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to strengthen About Leadership Jacksonville

Mission Statement Past Presidents Leadership Jacksonville develops youth and adult leaders to assume greater responsibility as community trustees who improve the Hon. Frederick Schultz* quality of life for self, family and community. Albert Ernest What is Leadership Jacksonville, Inc.? W.O. Birchfield Robert Schellenberg Leadership Jacksonville was established in 1976 as a vehicle to Frank Surface stimulate the growth of leadership in our community. Currently Douglas Milne Leadership Jacksonville has four major programs: Courtenay Wilson Leadership Jacksonville Program John G. McGiffin III * W.A. McGriff Leadership Jacksonville (LJ) is a year-long program that explores the dynamics of an urban Julie Buckingham society, analyzes major areas of community concern, facilitates the development of leadership capacities and promotes a network of community trustees. The program is developed and James Rinaman created by teams of Leadership Jacksonville alumni and staff. J.F. Bryan IV Kenneth Eilermann* The LJ program actively solicits applications for this program from all sectors of the William Brinton community. Selection for each year’s class is highly competitive. Criteria for selection include Espie Patrinely demonstrated or emerging leadership skills, active involvement in the community and a A. Quinton White willingness to invest the time and energy required by the program. Alton Yates Don Padgett New Leadership Summit Carlton Jones The New Leadership Summit is a unique program targeted for CEOs and senior level Carol Spalding executives who are new or relatively new to the community. During this two-day orientation Joanne Sawyer program, participants hear from and interact with key leaders of the community to learn H. Wade Barnes, M.D. about the assets, issues, institutions, and leadership of the region. Group size is limited to 20 Peggy Bryan to allow for meaningful interaction. Barbara Darby David Robertson Youth Leadership Jacksonville Program Barbara J. Drake Youth Leadership Jacksonville (YLJ) is a program for youth that was founded in 1989. This Madeline Scales-Taylor year-long program is designed to identify a diverse group of high school juniors from the Michael J. Shalley First Coast who have demonstrated leadership ability, and prepare them to become ethical Linda Larkin Smith* leaders committed to active community involvement. The approximately 56 participants represent 32 schools in four counties - Duval, Clay, Baker and St. Johns. John Bottaro Sandra Ramsey Collegiate Leadership Experience Ben Bishop June 2005 marked the beginning of an in-depth community trusteeship program for Stephen Canty college leaders who live in or attend colleges in Northeast Florida. The program, Collegiate Nancy Kilgo Leadership Experience (CLE), includes an Opening and Closing Retreat and three additional Jerry Mallot day-long programs. This is a truly collaborative program receiving generous support from the University of North Florida, Florida State College at Jacksonville, Jacksonville University, and *Deceased Edward Waters College. Board of Directors 2012-2013 PRESIDENT Justin Terry, LJ ’05 Executive Vice President Harden

PRESIDENT-ELECT Stephen Goldman, LJ ’05 Senior Vice President, Senior Client Manager Bank of America Merrill Lynch PRESIDENT SECRETARY / TREASURER Justin Terry, LJ ’05 Gregory Kleffner, NLS VIII Executive Vice President/Chief Financial Officer Stein Mart, Inc.

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT Jerry Mallot, LJ ’95 President, JAXUSA Partnership; Executive Vice President, JAX Chamber

BOARD MEMBERS

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

Wayne Clark, LJ ’12 Ju’Coby Pittman, LJ ’93 Director of Aviation Security Chief Executive Officer/President YOUTH PROGRAMS DIRECTOR Jacksonville Aviation Authority Clara White Mission, Inc. Meg Folds, LJ ’99 Vilma Consuegra, LJ ’08 Stephen Ramsey, LJ ’03 Vice President, Corporate Communications Vice President, Project Development LJ PROGRAM COORDINATOR Acosta Sales and Marketing Company Roadway Worker Training, Inc. Barbara Moulding, LJ ’98 Charles Hedrick, LJ ’06 Mobeen Rathore,­­­ LJ ’03 Managing Partner Professor and Chief of Pediatrics/Infectious Disease ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Foley & Lardner, LLP University of Florida Yvonne Moore Charles Hood, NLS VI Clark Robertson, LJ ’12 Vice President, Public Affairs Assistant Vice President DIRECTOR EMERITUS Rayonier CSX Transportation, Inc. Eleanor Ashby Karen Mayfield, LJ ’06 Tatiana Salvador, LJ ’04 Client Advisor/Senior Vice President Attorney SunTrust Bank, North Florida Rogers Towers, P.A.

Maxine McBride, LJ ’11 George Scanlon, NLS X President/Owner Chief Executive Officer Clockwork Marketing Services, Inc. Fidelity National Financial, Inc.

William Smith, NLS IV, LJ ’11 Senior Vice President of Care Management Services MSC Care Management

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

LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT TEAM Tatiana Salvador, LJ ’04 Janice Donaldson, LJ ’93 Melissa Nelson, LJ ’12 Consultant: Adult Program Chair Jana Ertrachter, LJ ’03 Laurie Price, LJ ’00 Suzanne Montgomery, Ph.D., LJ ’81 Mickee Brown, LJ ’09 Linda Foley, LJ ’86 Madeline Scales-Taylor, LJ ’92 Staff: Maggie Cabral-Maly, LJ ’08 Michael Howland, LJ ’12 Lynn Sherman, LJ ’11 Isabelle Owen Spence, LJ ’87 Jane Condon, LJ ’90 Jack Logue, LJ ’96 Ben Warner, LJ ’08 Barbara Moulding, LJ ’98

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

MAY 23, 2012 SEPTEMBER 13, 2012 JANUARY 10, 2013 APRIL 25, 2013 Opening Reception Social Responsibility & Sustainability Understanding Self & Others Arts Day 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. Day 1 Day 1 MAY 17-18, 2013 AUGUST 9, 2012 OCTOBER 11, 2012 FEBRUARY 7, 2013 Closing Retreat Opening Dinner Social Responsibility & Sustainability Understanding Self & Others Friday, 9:00 a.m. – Saturday at 12:00 noon 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. Day 2 Day 2

AUGUST 17-18, 2012 NOVEMBER 8, 2012 MARCH 7, 2013 Opening Retreat Social Responsibility & Sustainability Economy, Growth & Preservation World Golf Village Day 3 Day 1 Friday, 9:00 a.m. – Saturday at 4:00 p.m. Mandatory to participate in the program DECEMBER 6, 2012 APRIL 4, 2013 Health Day Economy, Growth & Preservation Day 2

