Smith Mr. Charles T. Rose Dr. Emily W. Thompson (FS) Mr. Matthew W. Weeks (FS)

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1912 Society Founded in 1912 as the “School of Commerce,” the Terry College was the first business school in the South. In order to recognize and honor our most loyal donors, Terry established The 1912 Society of Giving — a roster of loyal supporters whose sustained annual gifts have helped the college transform generations of students into business leaders. Now in its second century, Terry proudly acknowledges and thanks the many alumni, corporations, foundations and friends who contribute their support annually, in any amount, to the college and its strategic initiatives. It is with pride that we present this list of distinguished supporters, which celebrates annual participation through the conclusion of the 2016 fiscal year. Every effort has been made to assure its completeness and accuracy. Our fiscal year began July 1, 2015, and ended June 30, 2016. For more information about The 1912 Society of Giving, please contact the Terry College Office of Donor Relations at (706) 583-0526.

38 years 26 years Mr. and Mrs. Jon M. 16 years 14 years Mrs. Meredith M. Rose and Mr. and Mrs. James A. Glazman Mr. James N. Bosserman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Mr. Thomas R. Rose Sommerville Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Abele Frances Wood Wilson Schalterbrand Jr. Faulkner Mr. and Mrs. Barton W. 37 years Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Earl G. Ford Jr. Baldwin 19 years Coca-Cola Company Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Deloitte Foundation 25 years Mr. and Mrs. James H. Ghertner Bartlett Jr. Bradford Georgia Power Company Mr. and Mrs. Terrel D. Grant Thornton Foundation Mr. and Mrs. R. Alan Bullock Ballenger Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Dr. & Mrs. John S. Jahera Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Broderick Cheek KPMG Foundation Inglis Jr. Garland Mr. James C. Cripps Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Directions Research Inc. Mr. James W. Martin Southern Company 35 years Krueger Barbara Laseter Ellison SunTrust Foundation Michael P. Moore Frazier & Deeter LLC 24 years 18 years PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Mr. annd Mrs. David S. Mr. William I. Bowen Jr. and AT&T Foundation 34 years Gentry Ms. Kelly M. Bowen Mr. Max E. Stevens Mr. James A. Calvert Bank of America Charitable Jack and Debbie Gibson Mr. Ed K. Burton Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D. Stith Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Izlar Col. and Mrs. Stull Mr. and Mrs. C. William Dr. and Mrs. James D. Mr. and Mrs. R. Edwin Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Edwards Bennett Mr. John M. Waters Kahn Mr. Walter G. Hefner and Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Mrs. Lolita Hefner 23 years Compton Jr. 15 years Samuel D. and Lara H. 33 years Ruth Ann Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Hill Mr. and Mrs. J. Benton Holmes Mr. W. B. Chambers Evans II Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Law Maxey Mr. James C. Graves Beresford 32 years Mr. and Mrs. W. Mark Dr. and Mrs. Perry G. Moore Mrs. C. Herman Terry Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Brooks State Farm Companies Mitchell Charles and Miriam Butler Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy E. Mr. and Mrs. Abram J. 22 years Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Serotta Mrs. Dorothy S. and Mr. Callier Jr. 31 years Mr. P. Jelle A. Slier Louis T. Camerio Jr. 17 years ExxonMobil Foundation Mr. Ahmed Moinuddin Mr. and Mrs. James R. Mr. Timothy A. Keadle and Communities Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Howell W. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Sowers Jr. Mrs. Kathryn T. Keadle of Texas Garrison Newton Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Joyce Marie Middleton Mr. Edwin H. Connell III Mr. and Mrs. John R. Phelps Mr. and Mrs. Carey L. Thomas Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Gordon Mr. James A. Connelly Kenneth and Catherine Bradley Turner 30 years Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. John N. Haley Thrasher Mrs. Sandra A. Hefnider and Mr. and Mrs. James R. Horne TimeWarner Foundation Mrs. Cathryn H. Creasy 21 years Mr. Ronald G. Hefnider C. Alex Lang Miss Janice A. Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Stuart C. Bean H. Hampton Vining Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hoyt Mr. and Mrs. A. David Love Dr. Sandra G. Gustavson Mr. Phillip A. Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Izlar Jr. Drs. Laurence A. and Silvia Watson The Honorable and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Earl T. A. Madeo 29 years Joe Frank Harris Mr. Thomas J. Way Leonard Jr. Mrs. Nancy Richardson Paty Dr. and Mrs. Jerry E. Trapnell Mr. and Mrs. Brett G. Mr. James A. Macomber 13 years Hellenga Kelly Kroener Reece and Mr. Charles H. Marsh Daren L. Reece Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Amos 28 years International Business David and Page Sobek Machines Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy G. Anonymous Mathis Russell Dr. Bob Kimball Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. 27 years Mr. Roy F. Neves Jr. and Ms. Sara L. Tweedell Ariail Mrs. Elizabeth W. Neves Altria Group Inc. 20 years Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Wages Bennett Thrasher LLP Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Orr Mr. and Mrs. Wiley S. Mr. Don M. Bieger Mr. and Mrs. Tony L. Walker Bibb Distributing Company Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ansley III Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Miss Jennifer L. Chapman Parker Sr. Mr. Jacques J. Grougrou Burch Jr. Warnock Robert and Lynn Copeland Mr. Terry I. Parker and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. Ernest Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson T. Felicia N. Parker Willson IV McClure Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David G. Davis Porter Keadle Moore LLC Mr. and Mrs. W. Marks Davies Jr. Mr. William T. Wingfield and Darren and Pam DeVore Towles Jr. Mr. Joseph A. Richwine Mrs. Joy W. Wingfield Ernst & Young Foundation Mr. Philip A. Dreger Mr. Peter Vig Mr. and Mrs. Joel O. Wooten

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Mr. Charles E. Moore Jr. Mr. Fred R. Bell Dr. Myra L. Moore Mr. Walter C. Corish Jr. and Eden Moore Colson Bell’s Food Market No. 1 Ellie May Morris Mrs. Patricia Corish Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Moore Stephens Tiller LLC Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Dr. and Mrs. Walter P. Dr. Marie Dent Fabris Sr. Mrs. Laura L. Plaukovich Brown Neely Mr. John T. Dickey and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. and Andrew W. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Northwestern Mutual Life Laney M. Dickey Feigles Plaukovich W. Brown Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Mrs. Marilyn B. Smalley Mr. and Mrs. Terry Steven Jacinda N. Norvell and Dodson Ferguson and Mr. Jeffrey L. Smalley Brown James F. Norvell Jr. Michael and Christine Mr. and Mrs. James W. