Young Alumni on the Fast Track Andrew Davis (BBA ’01) Wins Continental Tire Sportscar Challenge at Road Atlanta Here Is Where Two Lives Become One

Winter 2015

Magazine for alumni and friends of the Terry College of Business at the University of Georgia

In this issue: Young Alumni on the Fast Track Andrew Davis (BBA ’01) wins Continental Tire SportsCar Challenge at Road Atlanta Here is where two lives become one.

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Ready for success

As business educators, one of our primary duties is to give our students the tools they need to be successful in their career pursuits. At Terry, we know that success depends on embracing change and viewing challenges as opportunities. This is especially evident in the stories I hear every day about Terry College young alumni. As this issue of Terry Magazine shows, our alumni have achieved success across a wide variety of fields, from beginning their own businesses to running some of the world’s largest companies. Their willingness to give back to their alma mater is just as impressive. From on-campus lectures and job recruitment to student mentoring and financial contributions, Terry alumni send a clear and consistent message to our students that giving back is an inherent part of success. The Business Learning Community, currently in its second phase of construction, is a perfect example of how alumni support is having a direct impact on education. Students in Correll Hall are now benefiting from its state-of-the-art facilities and working hard to become the next generation of business leaders. There are signs of alumni impact everywhere at Terry. The Student Managed Investment Fund is a premier experiential learning opportunity which provides undergraduate students the opportunity to manage over CASSIE WRIGHT $1.1M of assets initially funded by alumni contributions. Over 500 of these signs of alumni impact are also evident in Terry students being mentored this semester by alumni. It is clear that investing in the Terry College is having a marked impact on the next generation of business leaders. As you read about the amazing things our alumni have accomplished, I hope you notice that the common thread that runs through these stories is the culture of excellence and opportunity in place at the Terry College. I am thankful to all of you for your support which allows that culture to thrive.

Sincerely,

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

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TERRY DEAN’S Russell C. Lindner Rodney Bullard (MBA ’12) Catherine Davis Knox S. Andrew Sullivan ADVISORY COUNCIL Chairman and CEO VP of Community Affairs (BBA ’83) (BBA ’89), Managing Partner, The Forge Company Chick-fil-A Inc. Senior Wealth Advisor J. Hardman Knox Chair Executive Director Sullivan & Schlieman Wealth (BBA ’98) Barry L. Storey William H. Linginfelter Chick-fil-A Foundation Management LLC Principal Area President, Managing Partner BLS Holdings Group Georgia/South Carolina Margaret K. Caldwell Knox Properties, LLLP William Bradley Turner III Regions Financial Corporation (AB ’91), Managing Director (BBA ’03), Partner Vice Chair JLL Capital Markets Charles Kolodkin Yates, Woolfolk & Turner Elizabeth W. Camp Michael K. Ostergard (MBA ’81), Executive Insurance President and CEO North American Managing Scott Calhoun (BBA ’92, Director of Enterprise D F Management Inc. Partner, Corporate Strategy MAcc ’93), Senior Advisor Risk and Insurance William E. Underwood Accenture Ronald Blue & Co. Cleveland Clinic (BBA ’85), Founder and George M. Boltwood Family Office Managing Partner Vice Chairman and Head of Patrick S. Pittard Andrew Cary Lipman Ironwood Insurance Services Corporate and Commercial Executive-in-Residence Stacy A. Chick (BBA ’84) (BBA ’96) Banking (Retired) Terry College of Business Thomas O. Usilton Jr. VP Archie F. Lowe (BBA ’78) BBVA Compass Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals (ABJ ’74), Chief Bonney S. Shuman President and CEO Development Officer and SVP Susan M. Boyd CEO (Retired) Matthew D. Clark Peachtree Benefit Group Inc. Radiology Partners Inc. Consultant Stratix Corporation (BBA ’92, MAcc ’93, MBA ’04) Anthony Martin CFO, Seven Stone Surface Craig C. Walker (AB ’85) Phillip E. Casey W. E. “Brother” Stewart Jr. (MBA ’00), Principal Fabrication Managing Director – Chairman (Retired) President Martin Financial Group Investments, Merrill Lynch – Gerdau Ameristeel Bibb Distributing Company Will Colley (BBA ’90) Scott McGee (BBA ’92) The Chappell Walker Group EVP Timothy A. Chapman Peter R. Vig Partner, KPMG Coldwell Banker Commercial Nancy Wright Whatley Founder and CEO Managing Director (BBA ’81), Executive Stadion Money Management Stephen Molinari RoundRock Capital Partners Thomas Marvin Cotney Jr. (BBA ’98) Director, IgniteHQ (BBA ’80), CEO, mBlox Richard W. Courts IV VP of Sales and Marketing Stephen Wideman President Patrick K. Coyne (MBA ’94) The Corridor Group (MBA ’96) ALUMNI BOARD Atlantic Realty Company CFO VP, Flir Systems Inc. OF DIRECTORS J. Scott Mulkey (AB ’98) Rapid Ocean Response VP of Marketing and Strategy Jay M. Davis F. M. Buck Wiley III Chair Coca-Cola North America Chairman and CEO Zack C. Deming (BBA ’01) (JD ’92, MBA ’92) John F. Schraudenbach National Distributing Client Partner, Korn Ferry Managing Director – (BBA ’81, MAcc ’82) Timothy W. Murphy Jr. Company Inc. Investments Partner Steven L. Denton (BBA ’87) (BBA ’96) SVP, Finance Merrill Lynch Darren W. DeVore Ernst & Young LLP CEO, Beecher Carlson WestRock Managing Partner Regional President Vicki Brinson Williams Vice Chair C.V. Nalley IV Broad Pine Investments Brown & Brown Inc. (BSED ’95, MBA ’00) W. Craig Barrs (BBA ’80) (BBA ’03), President SVP, Benefits and HRIS Virginia C. Drosos EVP, Customer Service Michael D. Drayer (BBA ’95) SONS Automotive Group NBCUniversal President and CEO Operations CEO Entertainment Division Assurex Health Carlos A. Navarro (MBA ’16) Georgia Power Company Aon Risk Solutions President of Latin America James C. Faulkner Secretary/Treasurer Danelle Faust (BBA ’95) Elavon YOUNG ALUMNI BOARD Entrepreneur, Enterprise Lisa Read Blanco Associate Client Partner Management Group James B. Patton Chair (BBA ’95, JD ’98) Merkle (BBA ’81), Managing Angel Jones (BBA ’03) Hillel A. Feinberg General Counsel Ed Ferguson (BBA ’93) Principal and CEO, Patton Sales Talent Chairman and CEO GE Ventures LLC Managing Director Albertson & Miller LLC Acquisition Manager First Southwest Company Immediate Past Chair Raymond James Andrea Tabor Pearson Paychex Elisha W. Finney Cecil R. Cooke (BBA ’75) Scott C. Ferguson (BBA ’77) (BBA ’98) EVP and CFO Managing Director EVP Managing Director- Varian Medical Systems Aon Risk Solutions The Underwriters Group Account Executive Practice ACEUSA Theodore R. French Jr. Danette Beck Jacob J. Ferro Jr. President and CEO (BBA ’94), SVP (AB ’96, MBA ’03), CIO Cindy Robinette (BBA ’89) Claviger Capital LLC Marsh USA Inc. American Cancer Society Inc. Managing Partner Lizanne C. Gottung Brian S. Beckwith (BBA ’91) Seacrest Partners Nancy Fischer (BBA ’89) SVP, Human Resources CEO Partner, Pillsbury Winthrop Scott J. Russell (BBA ’88) Kimberly-Clark Formation Capital LLC Shaw Pittman LLP Principal C. William Griffin Laura Evelyn Brightwell Midtown Consulting Group EVP, Senior Managing (BBA ’89) John H. Garrett (MBA ’97) Camille Russo (BBA ’94) Director SVP, Public Affairs CEO/Founder CFO, Alta Innovations Black Knight Financial and Communications CNP Technologies LLC Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc. Services Rick Griffin (BBA ’77) John K. Sheppard (BBA ’79, MBA ’81) John H. Heyman Michael William Browder President and CEO President Partner, Actuate Partners (BBA ’84), EVP and CFO CareSouth Health System Inc. RegionalCare Hospital SodaStream U.S. David E. Homrich Travis Hannon (BBA ’00) Partners Scott G. Sink (BBA ’84) Chief Financial and Managing Director, Senior EVP, McGriff, Seibels Investment Officer Christopher W. Brown Accounting Advisor, Warbird & Williams Inc. AMB Group LLC (BBA ’87), Managing Consulting Partners Director-Investment George A. Steadman III John W. Jackson William Herman IV Officer, Brown Miller Wealth (BBA ’75), Vice Chairman President and CEO (BBA ’92), Audit Partner Management Group of Wells Rutherfoord/Marsh & State Bank & Trust Company Deloitte & Touche LLP Fargo Advisors LLC McClennan Agency Boland T. Jones Blake F. Bruce (BBA ’03) Ryan D. Katz (BBA ’96) Chairman and CEO SVP- Wealth Management, Founding Partner Premiere Global Services Inc. Merrill Lynch Route 66 Ventures LLC