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Born in Trinidad and and Trinidad Born in advocate. called she has United the Tobago, years. than 20 States for more home After the from earning her degree UniversityGeorgetown Law Center, Crystal for years as a business worked has Nothing attorney. and litigation than satisfaction given her greater as an advocateworking and public speaker to eradicate human rights southeastern Europe and movedsoutheastern Europe to the United States in as a refugee Living in Jacksonville since 1996. he is currently a business analyst 2005, received Jay for JP Morgan Chase. in political degree science his P.B.S. He University. East Carolina from has been active in community service Affairs of Government as Director and a mayoral for a small nonprofit Development at the Florida Theatre. Development at the FloridaTheatre. she earned a A Jacksonville native, University the from in finance of B.S. Florida. banker She was a commercial transitioning into nonprofit before returning Before arts management. she earned an M.B.A. in 2010, home in arts administration and M.A. Southernfrom Methodist University nonprofit in Dallas’ and worked violations, especially human trafficking. devotes now She especiallyhuman trafficking. violations, exclusively time almost her professional to that cause locally, Crystal also is a devoted wife, domestically and internationally. and is an stepchildren, mother to two daughters and three active leader at Southpoint Community Church. appointee to an advisory board, servingappointee to an advisory as its chairman board, and a corporate secretary for a statewide coordinator and regional he Furthermore, educational and cultural coalition. nonprofit statewideserves and internationally. boards, various on nonprofit and cultural community. She enjoys volunteering, cooking cooking She volunteering, enjoys and cultural community. Angela is active in the Rotary Club of and independent film. Council the Downtown member of AFP, a board Jacksonville, She lives in School of Business Alumni Board. and SMU Cox daughter. Miramar and their John with her husband is a shareholder is a shareholder President/Chief President/Chief has worked for BBVA for BBVA has worked Steve Ennen, Michael Duncan David Davis David Intelligence Officer of Social UniversityStrategy1, joined SS1 from Wharton School, of Pennsylvania’s Managing he was Founding where Wharton of the Director Interactive Media Initiative and the Lab for and was a in Publishing, Innovation Steve developed in marketing. lecturer curricula in social media strategies for and executive and programs M.B.A. with Volpe Bajalia Wickes Rogerson with Volpe He has practiced law in Wachs. & helping Jacksonville for 17 years, businesses and individuals solve legal and all types of problems, has been repeatedly He otherwise. is Legal Elite, named to Florida’s “Legal of North Florida’s listed as one and recently as was inducted Eagles,” Counsel into the Litigation a Fellow Compass since 1990, currently since 1990, Compass serving Vice as Executive President Relationship and Commercial He started his banking Manager. career in Jacksonville in 1990 with and continued Florida Bank, National Bank. with First National Union Parker Terry He graduated from from earned his B.B.A. High School, Stetson University and his M.B.A. advised global corporations on interactive media strategy. advised global corporations interactive on media strategy. Steve was editorial of a suite of award- director Long ago, he played time ago, long A long, winning food magazines. Beach Vedra Steve lives football in Ponte professional overseas. and he occasionallywith his daughter Fiona and wife Jean, struggles at tennis. LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE of America. Mike has servedof America. Haven of Hope the boards on the Chester and on Center, and Independent Living Resource He and Bedell American Inn of Court Executive Committee. Beach. Vedra his family live in Ponte from Jacksonville University. David and his wife Tammy have Tammy David and his wife Jacksonville University. from They have two in college. children been married for 26 years. of the board David is active has been on in his church and several of directors organizations. local non-profit LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE well as the city’s Cultural Service Grant Program. Grant asthecity’sService well Cultural Foundation,Greater Arts andtheCathedral Jacksonville as his son. on theboardsCouncilof oftheCultural Abelserves he resides inJacksonville’s with neighborhood Springfield atCarbondale. University A7thgenerationFloridian, Illinois 6 Winston Churchill,Winston anEnglish bulldog. her sparehusband, timewithhernew Cory, andtheir “baby” spends She ofFlorida. administration from theUniversity Cancer Society. Aproud Gator, JessholdsaB.S. inbusiness Way, theSanctuary, CenterandtheAmerican Sulzbacher Andrus enjoys spendinghistimewithfamily.Andrus daughters, Healy, andLily Jackie Healy, toLaura andmarried Reunion, andisone oftheFriends ofPACE. The father oftwo Foundation,The Healy HandsOnJacksonville, ofthe State group.advocacy on theboard ofdirectors of Healsoserves Abel is a graduate ofSouthern Abel isagraduate commentator.political asa andradio television local Union, on appearing frequently Times- Florida columnist forThe Jacksonville. 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LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE 7 is the is the siness owns a baby owns is Vice President product business calledproduct Bottle she manages the where Snugglers, manufacturing product from process She spent the fulfillment. to order previous 10 years in public relations. Jennifer was a speaker for the 2012 The at Day Women’s Executive Players and is the 2012 Championship Arlington Council Small Business in the JAX LeaderYear of the of Implementation and Strategicof Implementation Surgical Solutions Operations and Management, with MSC Care has spent the past 15 years in the Jillbegan her healthcare industry. career in Jacksonville managing by a multi-physician pain management to healthcare on then moved clinic, and finally recruiting and staffing, joined the MSC organization in 1999. 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Auburn from in public relations degree bachelor’s and they son. have one is married Marko, to Adam Jillthe University from earned of Hawaii in healthcare a degree since 1986. administration and has lived in the Jacksonville area she where She of Mandarin has been a resident since 1995, dogs. with her husband and their three resides Jacksonville, the PTA at Andrew Robinson Elementary, as a Elementary, Robinson at Andrew the PTA Jacksonville, and currently serves as a mentor educator, community financial Marketing Business Center Women’s for the Jacksonville and her family creating have enjoyed Tonisha Matters program. memoriesyears. than 10 in Jacksonville for more is an Of Counsel is an Operations is the Managing Partner is the Managing Partner Leon King Patrick Kilbane Patrick Ryan Kelly Ryan attorney at Gray Robinson. 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LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE 9 is Director of is Director is a consulting is an accomplished is an accomplished leader and public speaker with than 20 years of experiencemore in in the top management positions Gail is the Currently, sector. nonprofit Chief Operating for Hubbard Officer as Gail also volunteers Inc. House, Women’s member at the a board Center of Jacksonville provides and to local consultation pro-bono community-based organizations. 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LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE 11 is National is National was born in northern is the Vice President Vice is the President India and immigratedIndia and to the United He attended States at the age of 13. medical schoolUniversity at the of Medical by Nebraska Center followed residency training at the University of He and Clinics. Minnesota Hospital currently serves of the as the Director and Cranial Base Anomalies Facial Children’s at the Nemours Program of the Division Clinic and as Chief Margie Seaman Aretz Saswata Roy Roy Saswata Laura Sabo Director of Commercial Real Estate of Commercial Director Services Realty Group. for Seller’s Margie is an active member of Board Partnership the JAXUSA Chamber and JAX of Governors, Southside Council, its Downtown the Jacksonville Club, Business Men’s and is a member of Jewish Center, Hickory Elementary Creek School’s She and PTO County. Johns in St. of Global Quality and Regulatory Microfixation. Affairs at Biomet After earning her biomedical the engineering from degree University of Florida, worked she has in the medical device industry for she Early in her career, 18 years. led the development of a radiation delivery device of for the treatment a Gold which received cancer, breast of Otolaryngology/Head and Neck SurgeryWolfson at the He He is an avid runner and triathlete. Hospital. Children’s in lives shepherds with his wife and their two Australian Beach. Atlantic her husband reside in the Fruit Cove section of Jacksonville section Cove in the Fruit her husband reside to continue desire sincere It is Margie’s with their daughter. revitalization efforts to make a lasting imprint Jacksonville’s on and her hope that these efforts will be enhanced and landscape, by her participation Leadership in Jacksonville. Medical Design Excellence Award. Laura is a Jacksonville Medical Design Excellence Award. She and her to start home who returned her family. native, for college a passion sportshusband Scott share and spending Lindsey and Jordan. time with their twin girls,

. , Executive , is Haskell’s is Haskell’s hosts and produces ecutive producer of Theecutive producer Melissa Ross Colleen Rodriguez Cheryl Robitzsch Cheryl WJCT’s award-winning First award-winning Coast WJCT’s flagship local The station’s Connect. call-in radio airs daily program on 89.9 FM. As ex , on the Sunshine State Shadow 904: an Emmy in theMelissa received Documentary category at the 2011 The 904 Suncoast Emmy Awards. examined Jacksonville’s status as examined Jacksonville’s Director of Design for the Water Water the of Design for Director She is a registered Division. in Florida, engineer professional MarylandGeorgia and holds and the in civil engineering from a B.S. from University of Kansas and a B.S. State University in industrial Truman She served has the on technology. 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Cheryl to Jacksonville in 1998 moved and her husband Derek County Johns Zachary. with their son and currently live in St. LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE child welfare system that is in place today. She has a B.S. in She has a B.S. systemchild is in place today. welfare that The from in social work degree psychology a master’s and Florida State University. lives in the Mandarin area avid FSU football an fan, Colleen, with her husband and their toddler son. LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE 12 their fourchildrendogs. andtwo Helenelove with He andhiswife spendingtimeatthebeach disabilities.developmental Troy fan. isanavidgolferandsports forchildren oflife andadultswith is toimprove thequality and hasfourchildren. School. Shelton toAllisonKorman Elementary Heismarried Chair fortheUnited Way andwasamentoratJohn E. Ford andGatorBowl.Alliance Giving HeisapastLeadership Community Center andvolunteercommittees fortheJewish Jamie currentl Centers.Controller atRegency Cariad Foundation,Cariad and WeCare Jacksonville. time withfamily. HealsovolunteerswiththeBoy Scouts, the three children andenjoys reading, music, sports, andspending of University Tennessee. and withhiswife atthebeach Helives Vanderbilt andcompletedatthe hisresidency University y serves on theboard ofdirectors forSulzbacher y serves profit whosemission organization directors forAngelwood, Inc., anon- Law. Troy on theboard of serves of School Methodist University Vanderbilt andSouthern University disputes. of Heisagraduate andconstruction product liability concentrating on business, contract, commercialhe practices litigation & Knightwhere ofHolland law firm Jamie Shelton Todd Snowden TroyR. 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Florida of North of native Virginia, beenresidents have Greg Becky andhiswife a board memberofJacksonville’s ofCare initiative. Systems A Virginia Tech andhisM.B.A. from inBaltimore. Loyola Heis company. Hereceived businessdegree hisundergraduate from downtown andenjoy Jacksonville traveling. Chapter.Florida in andherhusbandMichaellive She Executives, on theboard ofdirectors oftheNorth serving isaFellowShe ofHealthcare College oftheAmerican Carolina ofNorth atChapelHill. andUniversity Louisiana inNewOrleans,Nicole ofDillard University isagraduate Technology Division. Theresa has vision forthe students andanew Schools, planforoverage astrategic has resulted National intwo Model administrator.district Herleadership principal, regional and superintendent asateacher, system the publicschool invested more inserving than30years Schools. Public has County She Duval of Technology Services, andSpecial Greg Steele Theresa Stahlman Nicole Thomas of a behavioral healthcare management healthcare management of a behavioral positionsexecutive andowner/partner healthcare hospitals, corporate asCEOofbehavioral serving included inthecountry.locations These roles inmultiple geographical corporations healthcare inbehavioral for 25years he heldseniormanagementpositions joining Youth Centerin2010, Crisis of Youth Center, Crisis Inc. Before Sleep Services andNeurodiagnostics. Services Sleep BreastHill Center, and Pulmonary departments, Imaging, including the andoutpatient hospital’s ancillary alsoleadsthedowntownShe forthehealthsystem.orthopaedics neurology, and neurosurgery of for program development isresponsible She Services. Specialty President,Health in2011as Vice isPresident andCEO joinedBaptist CLASS OF2013 serves as Chief asChief serves LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE 13