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mr. William J. Buie Mr. C. Brandon Patten Drayer Garrett Solomons Jr. Mr. Salem S. Bullard Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. The Harriet W. & Edward P. Leslie W. Gates and Greg Ellis Trust Mr. and Mrs. Kessel D. Mr. and Mrs. Britt K. Byrom Perry Jr. B. Gates Stelling Jr. Elisha W. and Robert D. Dr. Mary Frances Calegari Michelle Y. Posey and Georgia Crown Distributing Finney Mr. Tony R. Stringer and and Mr. Michael William D. Posey Co. Mr. Alfredo Rodriguez Jr. J.Calegari Mr. Lonnie R. Purvis Mr. Steven E. Follin Mr. Douglas M. Ghertner Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Mr. and Mrs. T. Tyrone Mr. and Mrs. A. Middleton Mr. W. Benjamin Fortson and Mrs. Shea S. Ghertner Voynich Carrell Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Jill and Geoffrey Walton Dr. and Mrs. Archie B. Mr. Eric T. Sconyers French Jr. Goodroe Mr. and Mrs. W. Larry Carroll Mr. R. Stephen Shelfer Mr. Theodore C. Fyock Habif, Arogeti & Wynne LLP Webb Mr. and Mrs. Warren G. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Gap Foundation Mr. and Mrs. R. Fred Hester Mr. John N. Youmans and Carson Jr. Sherrer Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Mrs. Kay Youmans Jewish Federation of CohnReznick LLP Mr. R. Travis Storey and Garmon Greater Atlanta Inc. Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Mrs. Margaret W. Storey Georgia Power Foundation 11 years Dr. William F. Kauder Jr. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Kirk Mr. and Mrs. James William Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Corn Stowe Mrs. Martha T. Horne and Barge Mr. and Mrs. Gavin E. Covington Investments Bradford and Ashley Mr. Foy S. Horne Jr. McQuiston Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. LLC Swann Clay and Andrea Huffman Blackburn Jr. Mr. Fredric F. Perdue Mrs. Betty Cox Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Clayton L. Blount Mr. and Mrs. Patrick S. Mr. Mark D. Cuda Teegarden Ingram Jr. Pittard Blue Ridge Electric Co-op Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. April N. and Jed L. Jessup Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Mr. James W. Rewis Sr. Davis Jr. Tebeau Jr. Russ W. Johnson and and Mrs. Nancy Rewis Deloitte DPR Construction Mrs. Holly A. Thibault and Catherine C. Johnson Ms. Brenda W. Richardson Elliott Davis Decosimo LLC Mr. Robert S. Thibault Mrs. Susan M. Driscoll and Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Mr. Victor Segrest Ernst & Young U.S. LLP Mr. Mark Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Johnson Thiebaut Mr. and Mrs. James H. Mr. and Mrs. Olin J. Mr. Patrick D. Dugan Mr. Ted Jones Shepherd Jr. Harrell Jr. Thomas H. Lanier Family Allison and Walter Dyer Mr. and Mrs. David J. Mr. and Mrs. Keith H. Mrs. Susan S. Hawkins and Foundation Kervin Mr. Robert C. Eckberg Shurbutt Dr. Rickard S. Hawkins Jr. Mary Alice C. Trussell and Mr. and Mrs. Bobby W. Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Mr. William E. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. W. Larry M. Philip E. Trussell Lawson Edenfield Mrs. Camille Smith Knox Jr. Turner Enterprises Inc. Mr. Andrew C. Lipman and Mr. and Mrs. H. Stephen Mr. Winburn “Brother” Mr. Stephen J. Konenkamp Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Wells III Ms. Andrea Lipman Edwards Stewart Jr. and Ms. Carol and Mrs. Letty L. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bayne Philippe Lunardelli and A. Porter Konenkamp Eli Lilly and Co. Foundation Yarbrough Elizabeth McRee Mr. and Mrs. William C. KPMG LLP George T. and Alecia H. Connie and Drew Melear Ethridge Weathersby Dr. Deena D. Kushner and 9 years MMR Research Associates Dr. Sidney R. Kushner Mr. and Mrs. S. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Ray M. Inc. 12 years Glover Mr. Dexter Manning and Abernathy Mr. Matthew G. Moffett and Mr. and Mrs. M. Brantley Ms. Claire S. Manning Mr. William Hecht Mr. Brooks Andrews and Mrs. Diane S. Moffett Barrow Jason and Catherine Martin Mr. Kevin M. Hiler Mr. Dale Dwelle Ms. Mai-Lise Nguyen Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mr. James S. Mathews Mr. Hershell E. Hitchcock AT&T Georgia Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Bishop Jr. and Mrs. Catherine W. and Mrs. Katherine BDO USA LLP Ogburn Sallie H. and F. Joel Mathews Hitchcock Daniel and Jessica Bennett Michael K. Ostergard and Chasteen Karen Hoey McCrea and Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Nancy H. Ostergard Community Foundation of the Richard McCrea Hobgood Bennett Jr. James E. and Becky B. Chattahoochee Valley Inc. Mrs. Elizabeth B. Pascal Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Mr. David G. Bergman and Parker Mrs. Aimee Driver Dean and Mr. Robert J. Pascal Joiner Mrs. Dana Bergman Mr. Timothy A. Peterson Mrs. Kathy M. Deen and Mr. and Mrs. J. Haley Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Mr. and Mrs. Thilo D. Best Regions Financial Mr. F. Edward Deen Roberts Jr. Kaliher Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Lynn H. Boyd Corporation Deloitte Services LP Mr. and Mrs. J. Iry Christi Black Kruse Mr. and Mrs. Don M. Sharpe Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Reese Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP Klenke Bredenberg Rhodes Mr. Thomas T. Shealy and Lanier Mr. and Mrs. William W. RockTenn Dr. Edwina D. Shealy Mr. F. David Leiter Jr. and Dustin T. Brown and K. Douglas III Lynn Brown Smith & Howard PC Mrs. Michelle K. Leiter Mr. and Mrs. William Z. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Mr. Jeffrey A. Brown and Rogers Drew Jr. Mrs. Mary S. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. John H. Loving Mrs. Susan G. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Stephanie Hatcher Emry 10 years Rupert Mr. J. Darwin Martin Mr. and Mrs. Larry N. General Electric Mrs. Jennifer H. Allen and Brownlee State Farm Insurance Foundation Mr. John R. Allen Jr. Dr. Myra L. Moore and Mr. Companies David R. Lynn Mr. Michael E. Buck Grant Thornton LLP Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mr. Laurence N. Mauney Mr. and Mrs. Derek Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Izlar Ayers Clark Steadman III Mr. and Mrs. Walter N. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. James G. Mr. and Mrs. Mason A. The Turner Family McConnell Mr. John M. Clark and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwin Lowe Bailey Sara Clark Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Mauldin & Jenkins McGee Dr. Johnnie L. Clark and LLC Certified Public Baker Jr. Mr. Charles E. Clark Turner Mr. Matthew C. McGivern Accountants Dr. and Mrs. Allan W. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil R. Mrs. Elizabeth S. Venitt and Ted and Catherine Barber Mr. and Mrs. John F. Cooke Mr. Sanford Venitt McMullan McMullan