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Young alums express thanks

In an issue dedicated to Terry’s outstanding young alumni, I would be remiss if I didn’t introduce you to the two Terry students — soon to be young alums themselves — who spoke so eloquently to a large North Campus crowd at this fall’s Correll Hall dedication and Amos Hall groundbreaking. Johnelle Simpson, a double major in risk management and insurance and political science, is president of the UGA Student Government Association. He has won a number of national speaking competitions, and his résumé includes being voted UGA Homecoming King this fall. “Today is a great day to be a student in the Terry College of Business,” said Simpson, whose interest in business was stimulated by his participation in the Terry Business Academy, an immersive summer program that exposes high school students to the various business majors JOHNELLE SIMPSON that Terry has to offer. When it came time to apply to colleges, UGA was KENT HANNON his only choice. “The Business Learning Community foreshadows the future of this business school for its faculty and staff — and, most importantly, for my constituents, the students,” said Simpson, whose sense of humor delighted the crowd when he noted that Dan Amos’ mother had given him a set of risk management rules to live by at lunch. Following Simpson to the microphone was Deer Run Fellow Carmen Arias, who already qualifies as a young alum with her accounting BBA in hand, but who won’t leave campus until she has a master’s to go with it. Arias paid tribute to what she termed “the adaptability” of Terry’s new Business Learning Community. “We all know that the business environment nowadays is completely different than it was 20, or even 10 years ago,” said Arias, who is the first person in her family to attend college, “and Terry has taken this into account in order to prepare us as we enter this modern business world, which is increasingly focused on technology and teamwork.” CARMEN ARIAS Correll Hall’s interactive study rooms, high-tech classrooms, business KENT HANNON labs — plus a graduate student commons that is open 24 hours a day — are all key elements in ramping up the quality of business education, said Arias, who also injected some humor into her presentation. Arias applauded Correll Hall’s open-all-night policy for “finally ending the war with the MLC [Miller Learning Center] students, who were fighting with us for those MLC study rooms! It has been a true struggle, but it’s all better for us now!”

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JANUARY DEAN Academic Directors Benjamin C. Ayers ENTREPRENEURSHIP 15 Middle Georgia Economic Outlook –– Macon PROGRAMS ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR Bob Pinckney 20 Savannah Economic Outlook RESEARCH AND GRADUATE PROGRAMS EXECUTIVE & PROFESSIONAL Marisa A. Pagnattaro MBA PROGRAMS 21 Terry Third Thursday Richard L. Daniels Speaker: David Cummings, Partner, Atlanta Venture ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS FULL-TIME MBA PROGRAM Henry J. Munneke 21 Coastal Economic Outlook –– Jekyll Island Santanu Chatterjee SENIOR DIRECTOR FOR INSTITUTE FOR LEADERSHIP FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION 22 Terry Leadership Speaker Series ADVANCEMENT Donald R. Perry, Jr. Speaker: Ken Kendrick, Managing General Partner, Arizona Laura M. Little Diamondbacks EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT & ALUMNI MUSIC BUSINESS 27 Athens Economic Outlook RELATIONS CERTIFICATE PROGRAM Martee T. Horne David Barbe

29 Columbus Economic Outlook DIRECTOR OF ASSESSMENT UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS AND RANKINGS Laura L. Clark Myra L. Moore