is a Vice is a directs the directs President with Harden and has with Harden President servedin the Director an Account as since Insurance Division Commercial He attended firmjoining the in 2000. the University of Florida, earning a He has served finance. in B.S.B.A. and is a member of the the board on Beach RotaryFernandina Club and in variousroles has held leadership He is also a proud local non-profits. Shaun Woleshin Shaun Jennifer Yoder Business Development Programs Business Development Programs three & Miller’s for England-Thims Florida including managing offices, a team of 25 business and directing Jennifer is a Rotarian, developers. “Support for the founding Director Community Campaign, Our Port” and the founder and organizer of the University of North Florida Jennifer Shoot Clay Annual Benefit. Leadership Jacksonville Class of 2010 member community trustees.” outstanding program which “Leadership Jacksonville is an amazing, profound, life-changing, empowers, enlightens, and inspires enlightens, and inspires empowers, us all to think smarter and be better alumnus of Youth Leadership Jacksonville. Shaun Leadership is a native of Jacksonville. Youth alumnus of Island with his wifethe First and Amelia on Coast and resides and Adyson. Gavin children, their two young serves the local on Services Society Professional of Marketing She assists the local board. with the ASHE JAX along board development with program and co-chairs the 2013 APWA Jennifer is also active the with statewide committee. conference Northeast Florida and JAXUSA Logistics Advisory Group, Business Development Group. Partnership

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is the Office the Office is is Vice President, Vice is President, acy serves the Jacksonville on public accounting experience. public accounting experience. he served as Co-Partner- Previously, Construction In-Charge of the firm’s and Real Estate Services Group. Lance concentrates in providing assurance services and consulting construction estate, to the real and manufacturing industries. Managing Partner at Dixon Hughes Hughes at Dixon Managing Partner He has 21 years of Goodman. Division Chief for the JacksonvilleDivision Sheriff He is a 23-year Office. ’s veteran who has risen the through in allranks police-related working departments within the Jacksonville he Sheriff Currently, Office. ’s Division. West the Patrol commands degree a B.B.A. received Jean-Carson College and an Waters Edward from in organizational management M.A. Lance Windley Jean-Carson Tranquille Tracy Tousey Tracy Journey Oversight Committee, Journey Oversight Committee, Jacksonville Public Education Fund and Urban Advocacy Committee, Education Symposium Steering Community Initiatives at The InitiativesCommunity at in Foundation Community She leads the QualityJacksonville. Education All for initiative and other initiatives. Foundation Tr y graduated from Wake Forest University highest with Forest Wake y graduated from Lance serves as lead partner on some of the South’s largest largest Lance serves as lead partner of the South’s some on Lance is a graduate of estate firms. construction and real He is married and son with one University. East Carolina lives in Avondale. from the University of Phoenix. He currently serves the Universityfrom of Phoenix. as Chair for Juvenile Assessment Center Advisory Judicial Circuit the Fourth has devoted adult life Jean-Carson to serving his entire Board. officer and as a police officer. the public as a correction LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE Committee. She co-chairs the FloridaCommittee. Philanthropic Network’s Affinity Group. Education Funders Trac She practiced law in School of Law. Forest Wake and honors Smith Charlotte officer for the Z. and then was a program Reynolds Foundation. Sam and has two children, Tousey She is married to Clay and Caroline. COLLEGIATE LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE THURSDAY, MAY 31,2012 14 Trusteeship and Team Building Opening Retreat: Focus on Community’s History, North Florida of at theUniversity FRIDAY, JUNE8-SATURDAY, JUNE9,2012 theClass’‘Meet Reception COLLEGIATE LEADERSHIPEXPERIENCECALENDAR Maggie Cabral-Maly, LJ’08 Jan Brogdon, LJ’88 Abraham,Jessica CLE ’09 Karen Mayfield, LJ’06, Chair COLLEGIATE LEADERSHIPEXPERIENCECURRICULUM COMMITTEE: • • PROGRAM GOALS: and/orcollege. leadership inhighschool demonstrated andhave their college/university year. must beingood Students standing at semestersasofJunetheprogramat leasttwo old,years for beenenrolled incollege andhave 18and28 students between school graduate sophomores,be rising juniorsandseniors, or outsideoftheregion.college should Students andare attending address Florida inNortheast theirpermanent -OR-have Florida Northeast inThis program isforstudentsattendingcollege our community–from government tothearts! aspectsof aboutall studentslearn program days action-packed activities.problem solving During from andlearns otherthrough each interactive to beacommunitytrustee. groupThe diverse from oursuccesses. We explore whatitmeans difficult issuesfacingourcommunityandlearn professionals, go behindthescenestoexplore withcommunityleaders,interact network with community!Participants Florida Northeast studentsinour forcollege exciting opportunity isan Experience Leadership Collegiate Collegiate LeadershipExperienceClassof2012 making adifference –now! andinspire themtobeginthe participants To of theleaderwithineach encourage . and trusteeship committed communityinvolvement toactive To become aresponsible, leader ethical

Kristina Kvasnok,Kristina CLE ’11 Jones,Crystal LJ’10 Debbie Johnson, LJ’11 Michael Howland, LJ’12 Canty,Shauna CLE ’05 Focus on Diversity, andEntertainment Arts and Culture” Community’s Our Diversity “Exposing FRIDAY, JULY 6,2012 and Education Focus Justice, on Social Government “Creating Community” aCaring FRIDAY, JUNE22,2012 • • • applications andinterviews. applications beselectedbasedonto 40studentswill the of36 and conducts phone Aclass interviews. theapplications alumnireviews Experience Leadership andCollegiate Jacksonville package.application Acommittee ofLeadership Experience. nominated Each studentissentan Leadership fortheCollegiate candidates alumniandmembersnominateJacksonville andLeadership ership Jacksonville Lead Experience, Leadership Collegiate Youth SELECTION PROCESS: life forself,life family, andcommunity. of whoimprove thequality community trustees adult leaderstoassumegreater responsibilityas youth and develops Jacksonville Leadership MISSION: community problems. ateamapproach inresolvingencourage assets andpotential. interest Stimulate and Florida’sunderstanding ofNortheast To broaden participants’ and perspective community. decision makersfrom segmentsofthe all withpeers,and problem solving leaders, and issuesthrough interaction contemporary To gainagreater understandingof asacommunitytrustee. serve graduationand after Florida in Northeast To andwork tolive participants encourage

Karen Stern, LJ’10 Travis Schryer, CLE ’08 Andrea Rizzi, LJ’09 Michael Phillips, LJ’11 Nick Leonard, CLE ’11 and GoalSetting, Your Community inOur Place Focus on Commitment toCommunity, Personal Vision Closing Retreat SATURDAY, JULY 28,2012 Focus on Economy, Growth andEnvironment totheFuture” Bridges “Building WEDNESDAY JULY 18,2012 Meg Folds, LJ’99, Staff Sharon Wilburn, LJ’88 Tri Vu, LJ’05 Tony Vecchio,NLS VIII Youth Programs Director KAREN MAYFIELD Board Liaison MEG FOLDS CLASS OF2012 3