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Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Marsh & McLennan 7 years Ms. Allison R. Kessler Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Walker III Companies Mr. Ade Adewumi Mr. Cameron K. King and Benner Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Mr. Raphael M. Mayberry AICPA Foundation ADS Mrs. Jennifer M. King Leslie and Jeff Bicksler Webb and Mrs. Melissa L. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Lassiter III Capt. (Ret.) Max A. Black Mayberry AON Foundation Wells Fargo & Company Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Lord and Mrs. Kimberly L. Black Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy F. Mr. and Mrs. W. Craig Barrs Mr. and Mrs. Roland R. Mr. Michael A. Mannina Mrs. Jana H. Bledsoe and Wilbanks McBrayer Mr. R. Michael Barry Jr. Mr. Evan Bledsoe Mr. and Mrs. Timothy T. Ms. Yancey Lanier Mr. and Mrs. W. Neil Wilson Mr. and Mrs. J. Cliff McCollum Mr. Jacques Bolien and McCurry Beasley Mrs. Donna Voynich Mr. and Mrs. William B. Kyle S. Meloney Wright Jr. Preston C. McDonald Brian and Anne Beckwith Bolien Mrs. Lisa K. and Mr. Ricky Mr. and Mrs. George M. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton T. Mr. Mark E. Young and David Judson McGowan A. Meredith Boltwood Bond Mrs. Diane M. Young Mrs. Hollis D. Meidl and Mr. Morris, Manning & Martin Katrina L. Bowers Chris Meidl Mrs. Karen W. Braun LLP 8 years Mr. Jason M. Brady Mr. Gregory C. Meushaw Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Gregory Adkisson and Ms. Hope M. Captain Brian J. Buttrick Mulherin III Jeremy and Jamie Brook Meushaw Albany Property and Mrs. Catherine K. Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas Mr. Barrett A. Brooks Management Co. Mr. Chris Miller and Mrs. Buttrick Neal Mr. Scott C. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Jo Miller Mr. G. Frank Cannon Mr. David J. O’Hare Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Allcorn IV Morgan Stanley Smith Mr. Donald S. Chapman Mr. Alexander P. Oliver Bryson Anonymous Barney Global Impact Sr. and Mrs. Nita A. Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomas Funding Trust Inc. Chapman Mr. Mitchell B. Reiner and Dr. Thomas R. Berry Ms. Jenny Anne Menkes Bush III Mr. Joseph H. Boland Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. Tillman Mr. Nelson A. Chastain Jr. Rev. and Mrs. H. Crist Norris Mr. Christopher R. Bobby and Ellen Bristow Cherry Bekaert LLP Richardson Camden Mr. and Mrs. James B. Mr. and Mrs. Blake F. Bruce Mrs. Stacy A. Chick and Mr. Gene W. Robinson Ms. Danielle R. Holyoke Nunn Jr. Mr. William L. Chick Burke Inc. Richard L. and Lara N. Mr. and Mrs. Asa G. Mr. John J. Ossick Jr. Ms. Elizabeth W. Camp Citizens Community Bank Rodgers Candler VII Mr. and Mrs. William C. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Mr. Edward L. Casey Mr. and Mrs. C. Pierce Parr Campbell Claxton Jr. Rothenberger Ms. Emily C. Cataldo Tom and Lindley Presley Mr. and Mrs. C. Ronald Adam and Julie Cohen Mr. Allen L. Ryan Mr. Calvin B. Cobb Cheeley Stephanie and Jeremy Mr. Leopold I. Cohen Jr. Mr. Shelton P. Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. James G. Ransom Mr. Matthew D. Clark and Mr. Brian E. Cooksey Mrs. Marnell Sanford Cochran Jr. Mrs. Susan B. Clark Mr. Eric S. Rivard and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. Paige Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Susana V. Rivard Covenant Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Scarborough Jr. Colonna Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Dr. Sean L. Coy and Ms. Cohen Betty Phan B. Coy Schwab Charitable Fund Mr. Christopher S. Cooper Rizzo and Mrs. Melissa J. Mr. Brian J. Cossaboom Crowe Horwath LLP Ms. Brittany V. Scrudder and Ms. Cara Anne Curtis Chris and Barbara Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Davis Seacrest Partners Inc. Dr. Lary B. Cowart and Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Mr. Christopher R. Deitrich Mrs. Debra R. Smith and Cotney Jr. Mrs. Cynthia Cowart Mrs. Susan L. Robinson Mr. Brock Smith Mr. Jacob F. Crouch III and Mr. William Robinson Mr. Mark E. Duis Mr. and Mrs. Patrick K. Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Coyne Dabbs, Hickman, Hill & Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Carl W. Duyck and Dennis Stucki Jr. Rogers J. Flood Mr. James D. Dantzler III Cannon LLP Mr. Lloyd P. Thompson Jr. Ms. Paige N. Roper Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Mr. Donnie Parker Dean Mr. Christopher K. Dooney Mr. Ellis H. Thorp III and Etheridge and Ms. Jennifer R. Mr. John C. Schmidt and Ms. Suzanne Thorp Mr. David H. Dorsett Dooney Mrs. Gloria G. Schmidt Mr. Jeffrey Etherton Ms. Shirley E. Thorstenberg Nan and Ed Easterlin Mr. Michael H. Dunn Dr. Margaret G. Serrato Mr. and Mrs. John R. Evans and Mr. Eric E. Mr. David L. Eckles Mr. Donald H. Estroff and Mr. F. Ryan Sewell and Mrs. Jacob J. Ferro Jr. Thorstenberg Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Ms. Anita Estroff Sarah Kindred Sewell Dr. Jennifer J. Gaver Ms. Pamela D. Tipton and Edmunds Mr. Carl Fitch Mr. David M. Bradt Jr. Charles Buddy Shainker Michael B. and Lauren W. Mrs. Harriet W. Ellis Mrs. Jaci M. Fleming and Mr. Anthony N. Stancil and Geitgey Troutman Sanders LLP Mr. Rickey L. Evans and Mr. Kent A. Fleming Mrs. Helen H. Stancil Mr. and Mrs. James W. Truist Mrs. Kimbal A. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Ms. Deborah G. Storey Godbee Jr. Mr. William E. Underwood Mr. and Mrs. Hill A. Gillis Sr. Mr. Stephen G. Sutherland Mr. Christopher T. III and Ms. Jean Feinberg Mr. and Mrs. B. Hal Gurley and Mr. Jun P. Sutherland Goldsmith and Ms. Underwood Ms. Tracy E. Feldesman Mr. Alan P. Harbuck Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Aramie N. Goldsmith Mr. J. Andrew Vance Mr. Patrick J. Fitzmaurice Mr. and Mrs. Holden T. Thigpen Ms. Kelly K. Gunter Col Bradley C. Vickers Jr. Hayes Turner Broadcasting Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Mr. Christopher L. Ward Mr. Daniel A. Fowler InterContinental Hotels System Inc. Harden Jr. Ms. Susan R. Weimar Mr. Stacy W. Funderburke Group Verizon Foundation Mr. J. Dennis Hester Elizabeth and Dustin White and Ms. Julia H. JustGive Woodroof William Thomas Walton Mr. W. Ronald Hinson and Mr. and Mrs. David T. Wiley Mr. Roger E. Kincaid and Mrs. Elizabeth M. Hinson Mr. and Mrs. William M. Ms. Rebecca L. Chase Dr. Hugh J. Watson Mr. Brett M. Williams and Glenn Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Hollis Jr. Mrs. Nicole M. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Wyckliffe A. Rick and Clare Watson Goldman Sachs & Knox Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Watts and Ms. Tone Holmen Ms. F. Jenine Woodley Company Mrs. Claire Green Lipson Mr. Dennis A. Watts Ms. Suzanne E. Ibbeken Mr. Alan D. Goodno and Mr. Curt Burmeister 6 years and Mr. Stephen J. Lipson Mrs. Resa C. and Mr. Mr. Charles T. Harris Rodney B. Wilcox Mr. and Mrs. O. Logan Ide Ms. Brooke Burlingame Mr. and Mrs. Luther A. Ms. Barbara S. Hingst Lockwood II Mr. and Mrs. Buck Wiley III Ironwood Charitable Mr. Edward B. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Foundation Arnall Golden & Gregory Lynx Research Consulting Mrs. Darralyn Williams and Hoeler Jr. Inc. Mr. W. L. Williams Ms. Tiffany R. Jackson LLP Mr. and Mrs. H. Randolph Mr. Frank S. Bachelder Daniel A. Mack Mrs. Karen E. Williams and Christopher L. Johnson Holder Jr. and Zachary H. Hayes Balch & Bingham LLP Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Mr. Kevin W. Williams Mr. Leamon R. Holliday IV Mani III Mrs. Vickie and Mr. Joseph Mr. Henry Johnson Jr. Mr. Lewis C. Bartlett Jr. and and Dr. Bonnie L. Holliday Mrs. Katherine L. Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Young Mr. Daniel S. Kenary and Mr. and Mrs. C. Jones Maret Ms. Stephanie M. Kenary Mr. C. David Bell Hooks