FEBRUARY DIRECTOR OF DIVERSITY University Administration 2 Albany Economic Outlook RELATIONS PRESIDENT Randy S. Groomes Jere W. Morehead

4 Augusta Economic Outlook DIRECTOR OF EXECUTIVE SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT PROGRAMS (INTERIM) FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS 5 Terry Young Alumni Board Meeting Donald R. Perry, Jr. AND PROVOST Pamela S. Whitten EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF 5 Terry Young Alumni Formal INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Terry Magazine Staff Brad J. Hunt EDITOR 9 Dalton Economic Outlook DIRECTOR OF MARKETING & Kent Hannon COMMUNICATIONS ART DIRECTOR 9 San Francisco Alumni Reception Martha R. Dennis Chris Taylor

18 Terry Third Thursday DIRECTOR OF THE SELIG ASSOCIATE EDITOR CENTER FOR ECONOMIC Matt Waldman Speaker: Alex Taylor, EVP, Cox Enterprises GROWTH Jeffrey M. Humphreys PRODUCTION MANAGER 18 Terry Alumni Board Meeting Marisa Castengera DIRECTOR OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT SERVICES & Contributing Writers: MARCH CORPORATE RELATIONS Ray Glier, Lori Johnston, Susan Lisa B. Meadows Percy, Chris Starrs, Chip Stewart, 17 Terry Third Thursday Matt Weeks Speaker: Mary Laschinger, Chairman of the Board & CEO, Department Heads Contributing Photographers: Verativ J.M. TULL SCHOOL OF Hannah Arista, David Banks, ACCOUNTING Kent Hannon, Jason Thrasher, 18 Terry Leadership Speaker Series Theodore E. Christensen Cassie Wright Speaker: Debbie Storey (AB ’80, MBA ’06), EVP, Mobility ECONOMICS Contact: Customer Service, AT&T Christopher M. Cornwell Kent Hannon Editor, Terry Magazine 22 Birmingham Alumni Reception FINANCE Jeffry M. Netter Terry College of Business G4 Brooks Hall APRIL INSURANCE, LEGAL STUDIES University of Georgia & REAL ESTATE 13 Terry Honors Day Athens, GA 30602-6269 Robert E. Hoyt (706) 542-3760 [email protected] 30 Terry Alumni Awards and Gala MANAGEMENT Robert J. Vandenberg Terry magazine is published by the MAY MANAGEMENT INFORMATION Terry College of Business Office of SYSTEMS Marketing and Communications. 13 Terry Graduation Convocation Marie-Claude Boudreau terry.uga.edu/omc

For more information on Terry events, including MBA MARKETING Cover photograph: Jason Thrasher Race car driver Andrew Davis information sessions, and Executive Programs: Charlotte H. Mason terry.uga.edu/events

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SNAPSHOTS 8 Correll Hall Dedication Amos Hall Groundbreaking

NEWSFEED 12 News about the Terry College of Business

R&I 18 Multicultural Economy Report: Asians, Hispanics driving U.S. economy. Landmark EEOC ruling protects LGBT workers. Why CEOs delay sharing bad news.

GATHERINGS 22 Images of the Terry family

GIVING SOCIETIES 52 SPECIAL Honor Roll, Dean’s Circle BORN TO RUN 24 of Giving, Pinnacle Society, Andrew Davis (BBA ’01) was taking checkered flags while he was a student at Terry. He Heritage Society, Second met his wife in a Terry lecture hall. And the marketing skills he picked up in a Terry classroom Century Club, Class Gifts, have been indispensable in a sport where even champion drivers like Davis have to lobby 1912 Society race team owners and sponsors for financial support. By Charles McNair

CLASS NOTES/ 76 PASSINGS WINDOWS OF HOPE 30 The mayor of Los Angeles wants to transform the nation’s second-largest metropolitan area into a more cohesive, livable ALUMNI PROFILES environment — and one of the people he’s entrusted with that • London businessman 77 formidable assignment is journalist-poet-activist-urban planner Tareq Hawasli (BBA ’02) Mark Anthony Thomas (BBA ’01). By Matt Waldman (AB ’96) • War hero Bobby 79 Woods (MBA ’15)

MENTOR PROGRAM FOCUSED 36 • Saucehouse founder 80 ON MATCHMAKING Christopher Belk (EMBA ’13) The best medicine for students with career path anxiety is sage advice from successful young alumni who have been there, done that, and lived to tell the story. By Matt Weeks (ABJ ’05, MPA ’11)

YOUNG ALUMNI FEATURES 38 Crystal Ivey (MBA ’14) is an assistant brand manager at Procter & Gamble. Kristen Manion Taylor (ABJ ’96, MBA ’97) is a Terry Magazine iOS App managing director at Delta Air Lines. Matt Shanks (BBA ’10) is the founder of GameDay Transport. Alyssa Abe (BBA ’14, MAcc ’14) and her sister Jessica Abe (BBA ’14) work for EY in Atlanta, and their younger sister Miranda Abe is a student at Terry. By Matt Waldman, Susan Percy, Ray Glier, and Lori Johnston

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DeVore Conference Room Innovation Lab

8 terry.uga.edu Snapshots Correll Hall in pictures Photos by Peter Aaron / OTTO for Robert A.M. Stern Architects

South Portico

Graduate Commons

Second floor hallway Blanchard Atrium terry.uga.edu 9 Dedication Photography by Cassie Wright As the Terry College family gathered on North Campus on Sept. 17, the same pioneering spirit that established the first business school in the South was summoned again. Beginning with an elegant dinner the night before, a magical 24 hours saw Terry supporters attend a lecture, a dedication, and a groundbreaking in honor of the college’s new Business Learning Community. Laughter and conversation rang across the campus lawn as alumni reconnected with old friends and witnessed the college’s new beginning.

To follow the progress of Phase 2, including Amos Hall, visit: building.terry.uga.edu/phase2 From left: Carmen Arias, Pete Correll and Dan Amos.

From left: Pete Correll, Dean Ben Ayers, Dan Amos and Johnelle Simpson.

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From left: Dean Ben Ayers, Ada Lee Correll, Pete Correll, UGA President Jere W. Morehead, and Dan Amos.