COLLEGIATE LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE 15 Class of 2011 member Bég, S. Arnold S. Bég, Teaching Lab Assistant; Resident Assistant; Pre-Health Pre-Health Resident Assistant; Lab Assistant; Teaching Volunteer Park Hannah Tutor; Math Sulzbacher Student Club; Nutrition Productions; Osprey

perceptions of Jacksonville.” me to get involved. It also changed my “CLE taught me so much and encouraged University of Florida Public Health Major: Florida Jacksonville, Hometown: ACTIVITIES: Alex Boothe at Jacksonville College Florida State Meteorology Major: Florida Jacksonville, Hometown: ACTIVITIES: Lauren Cherrett University of Florida North Nutrition and Dietetics Major: South Carolina Greenville, Hometown: ACTIVITIES: Sama Bég University of Florida North Administration in Health Master Major: India Kashmir, Hometown: AmericanACTIVITIES: Student Health Administration Association; 2011 Healthcare LeadershipCollege Executives; of Healthcare Chinar-Kashmir Jacksonville; Downtown Project Conference; Catherine Birch Honors Society Officer; SIFE Member; Campus Medical Club; Society Campus MedicalHonors Club; SIFE Member; Officer; in Volunteer Lakeland Buddy & Support Program; Footprints Shands’ Mexico Romania, Haiti, to Zimbabwe, Trips Mission Medicine; Drive Stop Senior Hunger Food Volunteer; Center L to R: C. Birch, L. Cherrett, A. K. Boothe, S. Baldasso, A. A. Abdulhalim, Barr, Resolution; Resident Assistant; Founding Father of Father Founding Resident Assistant; Resolution; Health Administration Student Association; Upsilon Phi Upsilon StudentHealth Administration Association; Community-based collaboration for at-risk students

COLLEGIATE LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE COLLEGIATE Florida State College at Jacksonville College Florida State Information Science Major: Florida Jacksonville, Hometown: ACTIVITIES: Kyle Baldasso Kyle University of Florida North Management Business Major: Florida Middleburg, Hometown: ACTIVITIES: Sabrie Arnold University of Alabama/University of Florida North Management Administration/Healthcare in Health Master Major: Florida Jacksonville, Hometown: ACTIVITIES: University of Florida North Biology/BiomedicalMajor: Sciences Florida Jacksonville, Hometown: Society; Pre-Med ACTIVITIES: Muslim Student Association; American Islamic Center of Northeast Medical Student Association; Islamic Center and Florida Hospital, Committee; Communication Sulzbacher Center Volunteer Ashraf Abdulhalim Ashley Barr Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity; Student Government Senator; David A. Student Omega Fraternity; A. Senator; David Government Tau Alpha Mission S.A. Columbia, Volunteer; YMCA Stein Scholar; Delta National Society Delta National of Leadership Delta Delta Delta; & Success; Sigma Initiative Program; Healthcare Management Society;Women’s American LambdaAlpha Fraternity; College Honors Academic of for Life Relay Alabama Alumni Association; Healthcare Executives; Planning Health EducationMission Chair; Council of Northeast for HumanityFlorida; Habitat daniel Memorial Scholarship; L to R: M. Denson, A. Edmonds, C. Freeman, S. Griffin, J. Fowler, B. Fine, B. Ezell, S. Darlius

Stephanie Darilus Brent Fine Florida State College at Jacksonville University of North Florida Major: Political Science Major: Communications/Public Relations Hometown: Haiti Hometown: Tampa, Florida ACTIVITIES: Student Government Association President; International ACTIVITIES: Osprey Productions; Student Government Club Co-President; Student Ambassador; Tennis Team; Spanish Club; Hubbard House; Second Harvest of North Florida; Sickle Cell Jarrod Fowler Walkathon; HabiJax University of North Florida Major: Master of Health Administration Mariah Denson Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida Florida State College at Jacksonville ACTIVITIES: Health Administration Student Association Secretary; Major: Education Upsilon Phi Delta Honor Society; Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society; Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida Golden Key International Honour Society; American College of ACTIVITIES: International Club; Student Government Association; Healthcare Executives Mayo Clinic Volunteer English Language Partnership for FSCJ English Language Institute; Jacksonville Asian American Chamber of Commerce; Volunteer at Catherine Freeman World of Nations, Red Cross, Build a Well University of North Florida Major: History Allishia Edmonds Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida Florida State College at Jacksonville ACTIVITIES: Honors Program; The Ghana Project; Honors Colloquium Major: Business Administration/Communications Facilitator; Honors Orientation Team Leader; Westside Chapel Member Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida ACTIVITIES: FSCJ Donor Wall Unveiling Ceremony Keynote Speaker; Shannon Griffin OneXOne Campaign; Featured in One in Three Exhibit; OneXOne

COLLEGIATE LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE COLLEGIATE University of North Florida Community Campaign Conversation Facilitator and Panel Member Major: Early Childhood Education/Exceptional Student Education Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida Britney Ezell ACTIVITIES: Resident Assistant; Student Ambassador; Dorothy Day Santa Fe College Center Volunteer; M.A.P.S.; Habitat for Humanity; HS Community Major: Engineering Service Council; Student Government; Dreams Come True Club; Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida Bank of America Student Leader; Youth Basketball Coach ACTIVITIES: Student Government Historian; Senior Network; Young Ladies of Tomorrow; Varsity Cheerleading Captain; Girl Scouts of America; Girl Scout Delegate; Girl Scout Gold Award; Metrotown of Jacksonville; Young Entrepreneur of Leadership and Change “Great experience, many things to learn and to do! This has been a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, both exciting and encouraging.” Class of 2011 member

16 CLASS OF 2012 L to R: S. Henry, B. Jackson, C. Hamilton, A. Kirwin, P. Kane, S. Kirkwood, J. Herrera, B. Heavener

Charles Hamilton Benjamin Jackson

Tulane University Florida State College at Jacksonville COLLEGIATE LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE Major: International Relations & International Development Major: Journalism/Broadcast Hometown: Ponte Vedra, Florida Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida ACTIVITIES: Men’s Ultimate Frisbee; THEM Acapella Group; HS ACTIVITIES: Student Government Association; Florida Junior Cross Country, Track & Field; Math Honor Society; French Honor Community College Student Government Association; The Campus Society; International Honor Society; Tulane Outreach Program; Voice; Volunteer at WJCT, Jacksonville Zoo; St. Catherine’s Senior Prom HOPE Garden Project; Mission Team; Appalachian Service Projects; ES Reading Buddy; Diocese of St. Augustine Camp Buddy B. Patrick Kane University of North Florida Brook Heavener Major: Political Science University of Florida Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida Major: Political Science ACTIVITIES: McKissick Scholars Award; State Attorney’s Office Hometown: St. Johns, Florida Internship; Young Republicans Club; HS Basketball and Tennis; ACTIVITIES: Student Senate; Dance Marathon; Pi Chi Panhellenic The Bridge of Northeast Florida; Dominican Republic Mission Trip; Counselor; Chomp the Vote Director of Distribution; Homecoming Habitat for Humanity Parade Assistant Director; HS Cross Country, Track & Field; Gators Student Mentor; March for Babies; YMCA Camp Group Leader Sarah Kirkwood University of Florida Shaqurria Henry Major: Public Relations Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida Florida State College at Jacksonville Major: Biomedical Science ACTIVITIES: Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority; PRSSA; Delta Epsilon Hometown: Thomasville, Georgia Iota Honor Fraternity; Women’s Student Association Mentor; Dance Marathon Staff and Dancer; Gator Growl Staff; Youth Group ACTIVITIES: Master Student; VP of Fellowship; Student Events Volunteer Coordinator; Pharmacy Club; Biomedical Society; Student President; Global Jax Intern Ambassador; Student Government Association; Adopt-A-Road; Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure; Relay for Life; Salvation Army Bell Ringer Andrew Kirwan Auburn University G. Juan Herrera Major: Finance/Accounting Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida Florida State College at Jacksonville Major: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity; HS Varsity Basketball; Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida Freshman Orientation Counselor; National Art Honor Society; Summer Basketball Camp Counselor; VBS Counselor; Dignity U Wear; The Big Fun Foundation

“CLE gives students the chance to see the ‘inside’ of Jacksonville, as well as meet other talented and purpose-driven individuals.” Class of 2011 member

COLLEGIATE LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE 17 L to R: M. Sidotti, E. Pepe, A. Mitchell, B. Little, M. Richardson, S. Scott, W. Lowery, C. Myers