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Mr. Joseph L. Howard and Mr. and Mrs. Tracy J. Smith Ms. Sherry L. Doughty Ms. Wenxian Lin and Dr. Mr. Horace D. Story and Dr. Katrena C. Howard Ms. Kristen M. Stamps Educational Foundation of Tao Shu Mrs. Kathryn G. Story Mr. and Mrs. Terry R. Ms. Kari A. Stark the GA Society of CPAs Mr. and Mrs. T. Wendell Mr. Thomas L. Stripling Huggins Lindsey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Mr. Karl J. Ehrsam Mr. William T. Sullivan and Mr. Kramer M. Johnson Strate Mrs. Barbara W. Elliott Mitzi and Bill Linginfelter Mrs. Sarah E. Sullivan and Ms. Hayley V. Ms. Holly D. Thomas Equifax Inc. Ms. Pamela T. Maloof Mr. Bryan R. Tackett and Johnson Mr. Ryan Matuszak Mary Beth Tyler Mrs. Heather L. Erickson Mr. Stanley E. Martin Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph C. The Gender Gap Mrs. Shannon Underwood and Mr. Kurt Erickson and Mrs. Donna S. Martin Kelly Foundation and Mr. James K. Ms. Kay Evans Mr. Michael S. Marx Aaron and Roxi Konnick The Savannah Community Underwood Mr. D. Keith Everett Ms. Sonja B. Mathis Mr. and Mrs. W. Robert Foundation Inc. Vanguard Charitable Mr. Larry A. Everson and Mr. Adam H. McTish and Kuhn Jr. Mr. Edwin W. Thomas Endowment Program Mrs. Kristin S. Everson Ms. Caroline A. McTish Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Mr. Edwin E. Thomas and Mr. William J. Vesely Jr. Mr. David B. Farmer and Mr. James M. Menger Lanier Mrs. Amy R. Thomas Mr. Thomas G. Whatley Mrs. Mallory Farmer Mrs. Pamela J. Miller and Leighton and Melissa Liles L. Marie Thomas and Jr. and Mrs. Cynthia M. Mrs. Linda M. Ferrante and Mr. John W. Miller Mr. William N. Liles and Ms. James N. Thomas Whatley Mr. Philip A. Ferrante Elizabeth A. Liles Ms. Brittany K. Mohler Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Mr. Kenneth J. Thompson Mr. Robert Fleshman Mr. James L. Moore and Mr. E. William Livingston Jr. Wielansky Mr. Michael L. Thompson Mr. Jeffrey A. Fletcher Mrs. Emily Moore Mr. and Mrs. John P. Lloyd Mr. Scott S. and Mrs. Vicki Mrs. Susan M. Tillery and Mr. Ryan M. Friday Mr. Mark S. Mahoney and B. 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1945–49 of the UGA Founda- rior Court judge in Jr. (BBA ’82) of Rome VP for economic Joe Decosimo tion. He is CEO of Floyd County. Joseph was promoted to development at (BBA ’49) of Signal the Foley Co., which Upson (BBA ’79) of COO of Southeastern Ogeechee Technical Mountain, Tenn., provides construction Marietta was named Mills Inc. He will College. She previ- was presented with services to agencies southeast region continue to serve as ously served as dean of a Doctor of Laws and municipalities in business development CFO of G&L Hold- students at OTC. the Southeast. Frank is officer for Loeb Term ings Inc., Southeastern honorary degree by 1985–89 Southern Adventist named after his grand- Solutions, which Mills’ parent company. Carol Catoe (BBA University for his father, UGA’s 1908 provides term loans Stephen Heinen ’85) of Athens joined community leadership. championship pitcher on equipment and (BBA ’83) of Gaines- the Terry College’s He is senior partner and Foley Field’s machinery to indus- ville was reappointed Undergraduate emeritus for Elliot namesake. trial manufacturers. to the Subsequent Programs Office Davis Decosimo. 1975–79 Injury Trust Fund 1980–84 Commission state as a student affairs Helen Akel Rouse 1965–69 Irv Morris (BBA ’80) board. He is a risk professional. She (BBA ’76) of Wrights- Jamie Boswell (BBA joined EPIC Insurance consultant at Pritchard previously spent 10 ville Beach, N.C., ’67) of Athens was Brokers and Consul- and Jerden. Gerry years with UGA’s is the managing named vice chairman tants (EPIC) as senior Nechvatal (BBA ’83) Human Resources co-owner of her family of the Georgia Depart- benefits consultant for is the new executive Office.Karen Black business, The Julia, a ment of Transporta- the firm’s employee director of the Pickens Holloway (BBA ’86) boutique celebrating tion board. benefits consulting County Chamber of of Forestville, Calif., its 100th year in oper- team, located in Commerce board helped Summit State 1970–74 ation. Kevin Marsh Atlanta. Lillie Silver of directors. He has Bank ring the closing Morgan Gilreath (BBA ’77) of Irmo, Axelrod (BBA ’81) of served as the economic bell at the NASDAQ (BBA ’71, MA ’73) of S.C., was elected to Atlanta was named the development Stock Market. She Deland, Fla., will retire the board of trustees 2016 Risk Manage- director in Pickens is the bank’s VP and as Volusia County’s for Columbia College. ment Alumna of the Country since 2008. controller. Hugh property appraiser He is the chairman Year at the annual Martha Crooke Tarbutton Jr. (BBA after 24 years and six and CEO of SCANA Insurance Society – Hauser (MBA ’84) ’86) of Atlanta joined consecutive terms in and a 2015 Terry Gamma Iota Sigma of Dunwoody was Triad Advisors Inc., elected office.Betsy Distinguished Alumni Banquet hosted by named healthcare an independent Camp (BBA ’74, JD Award recipient. Terry. She is an EVP practice leader for the broker-dealer firm, ’77) of Atlanta was Judge Jack Niedrach and senior client leader Southern region of as SVP of business elected as an advisory (BBA ’78, JD ’82) with Wells Fargo Diversified Search, one development. William trustee of the UGA of Rome was instru- Insurance. Steve of the nation’s top-10 Bowen (BBA ’87) of Foundation. She is mental in the estab- Hyde (BBA ’81) of executive search firms. Tifton was appointed president and CEO of lishment this year of a Cumming joined First Dexter Lummus (AB to a five-year term as a DF Management Inc., mental health court to Landmark Bank as ’84) of Atlanta joined board member of the a private investment reduce recidivism by EVP and Alpharetta SouthCrest Bank as Hospital Authority and commercial real diverting the mentally market president. He SVP of commercial of Tift County. He is estate company. Frank ill from jails and prison previously worked at a lending. Jan Johnston a fourth-generation Foley III (BBA and into treatment Synovus affiliate for 19 Moore (AB ’84) of owner of Bowen-Don- ’74) of Midland was and supervision. years. Peter W. Hjort Statesboro was named aldson Home for elected as a trustee Niedrach is a Supe-

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Funerals. John Little Canton was elected to Alewine (BBA ’94) joined Capital One’s ment. He is a senior (BBA ’87) of Midland Reinhardt University’s married Holly Lynch. Technology, Media sales and leasing execu- was inducted into board of trustees. He He is a sales consul- and Telecom business tive for Stirling Prop- UGA’s Circle of is the owner-operator tant for cenergyIT in as SVP. Carol Sanders erties, a commercial Honor as an extraor- of two Chick-fil-A Alpharetta. Stewart Coppola (BBA ’96) of real estate company. dinary student-athlete locations in Cherokee Hunt (BBA ’94) of Savannah was inducted Brant Standridge whose actions contrib- County. Austin, Texas, joined as the president of (BBA ’98) is lending uted to the tradition of Gloster Furniture the Rotary Club of group manager in the the Georgia Bulldogs. 