Under the tent

From left: Dean Ben Ayers, UGA President Jere W. Morehead, Dan Amos, Jean Amos, Kathelen Amos, and Coca-Cola donated Building Terry branded Lauren Amos. bottles for the event.

terry.uga.edu 11 Newsfeed News about Terry College students, faculty, and alumni • Winter 2015 Terry dedicates Correl Hall, Amos recognized breaks ground for Amos Hall amongst AACSB By Matt Weeks (ABJ ’05, MPA ’11) Influential Leaders AACSB International recognized Dan Amos (BBA ’73), Aflac CEO and chairman, as one of the first 100 AACSB Influential Leaders. Amos has a long history of service to his alma mater. He has been honored with the institution’s Distinguished Alumni Award and recently chaired the campaign cabinet of the college’s highly successful Building Terry capital campaign, which raised more than $121 million for the college’s new Business Learning Community. Under Amos’ leadership, Aflac’s

CASSIE WRIGHT revenues have grown from $2.7 The Terry College set a new precedent for business education in September billion to more than $23.9 billion. with the opening of Correll Hall and the ceremonial groundbreaking of Amos The company insures more than Hall. Correll Hall marks the completion of Phase I of the college’s planned 50 million people worldwide and Business Learning Community. The Amos Hall groundbreaking marks the start is the leading provider of individu- of Phase II. al insurance polices offered at the worksite in the United States. Correll Hall is named in honor of A.D. “Pete” Correll (BBA ’63) and his As an AACSB honoree, Amos wife, Ada Lee (BSEd ’63). [See photo of them above with Daniel P. Amos.] joins individuals such as the “Ada Lee and I are immensely proud to be tied to the legacy of the Terry CEO of one of the world’s largest College and the University of Georgia, which has helped so many young men global relief services, a technology and women over the years,” said Correll, chairman emeritus of Georgia-Pacific. pioneer who is working to cure “I know firsthand that the state of Georgia and its workforce benefit directly cancer, the founder of a global from the teaching and learning that happen here.” e-commerce powerhouse, and an Correll Hall, home to the college’s graduate programs, was designed with enterprising company president collaboration in mind and includes a business innovation lab, multiple team credited with reviving an interna- project rooms, and a graduate commons. tional toy industry favorite. Amos Hall, the centerpiece of Phase II of the college’s expansion, will house More than 20 industry sectors, its undergraduate programs. Named in honor of Dan Amos (BBA ’73), chairman from consumer products to healthcare to nonprofits, across and CEO of Aflac, the facility is slated for completion in 2017. 21 countries, are represented Phase II will encompass approximately 140,000 square feet with two large in this year’s AACSB Influential auditoriums, eight classrooms, a trading room, a behavioral lab, undergraduate Leaders group. commons, conference rooms, and faculty and staff offices.

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Tull School UGA Foundation boosts ranks among SMIF’s capital to $1 million nation’s best By Chip Stewart (ABJ ’97) Terry’s J.M. Tull School of In October, the investment committee of the UGA Foundation Accounting continues to place voted unanimously to invest $750,000 in Terry’s Student Managed Invest- highly in the rankings published ment Fund, boosting SMIF’s working capital from a balance of approximately by the Public Accounting Report. Consistently ranked in the $354,000 as of Aug. 31 to more than $1 million. top 10 undergraduate and The Student Managed Investment Fund is a program that enables Terry and master’s programs among public UGA students to serve as investment managers for the UGA Foundation with research universities, the Tull responsibilities that require regular reporting of market values and reinvesting School’s undergraduate program returns back into the foundation’s portfolio. ranked No. 9 and the master’s “The foundation’s commitment is a confirmation of the huge impact that level ranked No. 10 among all SMIF is having on Terry and UGA students in setting them up for tremendous programs (including public and professional success,” says Mitch Reiner, chairman of the board of trustees for private research universities) in SMIF and COO of Capital Investment Advisors in Atlanta. “When we look at Public Accounting Report’s 2015 companies in cities like Atlanta, New York and Chicago that are seeking the rankings. In addition, the Tull talent coming out of the Student Managed Investment Fund, it’s because we School’s Ph.D. program ranked have something special here.” No. 12, up four spots from last SMIF was initiated in 2006 with a $125,000 gift from UGA Foundation year. trustee Darren DeVore (BBA ’86) and his wife Pam. They wanted to give students practical experience through an opportunity to serve as actual invest- Terry mourns ment managers versus learning about the financial services industry through hypothetical investment scenarios. Ron Swift The program allows UGA students to manage a UGAF investment fund — and Ron Swift, an since its inception the returns students have achieved compare favorably to major executive-in-res- Wall Street averages. Through fiscal year 2015, the DeVores and other donors idence at Terry contributed a total of $250,000 to the fund, whose team has grown the balance and an information by an average of 8.95 percent on an annualized basis since the fund’s inception. technology expert, Student-managers make presentations to UGAF’s investment committee passed away on wherein they recap their current investment strategies and provide analysis of the Aug. 11 due to SMIF fund’s performance. SWIFT lymphoma. “The SMIF team has brought some new and fresh investment ideas to the A valued member of the MIS foundation and I am looking forward to working with them to help grow the Advisory Board, Swift began his long term portfolio,” says John Crawford, chair of the investment committee. business career with the U.S. Air “This is an Force and served for many years outstanding at IBM, AT&T, and Teradata. He opportunity was a renowned author, speaker for the SMIF and consultant in the fields of customer relationship manage- students to ment and data warehousing. prepare for a For more than two decades, career in the he taught Terry classes, quickly financial services becoming a student favorite due industry and to to his entertaining presentations develop strategies and desire to speak to students for success both long after class ended. personally and Swift is survived by his wife, professionally.”