Brandon Little Ephrem Pepe University of North Florida Florida State College at Jacksonville Major: Transportation and Logistics/Business Management Major: Respiratory Care Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida ACTIVITIES: Transportation and Logistics Society Board Vice President, ACTIVITIES: Foot Loose; Minority Male Success; Student Life and Treasurer, and Social Director; Bring the Noise Organizer; Sigma Alpha Leadership; International Club; HabiJax; Eugene Butler Epsilon Board Member; Target Distribution Center Intern; Crowley Maritime Corporation Staff; Hubbard House Volunteer Matthew Richardson University of North Florida Wade Lowery Major: Communication Florida State College at Jacksonville Hometown: Hernando, Florida Major: Computer Engineering ACTIVITIES: Leadership Advisory Committee; Entrepreneurship Hometown: Neptune Beach, Florida Resource Development Committee: PRSSA; Mentor-on-Campus ACTIVITIES: Created Paintball Team; Student Representative; Legislative Transition Program; Clara White Mission Volunteer; PACE Program Rally in Tallahassee; Beaches Habitat; Cuba Beach Clean-Up Motivational Speaker; Student Representative at Annual Thanksgiving Service Andrew Mitchell, Jr. South Carolina State University Sean Scott Major: Communications/Broadcasting Florida State College at Jacksonville Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida Major: Information Technology Management ACTIVITIES: Football; Basketball; Track; Baseball; Volunteer Mentor, Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida Tutor, Chaperone for Park Program ACTIVITIES: Student Government; IT Advisory Board; Hubbard House

Corey Myers Matthew Sidoti University of North Florida Jacksonville University COLLEGIATE LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE COLLEGIATE Major: Psychology and Deaf Studies Major: Master’s in Business Administration Finance & Accounting Hometown: Orlando, Florida Hometown: Melbourne, Florida ACTIVITIES: Osprey Productions; Student Government; Volunteer ACTIVITIES: Osprey Productions; Finance & Investment Society; CJ Center; Student Union Employee Acres Animal Farm Rescue; Jaxdubs

“CLE gives the next generation of leaders a chance to meet and gain knowledge of the topics that are ‘hot’ in our community. It allows individuals to feel confident in their dreams for our community.” Class of 2011 member

18 CLASS OF 2012 L to R: J. Taricska, I.Tidd, K. Thomas, A. Turner, K. Snyder, J. Wilson, L. Taylor, A. Thomas, K. Turner

Kierstan Snyder Illiana Tidd Florida State College at Jacksonville Jacksonville University COLLEGIATE LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE Major: Business Administration/Health Information Management Major: Political Science/English Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida Hometown: Waterford, Connecticut ACTIVITIES: Varsity Basketball; Student Ambassador; Master Student; ACTIVITIES: Political Science Society; “The Navigator” Staff Writer; FCAT Tutoring; Second Harvest Food Bank Student Alliance; Student Alumni Association; Pre-Law Society; Model United States Senate; Mayor’s Leaders in Training; Achievers for Jaclyn Taricska Life; U.S. Senator Marco Rubio Intern University of Central Florida Major: Master of Science Environmental Engineering Ale’ta Turner Hometown: Naples, Florida University of Central Florida ACTIVITIES: American Society of Civil Engineers; Society of Women Major: Master in Nonprofit Management Engineers; Daniel Kids; Girls, Inc. Jacksonville Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida ACTIVITIES: Darfur Awareness Group Public Relations Chair; John Lindsey Taylor T. Washington Honor Society Public Relations Director; Urban University of North Florida Education Symposium Steering Committee; Achievers for Life Mentor; Major: Secondary English Education IMPACTJax Executive Mentorship Program and Member Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida ACTIVITIES: Golden Key International Honour Society President; Kelly Turner Student National Education Association State Council President; University of North Florida Baptist Collegiate Ministries Secretary; National Society of Collegiate Major: Master in Elementary Education Scholars; Pi Lambda Theta; ‘Week of Welcome’ Orientation Leader; Hometown: Longwood, Florida Read Across America; Extreme Weekend Counselor; Daniel House ACTIVITIES: Graduate Student Organization Secretary; Residence Volunteer; Second Harvest Food Bank; School Volunteer Hall Association Director of Programming; Colleges Against Cancer President; Relay for Life Committee and Event Chair; Mid-South Angelina Thomas Educational Research Association Member and Presenter; Florida University of North Florida Reading Association Major: Master of Clinical Mental Health Counseling Hometown: Orange Park, Florida Jesse Wilson ACTIVITIES: Graduate Student Organization President; Chi Sigma Florida State College at Jacksonville Iota; President’s Commission on Diversity and Inclusion; Outstanding Major: Business Graduate Teaching Award Selection Committee; Graduate Research Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida Team; Mentoring; Volunteer with Project SEARCH, Hope Haven ACTIVITIES: Florida Youth SHINE; Jacksonville Young Republicans; Children’s Clinic and Family Center; Operation New Hope ‘Foster Youth Day’ Co-Coordinator; Children’s Advocate to Legislature

Katherine Thomas Jacksonville University Major: Political Science Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida “CLE made a huge impact on my life. ACTIVITIES: Delta Delta Delta President; Panhellenic Council President; Jacksonville University Orientation, Residential Life, Career It also helped me to get out of my comfort Development Center zone and learn new things about others.” Class of 2011 member

COLLEGIATE LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE 19 XXIII Youth Leadership Jacksonville Class YOUTH MISSION STATEMENT: ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS INCLUDE: To identify a diverse group of high school • Attend a participating high school in Baker, students from the First Coast who have Clay, Duval, or St. Johns counties accredited demonstrated leadership and prepare them to by SACS (Southern Association of Colleges become responsible, ethical leaders committed to and Schools). MOBEEN RATHORE active community involvement. • Be a current sophomore to apply for the Youth Program Chair program that takes place in your junior year. GOALS FOR PARTICIPANTS • Be approved by the high school principal. • To meet students from all areas of the First • Demonstrate proven leadership in school Coast Community and to develop mutual and/or community activities. trust and respect for each other. • Have an interest in addressing the issues • To have an increased awareness of our confronting your community. community needs, opportunities, problems • Commit to 100% attendance. and resources. • Be academically sound. An average of “B” • To gain a greater understanding of or better is recommended. The program will contemporary issues through interaction and require students to miss seven days of class problem solving with peers, adult leaders, and during the academic year. MEG FOLDS decision makers from all segments of Approximately 56 participants are selected each Youth Programs Director the community. year from the 32 participating schools in the four- • To develop effective styles of leadership, county region – Baker, Clay, Duval and St. Johns. communication and decision making skills. • To become a responsible, ethical leader Program Days deal with specific facets of the committed to active community involvement. community such as government, criminal justice, human services, diversity and business. Each day SELECTION OF PARTICIPANTS: combines a behind-the-scenes experience with Youth Leadership Jacksonville consists of high a great deal of interaction with the appropriate school students who excel in student government, community leaders. Students learn methods academics, athletics, the arts and community and skills to address the issues as they unfold, youth organizations. The participants represent becoming ethical trustees committed to active a cross section of the community in many ways, community involvement. including gender, race, culture and neighborhoods.

YOUTH PROGRAMS COMMITTEE 2012-2013 Chair: Mobeen Rathore, LJ ’03 YOUTH LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT TEAM Steve Blumberg, LJ ’97 Jack Morgan, LJ ’96 Dick Pierpont, LJ ’03 Heather Solanka, LJ ’11 Cyndie Brake, LJ ’94 Marlene Murphy-Roach, LJ ’10 Steve Ramsey, LJ ’03 Corrina Steiger, LJ ’12/YLJ V Nancy Kilgo, LJ ’03 Jessica Otto, YLJ XIII Kyle Reese, LJ ’08 Neeley Towe, LJ ’10 Amy Lingren, LJ ’09 Connie Phillips, LJ ’08 Andrea Rizzi, LJ ’09 Linda Wilkinson, LJ ’98 Kendra McCrary, LJ ’04 Michael Phillips, LJ ’11 Clark Robertson, LJ ‘12 Penny Zuber, LJ ’12 Meg Folds, LJ ’99, Staff YOUTH LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE CALENDAR THURSDAY, MAY 15, 2012 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2012 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2012 SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 2013 Orientation “Inside the System” “Everyday Creativity” Closing Retreat/Graduation Focus on Criminal Justice System Focus on the Arts SUNDAY, AUGUST 19, 2012 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2012 THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 Opening Dinner “Leading for a Lifetime” “Are We Our Brothers’/Sisters’ Focus on Government Keeper?” SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 2012 Opening Retreat: “Getting the Big Picture” THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2012 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2013 “In Living Color” “Dollars & Sense” Focus on Appreciating Differences Focus on Business