1990–94 as a residential sales Savannah Sunrise. She executive management John holds the school Jim Whidden Childs representative. is a commercial rela- team of BB&T, head- record for the most (BBA ’90) of Atlanta Heather Stepp tionship manager with quartered in Winston- tackles by a defensive was elected as a trustee McCormick (BBA SunTrust Bank. Steve Salem, N.C. Josh back (381) and was of the UGA Founda- ’94, MEd ’96, PhD Taylor (BBA ’96) of Howell (BBA ’99) of named First-Team tion. He is managing ’14) of Watkinsville Gainesville was named Chazy, N.Y., joined All-American and partner of Childs Co., received a research VP and commercial Upstate Agency Insur- All-SEC in 1985 a business consulting award from the N4A, lender for Foothills ance as a commercial and 1986. James V. firm.Jay Gratwick an association within Community Bank lines producer for the Chin (BBA ’88, JD (BBA ’91) of Marietta the National Asso- in Dawson County. greater Plattsburgh ’93) of Atlanta joined was named a 2016 ciation of Collegiate T. Heath Fountain area. Nathan T. Johns Carlton Fields as a CFO of the Year Directors of Athletes, (BBA ’97) of Albany (BBA ’99, MAcc ’00, shareholder. He will by Atlanta Business for her work studying was elected to serve on JD ’05) of Atlanta was work with the firm’s Chronicle for helping athletes’ transitions to the Georgia Bankers named a partner at financial services and Delta Community the professional world. Association board MendenFreiman LLP, insurance litigation Credit Union achieve Heather is one of of directors. He is where he practices practice and property “exemplary finan- UGA’s most decorated president and CEO business law and and casualty insur- cial performance Gym Dogs, winning of Planters First Bank. estate planning. Andy ance industry groups. and growth.” He is three individual Heather Lumpkin Kroll (MBA ’99) of John W. Bray (BBA Delta Community’s national titles, two Rogers (BBA ’97) of Atlanta is the COO of ’89) of Atlanta joined EVP and CFO. Ray individual SEC titles, Cumming published Trimont Real Estate Berkadia, a commer- Shu (BBA ’91) of and leading the team her first book, “A Advisors, where he is cial real estate services Alpharetta joined to the 1993 NCAA Simplified Life: How in charge of strategy, company, as senior Capital One’s Tech- title. Camille Jenkins to Achieve Order planning and opera- managing director. nology, Media and Russo (BBA ’94) was and Calm So You tions. Andy previously Stuart Brown (BBA Telecom business as named president of Can Reclaim Time, held several positions ’89, MAcc ’89) was managing director the Rotary Club of Energy, and Control.” at SunTrust Bank. named EVP and CFO and head of origina- Savannah. She is the She is a professional of Iron Mountain Inc., tions. Doug Strange CFO of Alta Innova- organizer through 2000–04 a storage and infor- (BBA ’91) of Moultrie tions. her company, Simply Aldan Berrie (BBA mation management was named CFO of Organized LLC. Jake ’00) of Atlanta company headquar- Colquitt Regional 1995–99 Bryant (BBA ’98) of contributed a chapter tered in Boston. Nat Medical Inc. Michael Seth Benefield (BBA Atlanta is a partner to the book, “Easy Lea (BBA ’89) of Wilbert (BBA ’91) of ’95) of Fayetteville in the Cinnaholic Prey,” scheduled for Little Rock, Ark., was Philadelphia, Pa., was was promoted to franchise in Edge- release this fall. A named president of named SVP of sales for SVP and marketing wood, near Emory portion of the royalties the Arkansas Press Reliance Standard Life manager for Eastern University. The chain will go to St. Jude’s Association. He is the Insurance Co. Chris U.S. and Europe sells vegan cinnamon Children’s Research CFO and president Camerieri (BBA ’92, at Bank of America rolls with customizable Hospital. Aldan is the of WEHCO Media JD ’95) of Marietta Business Capital. He toppings. Jake will founder and director Inc. Tom Ondrof brought his 20 years has been with BoA open a second location of Superior Solutions (MBA ’89) was named of legal experience for 16 years. Misti in downtown Athens, LLC. Scott Hunter EVP and CFO of to Allconnect as SVP Whitfield Martin and the ownership (BBA ’00) of Albany Performance Food and general counsel. (BBA ’95) of Canton group has plans for was designated as Group Co., headquar- Sonya Smith (BBA was recognized as one eight other locations a member of the tered in Richmond, ’92) of Clarkesville is of North America’s in the state. Nathan Wells Fargo Advi- Va. Prior to joining the executive director Top 50 Economic Handmacher (BBA sors’ Premier Advisor PFG, Tom spent 24 for advancement at Developers of 2015 by ’98) of Mobile, Ala., Program for his profes- years in various roles Tallulah Falls School, Consultant Connect. was appointed to the sional achievements as at Compass Group where she serves as She is president of the advisory board of the the firm’s managing USA, a subsidiary of the primary fund- Cherokee Office of University of South director of invest- the London-based raising professional Economic Develop- Alabama’s Center ments. Catherine company. Kevin and focuses on donor ment. Michael Rhea for Real Estate and Dineen Maybank Williams (BBA ’89) of relations. Chris (BBA ’95) of Marietta Economic Develop- (BBA ’00) of St.

62 terry.uga.edu Profile Classnotes A Golden Opportunity By Lori Johnston (ABJ ’95)

Shanika Robinson (BBA ’15) watched her family 120 franchise restaurants in nine states. It’s the largest create and grow their Jamaican-owned bakery business Caribbean franchise in the U.S. and plans to expand into one of the nation’s fastest-growing franchises. domestically as well as in Canada, Europe and the But Robinson got her own taste of entrepreneurship Caribbean. Its products also are sold at supermarkets and as a Terry student. The lessons she learned through the retail stores. entrepreneurship certificate are proving invaluable, now Robinson, a magna cum laude graduate who was that she has joined Golden Krust Caribbean Bakery and president of Terry’s International Business Society, Grill in a management role and created a summer camp oversees her mother’s Golden Krust stores in Conyers, that encourages girls to build businesses. Stone Mountain and Lithonia. They recently bought a “One thing I loved about Terry, and the experience I 20,000-square-foot warehouse in metro Atlanta that will think that resonated with me the most, was being part of serve as the distribution center for the 10 locations in the Entrepreneurship Program,” she said. “I was able to Georgia. step out of my comfort zone and start a business.” “Our family has never gotten comfortable or content With a healthy dessert business and a glass with anything. They always see more opportunity for monogramming venture in college, she followed in us,” she said. “What’s driving them is their legacy, which the footsteps of her mother, a Jamaican immigrant. is us. They want to be able to show us that we can do Jacqueline Robinson, her 10 siblings and extended family whatever it is that we want to do to leave something developed Golden Krust in 1989, based on their father’s behind.” little bakery in Jamaica. From an early age, Robinson had a mind for business. Fueled by the popularity of its Jamaican-style meat When golf balls from a nearby course ended up in her and vegetable patties baked inside a pastry shell in a family’s yard, she collected them, cleaned them and then variety of flavors, Golden Krust now operates more than sold them. But she is also community oriented. She won the 2015 UGA NAACP Outstanding Community Service Award for mentoring children on trips to Kenya, Guatemala and China, as well as in Athens-Clarke County. Now, Robinson hopes to create a legacy with Generation Z. In summer 2016, she launched an entrepreneurship summer camp for girls, ages 7–14, through her Conyers-based organization, Girls Building Businesses. She wants to dismantle at a young age the misconception that women, especially minority females, cannot be their own boss. The 18 summer campers developed a business idea and hand-crafted products to sell at the end of the two-week camp. Robinson hopes to expand the camp size next summer in terms of length and the number of campers. “My passion in life is to teach young

MATT HARDY PHOTOGRAPHY MATT girls about entrepreneurship, just to allow Robinson manages three Atlanta locations of her family’s Golden Krust restaurant and bakery, them to know they can do what they, in the largest Caribbean fast food franchise in the U.S. fact, love to do,” she said.