Donna. KENT HANNON

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Amos and Correll offer sage advice Terry contributes to By Matt Weeks (ABJ ’05, MPA ’11) Teach For America The true challenge of leadership isn’t about the bottom line, but about Thirty UGA graduates have making the world better. If that sounds idealistic, keep in mind that the message committed to teach in schools came from two of America’s most successful CEOs — Daniel P. Amos (BBA ’73) across the nation through the and A.D. “Pete” Correll (BBA ’63) — who were featured speakers at the recent highly competitive Teach for Mason Public Leadership Lecture on the UGA campus. America program. Only 15 percent “I believe people want to do of this year’s 44,000 applicants — with an average GPA of 3.4 — business with companies that were admitted to the program. make life better,” said Amos, Those 30 UGA students will join CEO and chairman of Aflac, 4,100 other recruits this year, en- which is recognized as one of the abling the university to tie for 14th nation’s most ethical companies. place as a contributor to Teach for “The job of a corporation is to America among large universities. make a profit. If you don’t, noth- “UGA students who are hired ing else matters. But once you’ve at Teach for America tend to be done that, you can also give back. strong organizers with a passion And then people want to do busi- for helping children succeed in the ness with you.” classroom,” says Scott Williams, ROBERT NEWCOMB The success Amos has had UGA Career Center director. The highlight of this year’s Mason Lecture was the exchanges between (from left) Correll and Amos. at Aflac — building revenues “They represent future leaders in from $2.7 billion to more than a myriad of professional career $24 billion — has come from an understanding of business within the context of fields who continue to support community. In 2008, Aflac became the first publicly traded American company to and influence the quality of education in the classroom.” allow shareholders to vote on top management’s compensation, a feature that’s Terry graduates like Zack Kroll now required by law. It has also been forward- thinking in terms of employee have been an integral part of that recruitment and philanthropy. passionate educational workforce. “America is made up of a diverse group of people,” said Amos. “It’s not made “I really wanted to find some- up of 60-year-old white guys sitting around a table. If your leadership team is thing where I was making an im- made up of just that group, you’re really not getting the diversity to understand pact,” says Kroll (BBA ’11), whose what’s in the workplace and what the customer and consumer want.” two-year Teach for America Correll, chairman emeritus of Georgia-Pacific, said managers have a responsi- tenure took him to a rural school bility to improve their communities, which in turn benefits employees. in the Mississippi Delta. Though “When we started out in these small towns, we quickly concluded that we challenging, Kroll says it was an were 90 percent of the tax base,” said Correll. “So if you want anything good eye-opening experience — one to happen in the community, the leaders of the business have to do it. So I came that compelled him to return to up knowing that if we were going to make these communities better, the people UGA to get a master’s degree from the business had to be involved.” from the College of Education. In Correll’s view, that involvement extends beyond business. “I really, really enjoyed connect- “The difference between the haves and have-nots is greater in our country than ing with people on a different level it’s ever been since the Civil War. Most countries solve these problems by revo- and teaching them something they didn’t know before,” says lutions. We’re at a point where people have to step up. They have to recognize Kroll, who now teaches geome- that in this wonderful recovery we’ve lived through we have left a significant part try at Centennial High School in of the population behind. Regardless of whose fault it is, the leadership of this Roswell with a goal of eventually country has got to step up. I think that’s the most pressing need of our country.” getting into education adminis- Both leaders also gave sage advice to Terry students, including Amos’ three tration. “I plan on working with principles of risk management and insurance: ”Don’t risk a lot for a little. Don’t young people for as long as I can, risk more than you can afford to lose. And consider the odds. If you take those and a lot of that came from this three principles to heart, you can apply them to almost anything you do.” experience.”

14 terry.uga.edu Newsfeed Meet Laura Zimmerman Economics professor with interest in developing countries brings real-life international issues into her classroom Where did you earn degrees and what are your current responsibilities at UGA? I earned my bachelor’s degree in philosophy, politics, and economics (PPE) from the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, and my master’s degree and Ph.D. in economics from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. At UGA, I am currently an assistant

professor with a joint appointment in the department ROBERT NEWCOMB of economics in the Terry College of Business and in Zimmerman, who grew up in Germany, holds a joint appointment at Terry the department of international affairs in the School of and at UGA’s School of Public and International Affairs. Public and International Affairs. My research focuses on What interests you about your field? the intersection of political science/international affairs and economics in developing countries, and I teach and Research at the intersection of economics and inter- supervise undergraduate and graduate students in both national affairs in developing countries is a new and departments. very active field with many open questions. I deal with real-life issues that affect millions of people every single What brought you to UGA? day, for example with whether India’s very ambitious I have had an interest in the substantial overlap between anti-poverty schemes work in practice and where the international affairs and economics since my under- challenges lie. This means that my research is not purely graduate degree in PPE, and my dissertation focused academic, but also has policy implications that can on the intersection of political and economic factors in serve as information for governments and institutions India. Therefore, the interdisciplinary position shared such as the World Bank. I have presented at workshops between international affairs and economics was a that bring together politicians, government program perfect fit for me and allowed me to become a part of beneficiaries, NGOs, and academics, which have been two research-active and dynamic departments. incredible for the exchange of ideas. When I listen to the story of a poor Indian woman about how a few days of a What are your favorite courses and why? government-funded job have helped her get out of a de I enjoy teaching undergraduate courses in development facto slave contract in her village, I just know that I am economics and politics of development because they in the right field. apply concepts to real-life and current settings. In the politics of development class, we look at why govern- How does your research inspire your teaching? ments or civilians behave in a certain way and why this My research helps me make the course content less makes political processes so complex. An example: We abstract. I regularly put up pictures from my own travels read a journal article on why the terrorist group LRA to developing countries in class, and we talk about some in Uganda abducted mostly children rather than adults of the things that I experienced, which I hope gives to recruit soldiers, and how many of Boko Haram’s students a better feel for what it is like to travel to a practices in Nigeria have become similar to those of the developing country and what daily life there looks like. LRA. We then discuss how this influences counterinsur- Describe your ideal student. gency strategies by the government and the international community. In the development economics class, we look The ideal student is interested in understanding what life at why some countries are poor and others are not, how in developing countries is like, why the economic and people live on $1/day, what their daily challenges are, and political situation is what it is, and what needs to be done what the international community can do about this. to change it.