LEADERSHIP20 JACKSONVILLE CLASS3 XXIII YOUTH LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE YOUTH XXIII Youth Leadership Jacksonville Class ORGANIZATIONS KEY DCPS Duval County Public Schools FIAA Fleming Island Athletic Association NHS National Honor Society ES Elementary School HOBY Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership NSHSS National Society of High FBLA Future Business Leaders of America IB International Baccalaureate School Scholars FCA Fellowship of Christian Athletes JROTC Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps SHS Spanish Honor Society FFA Future Farmers of America JV Junior Varsity VBS Vacation Bible Study MHS Music Honor Society Camden Anderson Jennifer Brown Liam Covey- Atlantic Coast High School Providence School Shannon Fleming Island High School ACTIVITIES: Football; ACTIVITIES: Drama Basketball; Track; Rays Club; Spring Musical; ACTIVITIES: Golden of Hope; FCA; A Honor Key Club; Church Quill; Varsity Lacrosse; Roll; Pre-Med Club; Ministry Advisory Student Tutor; National Homecoming Duke Team; Church Children’s Arts Honor Society; Tutoring; JBS; American Ministry Leadership FIAA Youth Lacrosse Assistant Coach Legion Volunteer

Allison Cannan Franco Bautista Emily Cramer Ponte Vedra High School Douglas Anderson School Stanton College of the Arts Preparatory School ACTIVITIES: FBLA; NHS; Academy of ACTIVITIES: NHS; ACTIVITIES: Mu International Business Literary Arts Honor Alpha Theta; Varsity and Marketing; Assistant Society Class Officer; Golf; JV Brain Brawl; Religious Educator; Altar Extravaganza Performer; Multicultural Club; Server; Dance Team; Young Life Tutor; Camp Counselor; Hospital Volunteer Junior State of America; Great Decisions; Eagle Scout; Junior Assistant Scoutmaster Robert Cunio, III Robert Clements Nease High School Alexis Brown Episcopal School of Stanton College Jacksonville ACTIVITIES: Varsity Preparatory School Tennis; Interact Club; ACTIVITIES: Varsity National English Honor ACTIVITIES: Tennis; JV Soccer; Society; Mentor; Church Expressionists Poetry Class VP; Chapel Band; Mission Activities;

Society; Black History Mentor; Church Acolyte Tennis Team Captain YOUTH LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE Club; Mu Alpha Theta; Ensemble Club; NSHS; ES Safety Patrol Support; The Golden Lilies Jewelry Business; James Cooksey Anna DeSalvo NSHSS; Singer/Songwriter/Guitarist Ritz Christ’s Church Academy Bishop Kenny High School Theatre; Amateur Night Finalist; UNF Teen Entrepreneur Conference; Gamma Beta ACTIVITIES: NHS; ACTIVITIES: JV Volleyball Boule Youth Recognition Program Student Leadership and Basketball; Track; Institution; Varsity Anchor Club; Zip Club; Football and Baseball; Night Vision; FCCLA Boy Scouts; Salvation Chaplain and Lector; Army; Church Youth Group Girl Scouts; Swim League; Altar Server; Camp Volunteer

YOUTH LEADERHIP JACKSONVILLE 21 YOUTH LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE Church YouthGroup Club;Spanish Club; Interact Relay forLife; Food Bank Volunteer; Day Earth Volunteer 22 Youth Group; RescueMission City Volunteer Altar Server; Swim Swim TeamAltar Server; Children’s Home; Breast Cancer Walk Ranch; Seamark Baptist Golden IslesMinistry; Program; Ronald McDonald House Volunteer; and Field; Football; VarsityBasketball, Track Council; Honor Council; Academy;PetLeadership Superintendent’s Program; DCPS Football; S2SMentorship ACTIVITIES: St. JosephAcademy Dominic Garofalo ACTIVITIES: Orange Park High School Gavin Fields ACTIVITIES: Day School St. Johns Country Nicholas Ferguson ACTIVITIES: HighEnglewood School Justin Eggers Sea Cadets;Sea Fraternus; Alpha Theta; U.S. Naval JV Basketball; NHS; Mu and Track; Swimming Club; ACE Mentoring Concrete Canoeing CouncilOfficer; Student Wrestlingand Track; Church Missions and Ranch; Seamark Society; Decathlon; Honor Football; Academic ACTIVITIES: Christ’s Church Academy Nicholas Foster

Varsity

Varsity Student Student Varsity NHS;

Company Volunteer; CommunityBallet Jacksonville Hospital Volunteer; Tutor; MagnetMania International; Creative DanceEnsemble; Outreach; Relay forLife Team Manager Speaker; HealthFair Volunteer; GoldenEagle Fair Way Winner; Clinic Volunteer; Chamber Assistant Lifeguard; Beach Teens forLife; Contest Surf BEAMFoodEnrollment; Altar Server; Drive; Health Charities Football; forKids; Stand-up JEACommunity Society; Amnesty Amnesty Society; National DanceHonor International Science Academic Team;NHS; Founder; Team;Swim President;Debate Team ACTIVITIES: theArts of School Douglas Anderson Goodman Savannah ACTIVITIES: IslandHigh SchoolFleming Juan Gonzalez ACTIVITIES: HighFletcher School Christopher Hazen ACTIVITIES: Advanced Studies Paxon School for Sydney Harris ACTIVITIES: Orange Park High School Emanuel Griffin Government; AP/Dual Government; AP/Dual Team;Swim Student Program; JuniorCivitans; Football and Track; AICE Club; Swim Team; Flag Latin Cross Country; People;to Volleyball; Team Leader Freshman Connection Beta Club; NHS; Council; Advisory School

Class Class

Varsity People Chorus; NHS; Latin Honor Society; JoeBergSeminars Honor Society; Latin and Ribs Volunteerand Community Outreach Volunteer; Rhythm Club; Clean-up; Beach Volunteer; Rotary AgainstHungerClub;Fight Culinary Chapter Board Board; Youth UnitedSynagogue Regional and President Volunteer; ofAmerica andJill Jack Teen Vice Republic Club; CancerSociety American Club; NHS; National Club;Latin Anchor DePaul Vincent Society; Track andField; St. Club; One World Club; Interact Alpha Theta; Mentor; JVHigh-Q; Mu Robotics Cluband Community Service Community Service Academic Council; School and Field; Lower TrackCountry; Cross ACTIVITIES: Jacksonville Episcopal School of Kathryn Huyghue ACTIVITIES: Nease High School Lauren Hsu ACTIVITIES: The BollesSchool Shira Kitay ACTIVITIES: Bishop KennyHigh School Dorina Jubani Cancer Club; Dominican Council; YouthAgainst Cheerleading; Discipline Hospital Volunteer Government; NHS; ACTIVITIES: Ed White High School Khyra Keeley

Botball Botball

Varsity Volleyball; Soccer; Student Student

YOUTH LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE 23 AICE

Skills USA; Technical Technical Student

Program; JV and Varsity Varsity JV and Program; FlagBasketball, Football; Ladies Chamber “Grease”; Chorus Secretary;Choir; Shaina Plotkin Douglas Anderson School of the Arts ACTIVITIES: Hunt Reagor School Bishop Kenny High ACTIVITIES: Neishma Rivera Peterson H. Frank Academy ACTIVITIES: Evelyn Padgett Evelyn School Fletcher High ACTIVITIES: Jacob Parks Baker School County High ACTIVITIES: Beta Club; Cheerleading; Christian Fellowship Kids VBS; FFA; Club; Volunteer; Connection Summer Horse Camp Culinary Church Arts; Classes Confirmation Theater; Theater; Thespians; NHS; Volunteer Mentor; Syndromewith Downs Latin Club; Government; Coaching Track; Atlanta DOOR Mission Trip; Church Choir; Choir; Church Trip; DOORAtlanta Mission House and Atlantic McDonald Ronald VBS; Volunteer Beach Spring Festival Association, Hope-Haven, and Jewish Hope-Haven, Association, Community Alliance