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Simons Island joined at ANNUITAS, a first dedicated music of Sunstone Partners, which Susan founded Hodnett Cooper Real demand genera- industry banking headquartered in San in 2014, is now a Estate and Vacation tion strategy and group. He has 20 Mateo, Calif. Michael member of the Collier Rentals as director of change management years of experience in Thrasher (MBA Child Care Resources marketing for estab- firm headquartered commercial banking ’08) of Macon was Business 100. lished firms.Erica in Atlanta. Brian and wealth manage- promoted to partner Heess Ellis (BBA ’01) McCullough (BBA ment. Matt Donovan at Bennett Thrasher 2010–14 of Marietta joined the ’04) was promoted (BBA ’07) joined LLP, where he is part Ankush Mandavia Atlanta office of Socius to managing director Worldwide Facili- of the personal finan- (BBA ’10) placed first as a customer rela- in the Richmond, ties’ Dallas office as cial services practice. in the 2016 World tionship management Va., office of TB&R assistant VP, where he Ashton Windham Series of Poker’s consultant. She has Insurance, an Assured- combines his knowl- (MBA ’08) of Macon $5,000 No-Limit more than 15 years of Partners company. edge of insurance was appointed to the Hold’em Turbo event. experience in the soft- Todd A. Miller and cybersecurity to Council on Aging state He collected a career- ware industry. Jason (MBA ’04) of Dacula, grow the company’s board by Gov. Nathan best in prize money Klevens (BBA ’01) of writing under the pen business in the tech- Deal. Ashton is the and earned his first Roswell joined Jardine name T.A. Miller, nology sector. Drew CFO of WindCorp WSOP bracelet. Evan Lloyd Thompson has published his Lipke (BBA ’07) was Management Services. Nowell (BBA ’10) is Group PLC as EVP of first novel, “The Last named the aerospace Ben Gooding (BBA a senior director with its aerospace practice. Amendment.” When and defense research ’09) of Columbia, RF|Binder, a boutique Torsten Schier- he is not writing analyst for Stephens S.C., was elected public relations firm holz (MBA ’01) of dystopian fiction, Inc., an independent to the board of Big based in New York Toronto, Canada, is Todd is VP of sales for investment banking Brothers Big Sisters City. He has relocated the chief solutions Essential Ingredients firm headquartered of Greater Columbia, to Charleston, S.C., officer of LEONI’s Inc., a chemical distri- in Little Rock, Ark. whose mission is to and is building the Wire and Cable bution company. Christopher Sanders “help children reach firm’s business there Solutions Division. In (MBA ’07) of Stone their potential through while traveling back this newly created role, 2005–09 Mountain was named one-to-one relation- and forth to New Torsten is a member David Holcombe executive director ships with mentors York. Tim Lansdowne of the WCS manage- (BBA ’05) of of the East Metro that have a measurable (BBA ’11) of Augusta ment board. Derek Brookhaven joined DeKalb Community impact on youth.” was promoted to staff Norton (BBA ’02) of Crossman and Co. as a Improvement District Ben is an attorney at accountant at Cherry Smyrna is leading the senior associate for the (EMCID), a self- Sowell Gray. J’Aime Bekaert LLP. Ryan Medical Association leasing team. Previ- taxing district that Jennings (BBA ’09) Mandrell (BBA ’11) of Georgia’s state ously, he worked as a uses property tax to of Louisville, Ky., was joined JLL Atlanta as legislative advocacy senior leasing agent support improvement named assistant editor VP of its tenant rep efforts as its new at WRS Realty. Matt projects in its CID. for the Healthcare, team. Sarah Robson director of govern- Meeks (BBA ’05) of Brett Fowler (BBA Economics, Policy and (BBA ’11) was named ment relations. Mark Hilton Head, S.C., ’08) of Gainesville was Organization section VP of business devel- Weber (BBA ’02) of was named a business the inaugural recipient of the journal, Anes- opment at Atlantic Smyrna was named insurance agent on of the Gus Whalen thesia & Analgesia. Street Capital, a private VP and relationship Carswell Insurance Young Philanthropist J’Aime is an assistant equity firm headquar- manager for Private Services’ sales staff. Award. The North professor of health tered in Stamford, Bank of Buckhead, Lance Healy (MBA Georgia Community management and Conn. Caroline where he serves clients ’06) of Atlanta joined Foundation estab- systems sciences at the Geiger Andrews across metro Atlanta. Frazier & Deeter as a lished this award to University of Louis- (BBA ’12, MAcc Scott Hutchinson principal in the firm’s recognize individuals, ville School of Public ’12) of Atlanta was (BBA ’03) was elected advisory practice and ages 18-30, who Health and Informa- promoted to business chairman of Alpharet- as managing director “show commitment tion Sciences. Viet assurance manager ta’s Chamber of of FD Real Asset Advi- to enhancing the Le (BBA ’09) is the at Moore Colson. Commerce for 2017. sors LLC, a subsid- quality of life in co-owner of Kremo Wadrick McCluskey Trevor Ritter (BBA iary company. John our region through Ice Cream, a gourmet (BBA ’12, MAcc ’03) of Atlanta joined Darryl Jones Jr. (AB volunteer service.” shop in Duluth that ’13) of Atlanta was KeyBank Real Estate ’06, MBA ’13) married Hans Krieg (BBA serves rolled ice a local office winner Capital as a senior Bethany Crudele. John ’08) of Jacksonville, cream, a delicacy of KPMG’s 2016 mortgage banker for is a sales representa- Fla., is the member that originated in Chairman’s Award for multifamily housing in tive with Momar Inc. services director of Thailand. Susan High Performance. the Southeast. Jenny in Atlanta. Andrew the Northeast Florida McGrogan (MBA He is a senior associate Wittry Robertson Kintz (MBA ’06) Builders Association. ’09) of Brooksville, in the company’s tax (BBA ’03) was of Nashville, Tenn., Gabe Shaukat (BBA Fla., is the CEO and division, and received promoted to VP of joined First Tennessee ’08) was named an president of Coding the Chairman’s marketing technology Bank to establish its investment team VP Services Group. CDS, Award for demon-