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MBA program Bennett-Alexander adds new wins Beckman Award concentrations By Sam Fahmy The Terry College of Business has broadened its Full-Time MBA Two University of Georgia faculty members — Terry legal studies offerings to include new concen- professor Dawn Bennett-Alexander and Misha Cahnmann-Taylor in the College trations in healthcare and human of Education — are among 10 professors nationwide to be honored with a 2015 resource management, a new area Elizabeth Hurlock Beckman Award for teaching excellence. of emphasis in consulting, and a UGA is the only university in the nation with two 2015 Beckman Award completely redesigned leadership recipients, and Bennett-Alexander and Cahnmann-Taylor will each receive a program. “The new concentrations, $25,000 cash award. emphasis in consulting and Known affectionately as “Dr. renewed focus on leadership are B-A” by her students, Bennett- a direct reflection of the needs Alexander has taught employment we hear from employers,” says law and legal studies at Terry since Santanu Chatterjee, director of she joined the UGA faculty in the Full-Time MBA Program and 1988. She was nominated for the associate professor of economics. award by former student Randy The healthcare management Gold (BBA ’94), who founded concentration gives MBAs a JScreen, a not-for-profit organiza- solid foundation in how business tion that operates an educational principles apply to healthcare and at-home screening program organizations, while the human resource management concentra- for Jewish genetic diseases. tion emerged in response to both In his nominating letter, Gold student and employer requests. noted that prior to their wedding The new area of emphasis in he and his wife Caroline were consulting combines both case- screened for two and eight, based and hands-on coursework respectively, of the genetic diseases to prepare students for consulting disproportionately common in careers across a variety of indus- those with Jewish ancestry. tries. Unfortunately, neither was The MBA Leadership Fellows screened for ML4, a devastating program has been completely

SPECIAL and life-threatening disease revised to focus on crisis manage- Bennett-Alexander was nominated by Randy Gold (BBA they unknowingly gave to their ment and service learning, in ’94), who credits her with giving him the fortitude to cre- partnership with the Athens Area ate a company that screens people for genetic diseases. daughter Eden. Community Foundation. “The willingness to right a The Full-Time MBA Program wrong, to stand up and be recognized, or to protect those unable to protect also continues to build relation- themselves are concepts that Dr. B-A helped me understand even more clearly ships with other colleges on through her class,” says Gold. “It was this understanding that led me to create campus, through a number of dual JScreen, which is saving lives every day.” degree opportunities for students: Bennett-Alexander has received many honors throughout her career, including a JD/MBA or LLM/MBA in coop- the UGA President’s Fulfilling the Dream Award and being named a Fulbright eration with the Law School, an Senior Scholar to conduct research on race and gender discrimination while MBA/MPH in partnership with the teaching at the Ghana School of Law in West Africa. College of Public Health, and an She is the author of several textbooks, including the first-of-its-kind MD/MBA option in conjunction Employment Law for Business, which is now in its eighth edition and remains the with the Georgia Regents Univer- sity Medical Partnership. most widely used employment law textbook in the nation . — Matt Weeks

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Research and Innovation Advances from the Terry College of Business Multicultural Economy Report: Asians, Hispanics driving the U.S. economy forward By Matt Weeks (ABJ ’05, MPA ’11)

Growth in the U.S. market is increasingly driven Richer data can help businesses fine-tune their by Hispanic and Asian consumers, to the tune of nearly marketing efforts toward specific consumers. $2 trillion per year. That’s one takeaway from the 2015 “Although we’re already splitting the U.S. market Multicultural Economy Report from the Terry College’s into a number of groups,” says Humphreys, “within Selig Center for Economic Growth. each of these large groups are very distinct subgroups The nation’s projected total buying power in 2015 that are often quite different culturally and could is $13.5 trillion, a 213 percent growth since 1990. That respond to advertising in different ways or may have number is bolstered by an increasingly diverse populace, preferences in terms of products that differ among the according to the annual report, which provides a compre- groups because of difference in culture or countries of hensive statistical overview of the buying power of African origin. So the one-size-fits-all marketing approach may Americans, Asians, Native Americans, and Hispanics for not work as well as a more targeted strategy. We have the U.S. as a whole and for each of its states. the per-capita amounts for these subgroups, which can For example, the U.S. Hispanic market in 2015 will explain a lot. The Asian Indian subgroup is actually be $1.3 trillion, which is larger than the GDP of Mexico. smaller in population than the Chinese subgroup, but In 2020, the U.S. Hispanic market will reach $1.7 their per capita buying power is just off the charts.” trillion. The Asian market, comprised of 18.3 million Humphreys has been preparing the Multicultural Americans, will be $825 billion in 2015 and will grow to Economy report for 24 years, documenting the ups and $1.1 trillion in 2020. downs of U.S. consumers. “The Asian and Hispanic markets will really drive “The biggest change I’ve seen over time is that the the U.S. consumer market,” says Jeff Humphreys, focus or the interest level has increased for Hispanic esti- director of the Selig Center. “Those two groups will mates after Census 2000,” he says. “That was kind of a account for a disproportionate amount of growth. The wake-up call to corporate America about the importance African-American market will still expand at a rate that’s of the Hispanic consumer. Many companies found that compelling, but the Asian and Hispanic markets are they were behind in terms of targeted marketing efforts where you see the really fast-paced growth.” to Hispanic consumers.” The Selig Center’s report “Since the Great Recession, I’ve seen an interest in predicts that African-American the Asian buying power numbers pick up,” he adds. buying power will be $1.2 “Part of the reason for that is demographics — there trillion in 2015 and will reach are just more Asian consumers now. But another reason $1.4 trillion in 2020 — up is the fact that the Asian group was less affected by the from $320 billion in 1990. Great Recession than the other groups. That’s primarily This year’s report, available because Asians tend to be in occupations and industries for purchase at the Selig Center that were less affected by the Great Recession. Asian website, www.terry.uga.edu/selig, also breaks down the buying power held up better than the buying power of buying power of minority subgroups, such as Mexicans the other groups, so I think companies were looking for and Puerto Ricans in the Hispanic category, and Asian opportunities in that market more than they were prior Indians, Chinese, and Japanese in the Asian category. to the Great Recession.”