Band; Band; Varsity Varsity SHS; SHS; NHS; NHS; Poetry

and Slow-Pitch minican Republic Club National SocietyNational of High Class School Scholars; Cabinet Secretary; AVID; Richard Mullaney ofEpiscopal School Jacksonville ACTIVITIES: Cheyenne Morman Andrew Jackson School High ACTIVITIES: Kristen Mousa Atlantic School Coast High ACTIVITIES: Malcom McGee Malcom Senior Jean Ribault School High ACTIVITIES: Madison Miller Snyder Bishop John School High ACTIVITIES: Fast Fast Softball; Flag Football; Int’l Cultural Exchange TV Ukulele Club; Club; Crew; Theatre; Theatre; Crew; Student Debate Government; Scouts; Boy Team; Society; Decisions; Great at Senior Home, Volunteer Special Ed School and Cross Country, Soccer Country, Cross Student and Track; Interact Government; Do Show Crew; Church and Youth Group Vice Group Youth and Church Show Crew; Homeless Feeding for Life; Relay President; Ramallah-Americanvolunteer; Club LocalVillage China in Church Club; Poetry Squad; School Pride of World Volunteer; VisionGroup Walk Youth Nations

Chaplain; NHS; Spanish NHS; Science NHS; Science NHS; Spanish NHS; NHS; Chaplain; Teens Group; Youth Church Soccer Volunteer; Leader’s Young UF Trip; Mission Vets; for Conference High-Q; High-Q; Swimming; Swimming; Football; Football; Ladies First;

Crew;

Andri Kokoshi Andri School High Nease ACTIVITIES: Math Team; Interact Math Team; Math Honor Club; Society; Hispanic Honor Society; English Honor Society; Blessings in a Interact Club; Class Interact Club; Journey Joe Berg; cabinet; into Womanhood; Hospital Volunteer; Gamma Beta Boule; Anna Catherine McCrary The Bolles School ACTIVITIES: Kayla Lovett College Stanton Preparatory School ACTIVITIES: Bridarra Lovett School First Coast High ACTIVITIES: Paxon School for School Paxon Studies Advanced ACTIVITIES: Benzell Lang Student Council; Track Student Track Council; and TheaterField; Tech; Production Lacrosse; Student Lacrosse; Secretary;Government HOBY; Interact Club; Tennis; ROTC; Debate ROTC; Tennis; Spanish Club; Club; UNF Roll; Honor Shelter Volunteer; City Council Page ShelterVolunteer; Church Youth Group; Orphanage Outreach; Group; Youth Church Community Connections YOUTH LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE YOUTH Backpack; IB Beach Clean-up; Tutor; Club Tutor; IB Beach Clean-up; Backpack; Service Projects Superintendant’s Leadership Academy; Animal Shelter Volunteer Community Scholar; Player of the Year PlayerYear Community Scholar; of the Church Kids Foundation; Washington MaliVai Vice Division President/Treasurer Youth YOUTH LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE Referee; TempleYouth Group CampAssistantCoach; Soccer Soccer Assistant Synagogue Teacher; ClubSoccer; 24 Leader Award;Leader U.S. Care Marines Package Scholar; Relay forLife; 2012MLK Tomorrow’s Party; Monster Jam; Christmas Senior JoeBerg Referee; VBS; Day volunteer; Earth Mayor’s Program; Athlete; College Scholar Early Soccer Life TeamLife Captain; Pong Club; Relay for Mu Alpha Theta; Ping Club;Interact NHS; Club; Band; HOBY ACTIVITIES: HighMandarin School Marni Sapolsky ACTIVITIES: Ponte Vedra High School Justin Sandler ACTIVITIES: Orange Park High School Julian Sanchez ACTIVITIES: Ponte Vedra High School Sonia Samant and Library VolunteerLibrary and HandsOn Jacksonville International;Learn Theta; High-Q; Girls of TempleYouth AreaJacksonville Federal Youth;Synagogue United Elks TeenVolunteer; Lacrosse; YearbookStaff; ACTIVITIES: HighEnglewood School Sarena Robertson Brawl; Club; Interact Bible Club; Varsity Brain FISH Softball; Slow-Pitch Volleyball; Varsity Fast and

NHS; Beta

JV/Varsity Mu Alpha Varsity JV Soccer;

Network volunteer;CampCounselor Karate Club; Miracle HabitatforHumanity;

Performer; Food Bridge Volunteer Youth Activities; Company DanceStudio Mission Trips V Homeless Shelter; Homeless Shelter; Nursing Home, and Volunteer atChurch, Soccer, Track, andGolf; Student Leader; Student Volunteer; Family Farms Homeless Shelter Team; Team;Drama Choir Media Team;Group; Volleyball; Potter Harry ACTIVITIES: HighMiddleburg School Caitlyn Simpson ACTIVITIES: Clay High School Alexis Scardasis ACTIVITIES: CoastHighAtlantic School David Stanley ACTIVITIES: Technologyof Academies A. PhilipRandolph Tyler Sorrell ACTIVITIES: Arts theMedical of Middle/High School Darnell-Cookman Singareddy Anastasia Committee; VBS; Church Club; Sophomore Council; NHS; Beta Dance Team; Student olunteer inHaiti Seamark Ranch;Seamark

ACE; Youth

JV Softball; JV Softball; Varsity Swim Swim Lacrosse;

Club Soccer;CommunityHousingProjects

Coach Volunteer Classroomand School Team;Swim Church College; JROTC; Habitat forHumanity the World Volunteer VBS volunteer; Kids Give NHS; MuAlpha Theta; Club;Interact ChessClub; Council;Mission Work; Soccer; Football; Honor Debate Team;Senate; Journalism; Basketball Academy Historian; Keywanettes; Teach ACTIVITIES: St. JosephAcademy John Supina ACTIVITIES: Jacksonville Episcopal School of John Stephens ACTIVITIES: High School Baldwin Middle/Senior Megan Stapp ACTIVITIES: HighEnglewood School Yuzo Yamamoto ACTIVITIES: IslandHigh SchoolFleming Bradley Wilson ACTIVITIES: High School M.William Raines Troy Townsend Phi Student Excellence Student Phi Pi Sigma Honor Society; Captain; VarsityFootball;

CLASS XXIII

Volleyball;

JV Football Early Early FBLA; Tennis; School

Leadership Jacksonville Donors JULY 2011 - JUNE 2012 We gratefully acknowledge the following donors. If we inadvertently omitted any donors, please accept our apology.

Steward Level ($250) Patty Adeeb • Ray Alfred • John Anderson •Michelle Bedoya Barnett • Leon Baxton • Margaret Birchfield • Michael Boylan • Catherine Brantley David Brennan • Matthew Breuer • Jerry Bridgham • Anna Brosche • Sol and Leslie Brotman • Crystal Broughan • Jeff Bryan Margarita Cabral-Maly • Joe Camerlengo • Ralph and Jerry Cellon • Scott Chamberlayne • Jennifer Chapman • Wayne Clark Client Focused Media • Charles Commander • Community Hospice of Northeast FL • Brenda Davis • Teresa Davlantes • Lawrence Dennis Marcus Drewa • R. Bruce Dugan • Edward Jones • Christa Figgins • Meg Folds • John and Flavel Godfrey • Bryan Gowdy • Barbara Graham Courtney Grimm • Harris Guidi • Whitney Harper • Mary Harvey • Robert Hawkins • Charles Hedrick • Thomas Helm • Janet Herrick Shannon Hewett • David Hicks • Lynn Higginbotham • Aaron Hilliard • Jimmy Holderfield • Denise Hudmon • Lewis Hunter, Jr. • Derek Igou Debbie Johnson • Todd Johnson • Peter Kaplan • Allison Korman Shelton • Greg Landwirth • Scott Lanigan • LBA Certified Public Accountants Fred Lee • Earl Lewis • Amy Lingren • Dan Macferran • David Mann • Robert Mason • Pamela Maxwell • Karen Mayfield Parker and Kendra McCrary • James Milligan • H. Will Montoya • Barbara Moulding • Kathryn Murphy • Carl Ogden • Donald Padgett Espie Patrinely • Tracy Pierce • Laurie Price • Mobeen Rathore • Janet Reagor • George Robbins • Lisa Robert • Clark Robertson Margaret Scheu Sacks • L. F. Sadler • William Schaet • Meredith Schmidt • Bryan Simpson • Rodney Slifer • R. Lee Smith • Barney Spann Steve Sparks • Corrina Steiger • Linda Tassinari • Rolf Towe • J. Paul Tyler • Robert Utsey • William Van Nortwick • Macky Weaver Steve Werber • Quinton White • Linda Wilkinson • Alton and Gwen Yates • Donna Zahra • Penny Zuber