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strating “sustained, focus his practice in be responsible for the Donna is the VP and estate and corporate outstanding perfor- the areas of corporate development of the market manager for services. Kathryn mance.” Robert law and securities law. company’s oil-free Cox Media Group’s Johnson (BBA ’16) Covington Patton Jr. Jessica Howard (BBA technology portfolio Atlanta cluster, which of Richmond Hill (BBA ’12, BBA ’13) ’13, BSFCS ’13) of in his new role. Tyler includes WSB and four joined South State of Suwanee married Greenville, S.C., was Rose (BBA ’14, MAcc other radio stations. Bank as a mortgage Rachel Amelia Stan- promoted to media ’16) of Midway joined She also manages loan originator. Eric ford (ABJ ’13). He buyer at Infinity Draffin and Tucker six radio stations in Parker (MBA ’16) is graduated summa cum Marketing. Mads- LLP as an associate the Athens market the executive director laude and is a consul- Peter Clausen (MBA accountant in its health for CMG. Cody of Model Laboratory tant for Deloitte. N. ’14) of Tallahassee, care practice. Partin (MBA ’15) School in Richmond, Vincent Pulignano Fla., was named VP of Brookhaven was Ky. He previously III (BBA ’12) of Jack- for oil-free tech- 2015– named VP of benefits, served as executive sonville, Fla., joined nology development Donna Hall (MBA compensation and HR director for K-12 lead- the corporate team at Danfoss Turbocor ‘15) of Marietta was technology services ership in Montgomery, of Nelson Mullins Compressors. He has named one of Radio at Cox Enterprises, Ala., and was the prin- Riley and Scarbor- been with Danfoss Ink magazine’s Best where he previously cipal at several public ough LLP. He will for 14 years and will Managers of 2016. served as VP of real schools in Georgia. Passings 1930s Dillender Sr. (BBA ’55), Winston 10. Jerry Harrell (AB ’66), Macon, July 5. Gilliam Cheatham (BBA Col. Joel ‘Jay’ Lawson (BSC ’38, Salem, N.C., July 12. Ed Griffeth Sept. 5. Roland ‘Skipper’ Hoke ’76), Wilson, Wyo., Aug. 8. Hugh MPA ’69), Columbia, S.C., Sept. (BBA ’55), Mooresville, N.C., (BBA ’66), Roswell, June 27. Dr. Hays (BBA ’76), Albany, May 1. Vera Bowen Wolff (BSC ’39), June 3. Pat Holliday (BBA ’55), Chong Pyun (PhD ’66), Memphis, 31. Albert Hollander (BBA ’76), Dahlonega, June 11. Sapphire, N.C., May 12. Philip Tenn., July 13. F. Eugene ‘Gene’ Gainesville, June 8. Don Adams Jones (BBA ’55), Danielsville, Aug. Drennon (BBA ’67), Snellville, July (BBA ’77), Tignall, Aug. 16. David 1940s 19. Jeff Brewer (BBA ’56), Atlanta, 1. Samuel Worthington III (BBA Robinson (BSEH ’75, MBA ’77), Cliff Kimsey Jr. (BBA ’42), May 7. Ralph ‘Pete’ Combs (BBA ’67, JD ’70), Columbus, July 11. Jacksonville Beach, Fla., Sept. 1. Cornelia, May 10. Wiley Jones ’56, MEd ’59), Roswell, July 10. William Elder (BBA ’68, MBA ’74), Belinda ‘BJ’ Jones (BBA ’78), (BBA ’43), Lafayette, Ind., July Nathan LeGrand Jr. (BBA ’56), Charlotte, N.C., Sept. 17. Edwin Columbia, S.C., Aug. 2. Emily 27. William Twitty III (BBA ’43), Conyers, Sept. 26. Otto O’Neal Etheridge (BBA ’68), Tennille, Ham Conger (BBA ’79), Forsyth, Lawrenceville, May 6. Martha Jr. (BBA ’56), Duluth, Sept. 29. Dr. July 16. David ‘Terry’ Miller (BBA Aug. 10. Michael Mullis (BBA ’79), Latimer Young (BBA ’43), Atlanta, William Wright Jr. (BBA ’56, MA ’68), Archdale, N.C., June 18. Conyers, May 26. Judson ‘Corky’ July 1. Rosemary Buford (BBA ’58), Bogart, Aug. 28. Alexander Ronald Shapiro (BBA ’68), Ocean Roberts (AB ’77, BBA ’79), Ball ’44), Columbus, May 15. Belton Kole (BBA ’57), Savannah, May 9. View, Del., Sept. 5. Barbara Witt Ground, May 29. Braswell (BBA ’48), Statesboro, Bob Purcell (BBA ’57), Decatur, Bedingfield(BBA ’69), Vidalia, June 1. Julius ‘Jule’ Oakes May 22. Will Morgan III (BBA Aug. 19. Van Phillips (BBA ’69), 1980s (BBA ’48), Duluth, July 2. Sue ’58), Newnan, Sept. 5. Robert Roswell, June 21. Fred ‘Buddy’ Sward (AB ’80), Hutcheson Wilcox (BBA ’48), Deadwyler (BBA ’59), Duncan, Peachtree City, May 8. Rico Tallapoosa, Aug. 23. S.C., June 12. 1970s Wilborn (BBA ’80), Stone Mtn, Robert Bickerstaff Jr. (BBA ’70), May 21. Daniel Ferguson (BBA 1950s 1960s Newnan, Sept. 16. Dr. William ’85), Calhoun, June 6. Jim Schultz Robert Argo Jr. (BBA ’50), William Slaughter (BBA ’60, LLB Davis Jr. (PhD ’70), Lenoir, N.C., (AB ’74, MPA ’79, MAcc ’87), Athens, July 7. Mary Chance ’63), Athens, June 30. Ronald Aug. 3. Thomas Robinson (BBA Athens, June 26. Lee Berman (BBA ’50), Sardis, June 5. Dr. ‘Ronnie’ Cain (BBA ’61), Griffin, ’70), Elberton, July 12. Robert (BBA ’88), Marietta, Sept. 15. Joe William ‘Harold’ Dellinger May 5. Sig Jensen (BBA ’61), Stephens (BBA ’70), Atlanta, Purnell Jr. (BBA ’88), Kenner, La., (BBA ’50), Atlanta, May 26. Pete Lithonia, Sept. 24. Pate Lowery Sept. 20. Roger Smith (BBA ’71), Sept. 13. Donald Brown (BBA Bittick Jr. (BBA ’51), LaGrange, (BBA ’61), Waycross, Aug. 17. Buford, July 22. Myron Hayashida ’89), Atlanta, June 27. Aug. 3. Capt. John Bowling Sr. J. Thomas Polansky (BBA ’61), (MBA ’72), Arlington, Va., May 30. (BBA ’51, LLB ’58), Gulf Breeze, Ballwin, Mo., June 29. Markus George ‘Joe’ Parker (BBA ’72), 1990s Steven Yurk (BBA ’92), Winder, Fla., July 10. Ed Parks III (BBA Spandorfer (BBA ’61), Marietta, Grayson, May 25. Joseph ‘Dale’ July 20. Jason Dunaway (BBA ’51), Gainesville, Aug. 27. Edwin Aug. 17. Jerry Swan Sr. (BBA ’62), Brown (BBA ’73), Calhoun, July ’97), Atlanta, June 9. ‘Easy Ed’ Cowart Jr. (BBA ’52), Lilburn, Aug. 14. Myrt Williams 19. Richard Jaeger III (BBA ’73), St Simons Is, Aug. 19. Charlie Martin (BBA ’63), Surprise, Ariz., Stockbridge, May 24. L. Benjamin 2000s Doster (BBA ’53), Clayton, Calif., Sept. 24. William Peters (BBA Jones (BBA ’73), Atlanta, June Paige Cook (BBA ’04), Greenville, June 28. Neal Wickham (BBA ’63), Monroe, July 19. Thomas 16. Ronnie Moore (BBA ’73), S.C., June 29. ’53), Columbus, May 18. Herbert Nunnally (BBA ’64), Pittsburgh, Calhoun, June 3. Rick Beacham Cobb (BBA ’54), Charleston, Pa., Sept. 26. 2nd Lt. Chip Hicks (BBA ’74, MBA ’75), Marietta, 2010s S.C., Sept. 29. Bo Hardigree Jr. (BBA ’65), Jamestown, N.C., Sept. Sept. 29. Thurlo ‘Grady’ Smith Chloe Okelo (BBA ’15), Cumming, (BBA ’54), Watkinsville, May 30. 3. Arthur Kinsey Jr. (BBA ’65), Jr. (BBA ’74), Rock Spring, May May 22. Thomas ‘Tink’ Bowman (BBA Columbus, Sept. 19. Rev. Phillip 4. Gus Gustafson (MBA ’75), Elk Former Faculty Minton (BBA ’65), Chattanooga, Grove, Calif., May 25. Jerry Hobbs ’55), Cleveland, Tenn., July 14. Dr. Hiram Barksdale (BBA ’48), Tenn., July 5. Leland ‘Frank’ (BBA ’75), St Simons Is, Aug. 23. Bill Compton (BBA ’55, MEd Jacksonville, Fla., July 20. ’74), Leland, N.C., May 9. Samuel Basham (BBA ’66), Athens, May Charles Ashford (AB ’76), Athens,

terry.uga.edu 65 Universal Ruth Gurley Johnson, executive director of the UGA Alumni continued from 25 Association, and she has an interesting take on what makes Bartlett so effective as AA president: With the university launching the public phase of a “It was a home football Saturday, and Ruth and I $1.2 billion fundraising campaign, alumni participation were walking down a long Sanford Stadium hallway — i.e. percentage of alumni giving money — is crucial to toward the president’s sky suite. Only we weren’t the success of the campaign. making much headway because people were yelling, “The national average for alumni participation is ‘Hey, Ruth!’ and popping out of doorway after doorway 8 percent,” notes Bartlett. “But at this point in the to say hello to her. She knows everybody! campaign, I’m happy to report that the combined efforts “When I watch Ruth interact with our alumni, I of UGA’s development and alumni relations staffs have see her as the college girl she was back in the 1970s — moved the needle from an 11.5 participation rate in sweetheart of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, top accounting 2015 to 13.8 percent in 2016. An increase of more than student, treasurer of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. She had two points is significant when you’re talking about a it all — looks, brains, business sense — and a way with donor pool of 300,000 people. It’s a big number.” people. Which is how I see Ruth today. She’s that same No one works closer with Bartlett than Meredith girl!”