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Landmark EEOC ruling means more protection for LGBT workers By Matt Weeks (ABJ ’05, MPA ’11) In the middle of July, the Equal Employment Congress ostensibly did not intend for Title VII’s ban Opportunity Commission issued a landmark ruling that on sex-based employment discrimination to prohibit sex- broadens protections against anti-gay discrimination in ual orientation discrimination,” says Reed. “In the Foxx the American workplace. In a 3-2 vote, the commission opinion, the EEOC abandons that position and instead determined that anti-gay bias should be considered a holds that ‘allegations of discrimination on the basis of form of sex discrimination under Title VII of the Civil sexual orientation necessarily state a claim of discrimina- Rights Act. tion on the basis of sex.’ Consequently, lesbian, gay, and This means that gay and lesbian workers who have bisexual persons who are subjected to sexual orienta- been mistreated will have a new way to seek justice, says tion-based employment discrimination are now able to Terry legal studies professor Alex Reed, who studies file a charge of discrimination with the EEOC in the employment law and diversity issues. same manner as individuals experiencing employment “As the entity responsible for enforcing Title VII, discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, the EEOC functions as an expert on employment law or national origin.” matters such that its rulings are considered to be persua- While the EEOC’s decision applies to federal employ- sive—but not binding—authority. Thus, the next time a ees, it does not supersede the authority of federal courts. federal judge is confronted with a case involving claims In the past, some federal courts have found against of sexual orientation-based employment discrimination, extending Title VII protections to LGBT workers. This he or she will have to address this ruling one way or the makes the issue ripe for a Supreme Court showdown. other, either by agreeing with the EEOC’s interpretation “Over the coming months and years, we will receive or explaining why the decision is incorrect,” says Reed. rulings from federal district courts and federal circuit The case at hand, Complainant v. Foxx, concerned a courts of appeals accepting or rejecting the EEOC’s temporary worker at a Federal Aviation Administration rationale,” says Reed. “If there is disagreement among facility in Miami who claimed he was not promoted to the lower courts, the Supreme Court may well decide to the permanent status because he was openly gay. get involved so that it may definitively resolve the matter “For the past 50 years, the EEOC and numerous once and for all.” federal courts had held that employers could lawfully If that happens, says Reed, there is reason to believe discriminate against lesbian, gay, and bisexual Americans that the Supreme Court will side with the EEOC. given that the term ‘sexual orientation’ does not appear “Chief Justice John Roberts has hinted that he may anywhere in the text of Title VII and because the 88th agree with the EEOC’s reasoning, albeit outside of the employment law context,” says Reed. “During the oral arguments in Obergefell v. Hodges (i.e., the same-sex marriage case), the chief justice indicated that he perceived same-sex marriage bans as a form of impermissible sex discrimination, stating, ‘I’m not sure it’s necessary to get into sexual orientation to resolve this case. I mean, if Sue loves Joe and Tom loves Joe, Sue can marry him and Tom can’t. And the difference is based upon their different sex. Why isn’t that a straightforward question of sexual discrimination?’ If the chief justice believes sexual orientation discrimination is a form of sex discrimination, he would likely join with the court’s four liberal justices to hold that lesbian, gay, and bisexual persons may chal-

CASSIE WRIGHT lenge instances of sexual orientation-based employment Alex Reed, director of the Legal Studies Certificate Program. discrimination as prohibited under Title VII.”

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doesn’t eliminate the delay of bad news release, but it Why CEOs delay did change the way firms forecast their earnings. More importantly, the authors found that previous researchers’ failure to account for these changes in forecasting sharing bad news – behavior led to overstated conclusions on the effective- ness of Reg FD on eliminating bad news delay. “We look at forecasts, and around this time managers and how to stop it started issuing more range forecasts versus point forecasts,” says Hinson. “Basically, the manager would say Rich compensation packages mitigate ‘We expect earnings per share to be between 2 and 6 damage caused by negative forecasts cents’ instead of saying, ‘We expect it to be 4 cents.’” Around the same time, CEOs became more likely By Matt Weeks (ABJ ’05, MPA ’11) to simultaneously issue earnings forecasts for the next An important part of a CEO’s job is to communi- quarter and announce the earnings of the previous cate a firm’s value to shareholders. Good news is usually quarter. Taking these new findings into account, the shared with investors right away, but bad news tends to researchers concluded that Reg. FD did not have much lag. A new study from the Terry College examines why of an effect on the release of bad news relative to good. CEOs delay the release of bad news — and how that can So what explains the delay of bad news disclosures? change. Top managers face a double-edged sword when Money. Specifically, the kind of severance compensation they communicate news to shareholders. Being open paid to CEOs. The researchers found that top-level sever- about a firm’s recent trajectory is good for investors, but ance pay helped alleviate the fear of being fired, freeing can be harmful for a CEO’s career. CEOs to open up about failures. “The CEO doesn’t want to get fired, and is concerned “There are a lot of people who think that CEO with how the market will view his or her performance as a severance pay is a rip-off,” says Campbell. “They look manager if they release poor company performance,” says at it and say, ‘Why are you paying this guy so much John Campbell, an associate professor of accounting at money when he was fired at his job?’ But if it reduces the the Terry College. “The idea, then, is that the CEO will manager’s career concerns enough, they will take actions delay the release of bad news as long as possible in hopes that they otherwise might not have. They take more risk that good news will come along to offset it, so that the and, in this case, accelerate the disclosure of bad news. bad news never has to be released.” They don’t feel as concerned about being fired in the These career concerns can create a barrier to open and short run.” timely dialogue between the firm and its investors. In an The key word being “enough.” Severance packages effort to understand this phenomenon, prior academics (or ex-ante agreements) are standard for many C-suite found something of note. Since the passage of Regulation jobs. But not all are created equal. To keep CEOs open Fair Disclosure (Reg. FD) in 2000, which requires CEOs and honest about their forecasts, their compensation to disclose company news to all investors simultaneously, needs to be in the top 50 percent, Campbell says. CEOs seemed to no longer delay the release of bad news. That’s equal to about $8 million, or nine times a “One set of researchers noticed that CEOs stopped typical CEO’s yearly salary. “If you give a manager delaying bad news after the passage of Reg. FD, a enough severance,” says Campbell, “they reach the point regulation that has absolutely nothing to do with career where they don’t differentiate between good and bad concerns. So we were puzzled by that,” says Campbell. news, they disclose to investors on an equally timely “If I’m a CEO under Reg. FD, I can still delay bad news. basis.” I just don’t tell anyone. So we decided to look into it.” That level of transparency translates into better condi- Their findings are included in a paper, “Do Career tions for investors overall, the authors said. Concerns Affect the Delay of Bad News Disclosure?” that “It’s typically good to encourage CEOs to take risks Campbell co-authored with his Terry colleague Stephen and invest in positive net-present-value projects,” says Baginski, Terry Ph.D. candidate Lisa Hinson, and David Hinson. “And the markets generally like to know infor- S. Koo at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. mation as soon as the managers know, rather than getting Koo is a Terry College Ph.D. graduate from 2013. it at a delay. It keeps capital market participants informed The authors found that Regulation Fair Disclosure and leads to more efficient capital allocation.”