Leader Level ($75) Kristi Bageant-Epperson • Sandy Barata • Martha Barrett • Daniel Bean • Ben Bishop • Gary Blackall • Jan Brogdon • Gary Brose • Carolyn Broughton • Ellen Bushnell Stephen Canty • Warren Chandler • Children’s Home Society • Valerie Chritton • Hester Clark • James Clark • Jane Condon • Vilma Consuegra • Paul Crum Susan Cuthbertson • Laura D’Alisera • Jill Dame • Carol DiGiusto • Nicholas Dodaro • Michael DuBow • Brenna Durden • Nancy Edwards • Al Emerick • Dawn Emerick Jana Ertrachter • Brenda Ezell • Cleveland Ferguson • Mary Fisher • Linda Foley • Brian Franco • Brian Fuller • Pamela Gerrish Nelson • James Gilmore Mary Goldsmith • Jennifer Gornto • Diantha Grant • Mark Green • Hugh Greene • Susan Greene • Lenora Gregory • Gwen Griggs • Sean Hall • Paola Parra Harris Hank Haynes • Noah Henderson • Jon Heymann • Maggie Hightower • Marianne Hillegass • Alberta Hipps • Connie Hodges • Michael Howland • Barbara Hunter Sheila Hurst-Rayborn • Elizabeth Hyman • Genni Jett • Robert Johnson • Steve Jorgensen • Jan Korb • Delores Lastinger • Susan Lehr • Page Lemel • Terry Lorince Susan Mack • Sherry Magill • Juliette Mason • Susan Masucci • Paul McElroy • Anne Michael • David Miller • Robb Mitchell • Johnnetta Moore • Jack Morgan Marlene Murphy-Roach • Sue Nussbaum • James O’Leary • Chris Oakley • Ilona Olayan • Katherine Para • Scott Parker • Stephen Parker • Mary Alice Phelan Connie Phillips • Paul Pitel • Carol Pitman • Marcelle Polednik • Susan Ponder-Stansel • Antonia Porterfield • James Rinaman • Andrea Rizzi • Beth Robbins David Robertson • Jim Robinson • Susan Rodgers • Perrin Rubin • Sarah Sallas-Herring • Linda Scaz • Howard Serkin • Ann Shorstein • Harry Shorstein Samuel Shorstein • Helen Short • Laine Silverfield • Catherine Snowden • Heather Solanka • Marlene Spalten • Kendall Spencer • Karen Stern • Dwaine Stevens Linda Sullivan • Lynn Sussman • Sam Taylor • Suzanne Taylor • Carol Turbow • Anne Urban • Paul Vance • Clark Vargas • The Blood Alliance • Theodora Walton MaliVai Washington • Sharon Calvert Webb• Joan Weber • Gary Wilkinson • Courtenay Wilson • Dottie Wilson

Supporter Level (up to $74) Christine Arab • Martha Frye Baker • Jacquelyn Bates • Carol Baumer • Murray Beard • Joyce Bizot • Sarah Bohr • Susan Burns • Nancy Burrows Patricia Cannan • Betty Carley • Giselle Carson • Joan Carver • Kathleen Clower • Keli Coughlin • James Crooks • Margaret Dees Charles Diebel • Ed Fahy • Bruce Ferguson •Terri Florio • Cheryl Gonzalez • C. Peter Goplerud • Julie Handley • Elizabeth Head • Deborah Heald • James Heinz Adam Hollingsworth • Charles Hood • Camille Horn • Judith Jacobson • Crystal Jones • Biggs Knauer • Joy Korman • Joe Lemire • Jan Lipsky Laura Magevney • Susan Main • Jean Mangu • Jeanne Maron • Karen Mathis • John Mills • Rick Mullaney • Diane Nixa • Deborah Norman • Bobbie O’Connor Janet Owens • Shannon Perry • Sylvia Perry • Margaret Ray • Tricia Ridgway-Kaputska • Michael Rutledge • Madeline Scales-Taylor • Rebecca Schwam Jack Sears • Kem Siddons • Judith Smith • Carol Spalding • Odette Struys • Katherine Thomas • Gwynne Tonsfeldt • Sharon Wilburn • Cecil Williams Wende Wilson • Daniel Wolff

In-Kind Donors BroadBased Communications, Inc. • BROOKSLACAYO • Tricia and Jim Cannan • Edward Waters College • Elyk Innovation, Inc • Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Florida State College at Jacksonville • Friday Musicale • Meg and Jim Folds • Harden • Hendricks Avenue Baptist Church • Jacksonville Public Library Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office • Kirby Hamilton • Mary Fisher Design • Mayo Clinic • Midtown Centre • Dr. Mobeen Rathore • Montgomery Copley & Associates NE FL Chapter of the American Red Cross • PostOp/Randy Bernhardt • Ralston & Company • St. Vincent’s HealthCare • Sulzbacher Center The Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens • United Way of Northeast Florida • University of North Florida LeadershipJULY Jacksonville 2011 - JUNE 2012 Donors We gratefully acknowledge the following donors. If we inadvertently omitted any donors, please accept our apology.

Legacy Level ($20,000) Jacksonville University • The Schultz Foundation, Inc.

Platinum Level ($10,000) Florida Blue

Gold Level ($5,000) AVT Event Technologies • Barbara Drake Trading LLC • BroadBased Communications, Inc. • J.F. and Peggy Bryan Clockwork Marketing Services, Inc. • Fidelity National Financial, Inc. • JEA • Lindsey Films • Mayo Clinic MSC Care Management • The Christy Birong YLJ Endowment Fund • Times-Union Media

Silver Level ($2,500) Acosta Sales and Marketing Company • Eleanor Ashby • AT&T • Bank of America…Merrill Lynch • Brightway Insurance Brooks Community Health • Toni and Andy Crawford • CSX • Cynthia and Daniel Edelman • Deerwood Rotary Charities, Inc. Environmental Services, Inc. • EverBank • Fidelity Investments • Harden • Haskell • Interline Brands, Inc. Stephen and Sandra Ramsey • Rayonier • Reynolds, Smith and Hills, Inc. • Shouvlin Foundation • SunTrust Bank Thurston Roberts Charitable Trust • University of Florida Department of Pediatrics • VyStar Credit Union • Wells Fargo

Bronze Level ($1,500) Akerman Senterfitt • Baptist Health • Wade Barnes, M.D. • BB&T • Bill Fest 2012 • Bill Fest 2012 • Bill Fest 2012 • Bill Fest 2012 • CenterState Bank • Citi Sandy Cook • DuBow Family Foundation • Ennis, Pellum & Associates, CPAs • Ernst & Young LLP • Florida State College at Jacksonville • Foley & Lardner LLP Friends of Bill Birchfield • Friends of Preston • Friends of Preston • Friends of Preston • Friends of Gertrude Peele/Eartha M.M. White Legacy Fund Haynes, Peters & Bond Co. • Hyman Family Advised Fund • Jacksonville Aviation Authority • Jacksonville Jaguars • Jacksonville Job Corps Center Jacksonville Port Authority • Jacksonville Transportation Authority • Nancy Kilgo • LJ Class of 2010 • LJ Class of 2010 • Marks Gray, P.A. Wm. A. (Sandy) McArthur/N.G. Wade Investment Co. • PARC Management • Publix Super Markets Charities • Saunders & Company, Inc.• Robert Shircliff Skanska USA Building • St. Vincent’s HealthCare • Dr. Barry H. Stevens • The Bedell Firm / Driver, McAfee, Peek & Hawthorne, P.L. The Forbes & Thompson Wealth Management Group • The Hester Group • UF&ShandsJacksonville • University of Florida Department of Pediatrics William H. Walton III • James H. Winston/Citadel Life & Health • YMCA of Florida’s First Coast

Trustee Level ($500) Laurie Allen • Bill Birchfield • Gail Bird • James Burkhart • Chartrand Foundation • Hamilton Cooke • Randal Drew • Sunny Gettinger • Stephen Goldman • Michael Grebe Broderick Green • Lawrence Hamilton • M.C. ‘Ceree’ Harden • Michael Howland • Jim Hughes • Michael Killea • Brian King • Gregory Kleffner • Jerry Mallot • Deborah Moore Teresa K. Myers • Melissa Nelson • Ron Pellum • Drew Prusiecki • Kerry Romesburg • Ashley Smith Juarez • Isabelle Owen Spence • Rachael Sulkers • Frank Surface Dorcas Tanner • Justin Terry • The Lord’s Foundation, Inc. • The Scanlon Family Foundation • The Winston Family Foundation • University of North Florida • Donald Zell

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