Silicon Jungle He’s also a personable guy, and it allows him to connect continued from 31 with anybody he needs to do business with.” Capitalize on location. “There’s no place on earth Trust matters in Silicon Valley – trust in advisors, in like Silicon Valley and San Francisco for early access to sources, tips and expertise and confidences. Investors startups and information,” Gembala says, stating the trust Gembala. So do the founders of companies where very obvious. he puts Pathbreaker money, like Brad Bogolea, one of Find the right advisors. He cultivated his knowledge Tally’s inventors and founder of Simbe Robotics. network of sources and advisors from Terry to today. “Pound for pound and dollar for dollar, Ryan’s added Gembala tirelessly circulates among PhD types, entrepre- more value than any of our other investors,” Bogolea neurs who hit the jackpot with their startups, computer says. “He really shows his commitment to our company. scientists, top tech executives, other investors – anyone “Personally, I view him as one of my primary trusted who might shed light on a new startup, its talent, its advisors. I can bring Ryan a question on anything in potential. our company, whether it’s HR, feedback on investors, a Hewing to this five-point “thesis” has made Gembala person we might hire, questions about a contract. Ryan a trusted deal-maker. But colleagues talk, too, about his resonates so deeply with us because of his personality, his intangibles. method of always providing thoughtful advice. I contrast One Pathbreaker investor, Chad Greene, is director that with the Monday-morning quarterbacks who more of technical security at Facebook. He worked with or less spend their whole lives being on their soapboxes Gembala examining security firms Facebook might and not really trying to understand our business. acquire. Ryan impressed him. “Ryan stays close to the business,” concludes “He has experience in every portion of the deal Bogolea. “When I need a trusted advisor, he can speak life-cycle,” says Greene. “That gives him credibility. And our language.” he just has an incredible personal network of early and Gembala is good with language. Still, he has some startup pioneers.” work to do to speak Tally’s. The retail robot just quietly David Lieb, product lead at Google Photos and hums right now. another investor, knew Gembala from Booth MBA days. If the Simbe Robotics investment lives up to its full “Ryan stood out,” Lieb says. “He was always reaching potential, Tally will have quite a story to tell. Then who’s out and trying to make connections in a really genuine to say some other Pathbreaker investment – artificial way. intelligence, machine learning, cloud technology, who “He’s a guy with a whole lot of hustle. If Ryan sees knows? – won’t give the little robot voice? a company that he’s really interested in, he’ll do a lot of Anything’s possible. Really. research, connect to experts and become an expert too.

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TERRY DEAN’S Mark A. Kauffman Melanie Brasher Jacob J. Ferro Jr. John O’Neill (MBA ’05) ADVISORY COUNCIL President and CEO (MBA ’90) (AB ’96, MBA ’03) Managing Principal Kauffman Tire Service Inc. Human Resources Director EVP, Chief Information Cushman and Wakefield Chair Midtown Consulting Group and Product Officer Barry L. Storey Russell C. Lindner EarthLink Andrea Tabor Pearson Principal Chairman and CEO Laura Evelyn Brightwell (BBA ’98) BLS Holdings Group The Forge Company (BBA ’89) Nancy Fischer (BBA ’89) Managing Director- Partner, Pillsbury Winthrop Account Executive Practice Vice Chair William H. Linginfelter Michael William Browder Shaw Pittman LLP ACEUSA Elizabeth W. Camp Area President, (BBA ’84), EVP and CFO President and CEO Georgia/South Carolina RCCH HealthCare Partners John H. Garrett Gregory J. Rizzo D F Management Inc. Regions Financial Corporation (MBA ’97) CEO (BBA ’78) Christopher W. Brown CNP Technologies LLC Group VP of Rates and George M. Boltwood Michael K. Ostergard (BBA ’87), Managing Regulatory Affairs Vice Chairman and Head of North American Managing Director and Investment Rick W. Griffin (BBA ’77) Spectra Energy Corp. Corporate and Commercial Partner, Healthcare Strategy Officer, Brown|Miller Wealth President and CEO Banking (Retired) Accenture Management Group of Wells U.S. CareNet Cindy Robinett (BBA ’89) BBVA Compass Fargo Advisors LLC Managing Director David G. Salyers Travis Hannon (BBA ’00) Seacrest Partners Susan M. Boyd VP Marketing Blake F. Bruce (BBA ’03) Senior Managing Director Consultant Chick-fil-A SVP- Wealth Management, Warbird Advisors Scott J. Russell (BBA ’88) S. Boyd Holdings LLC Merrill Lynch Principal Bonney S. Shuman William Herman IV Midtown Consulting Group Phillip E. Casey CEO (Retired) Travis Butler (AB ’08) (BBA ’92), Audit Partner Chairman (Retired) Stratix Corporation President, Butler Properties Deloitte & Touche LLP Scott G. Sink (BBA ’84) Gerdau Ameristeel and Development Senior EVP, McGriff, Seibels W. E. “Brother” Stewart Jr. Scott Hutchison (BBA ’03) & Williams Inc. Timothy A. Chapman President Margaret Koehler Caldwell Founder Founder and CEO Bibb Distributing Company (AB ’91) Wilson Hutchison Realty LLC George A. Steadman III Stadion Money Management Managing Director JLL (BBA ’75), Vice Chairman Deborah L. Storey Capital Markets Ryan D. Katz (BBA ’96) Rutherfoord/Marsh & Richard W. Courts IV EVP-Mobility Customer Founding Partner President McClennan Agency Services (Retired), AT&T Scott P. Calhoun Route 66 Ventures LLC Atlantic Realty Company (BBA ’92, MAcc ’93) Brian M. Thomas Peter R. Vig Catherine Davis Knox Jay M. Davis Senior Advisor (BBA ’88) Managing Director (BBA ’83) Chairman and CEO Ronald Blue & Co. VP and General Manger RoundRock Capital Partners Family Office McKesson Pharmaceutical National Distributing J. Hardman Knox Company Inc. C. Ron Cheeley (BBA ’98) William Bradley Turner III (BBA ’73) President Managing Partner (BBA ’03), Partner Darren W. DeVore ALUMNI BOARD The Cheeley Consulting Knox Properties LLLP Yates, Woolfolk & Turner Managing Partner OF DIRECTORS Group Insurance Broad Pine Investments Charles Kolodkin Chair Will Colley (BBA ’90) (MBA ’81), Executive William E. Underwood Virginia C. Drosos W. Craig Barrs (BBA ’80) Principal Director of Enterprise (BBA ’85), Founder and President and CEO EVP, Customer Service Polara Capital Risk and Insurance Managing Partner Assurex Health Operations Cleveland Clinic Ironwood Insurance Services James C. Faulkner Georgia Power Company Cecil R. Cooke (BBA ’75) Entrepreneur, Enterprise Managing Director Terri Lawson (BBA ’87) Thomas Usilton Vice Chair Management Group Aon Risk Solutions Partner (ABJ ’74), Chief Lisa Read Blanco Frazier and Deeter LLC Development Officer and SVP (BBA ’95, JD ’98) Hillel A. Feinberg Thomas Marvin Cotney Jr. Radiology Partners Inc. 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