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Awards protection and also to Presentations Management Head Robert Management information develop new measures of and Mass Media Vandenberg [Arnold systems professor Elena individual and social prefer- Marketing professors Professorship] presented Karahanna [Rast Professor] ences for privacy protection Guiyang Xiong and “A Decade of Statistical earned the inaugural and data accuracy. his colleague, Sundar and Methodological Myths Association for Information Bharadwaj [Coca-Cola and Urban Legends” at the Management information Systems Chair], presented the paper 30th Annual Conference systems professor Nicholas Sandra “Marketing Accountability of the Society of Industrial Berente co-authored two Slaughter upon New and Organizational research Award. Product Psychology in Philadelphia papers that The honor Introduc- and “Predictors of Success received top recognizes tions and in a Worksite Weight honors this long- Product Management Study” at the summer. KARAHANNA standing Recalls: Are 36th Annual Meeting and Berente members who have Advertising Scientific received the provided leadership within XIONG and CEO Sessions BERENTE Best Paper the Association. Activities Attrac- of the Award from Information that display this leader- tiveness Society of and Organization for ship include participation Comple- Behavioral “Beyond the Organizational in chapters of special ments or Medicine ‘Container’: Conceptualizing interest groups and college Substi- in San 21st Century Sociotechnical programs, intellectual tutes?” at VANDENBERG Antonio. Work.” His paper “Towards contributions to AIS confer- the January an Open Source Software Real estate professors Rich ences, and participation in BHARADWAJ 2015 Development Lifecycle,” Martin and James Conklin AIS-sponsored journals. Marketing Meets Wall Street received the honor of presented papers at the IV Conference in Singapore. Economics professor Ian Best Conference Paper American Real Estate and M. Schmutte earned a at the Organization Economics professor Laura Urban Economics Asso- three-year, $535,000 grant Communication and V. Zimmerman presented ciation in Boston. Martin’s from the Alfred P. Sloan Information Systems “Jai Ho? The Impact of presentation was on “Traffic Foundation to study “The Division at the 2014 a Large Public-Works Congestion Economics of Socially- Academy of Management Program on Government’s and Gentri- Efficient Privacy and Confi- Meeting. Election Performance in fication.” dentiality for India” at the Conklin Statistical Appointments 10th IZA/ made two Agencies.” Marketing professor World Bank presen- Schmutte Son Lam was appointed Conference tations: MARTIN will collab- to the board of the Journal on Employ- “Reputation orate with of Business to Business ment and and Exag- Cornell Marketing, an international Develop- geration: SCHMUTTE University’s academic journal. ZIMMERMAN ment in Adverse Labor Dynamics Institute Bonn, Germany, and at Selection to evaluate the optimal Legal studies professor the Centre for the Study of and Moral trade-off between accuracy Alex Reed was appointed African Economies March Hazard and privacy in published president of the Employ- Conference at Oxford in in the CONKLIN data. The grant will allow ment Law Section of the Oxfordshire, England. (See Mortgage researchers to create a Academy of Legal Studies Zimmerman story on p. 15) Market” and “Reverse Mort- library of state-of-the-art in Business. (See story on gage Demographics and algorithms for privacy Reed on p. 19) Collateral Performance.”

terry.uga.edu 21 1-2 Knox Scholars reception (1) This year’s Knox Ph.D. Scholars were honored at a reception at Correll Hall. Scholar- ship recipients included (from left) Nik Nokolov (marketing), Tang He (marketing), Stephen Buschbom (real estate), and Evan Eastman (risk management and insurance). (2) The Knox Ph.D. Scholars program was endowed by Augusta attorney Wyck Knox (BBA ’62, LLB ’64) and his wife, Shell Hardman Knox (BSEd ’66), who are at the center of these scholars. Also present were UGA Provost Pamela Whitten (top row/fourth from left) and Dean Ben Ayers (top row/fourth from right). 3 Terry Women’s Conference (from left) Katie Tidwell, Nancy Whatley (BBA ’81), and Kim Looby. 1 4-7 Celebrating Correll Hall dedication and Amos Hall groundbreaking (4) Richard Courts IV (BBA ’95) and Ted McMullan (MBA ’93) were among the honored guests who attended a Friday night dinner at the newly opened Correll Hall. (5) Diversity Relations Director Randy Groomes (BBA ’82, MBA ’11) with SGA President Johnelle Simpson, who spoke at the Correll - Amos celebration in September (see p. 5). (6) Asa Candler (BBA ’09), Assistant Director of Alumni Relations Christine Smith, Christian Wright (MBA ’10), Senior Director of Alumni Relations and Annual Giving Natalie Glenn. (7) The Business Learning Community team 2 included (from left) Kevin Smith (Robert A. M. Stein Architects), Lauren Snedeker (DPR Hardin Construction), Jennifer Stone (Stein Architects), Lara Mathes (UGA Director of Campus Plan- ning), and Terry IT Director Brad Hunt. 8 Terry Women’s Conference (from left, with the Chick-fil-A Girl Cow) Emily Beck Knox (BBA ’09), Conference Chair Danette Jones Beck (BBA ’94), and Danelle Jones Faust (BBA ’95). 9 Terry’s International Collegiate Sales Competition Team Terry’s International Collegiate Sales Competition Fall ’15 team finished in the top 10 amongst 60 participating schools: (from left) Madison Spain, Shannon Morrow, Madison Loudermilk, and Sara Hamalainen.

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terry.uga.edu 23 24 terry.uga.edu Born to Run By Charles McNair Andrew Davis (BBA ’01) was taking checkered flags while he was a student at Terry. He met his wife in a Terry lecture hall. And the marketing skills he picked up in a Terry classroom have been indispensable in a sport where even champion drivers like Davis have to lobby race team owners and sponsors for financial support. second in his class at the 24 Hours of LeMans in 2015. ans of Herschel Walker could once “I teach thinking,” says Davis. “Racing is very much claim without argument that the a mental game. It’s not just about white knuckles.” Georgia tailback held one indisputable Racing is also a business. title: UGA athlete with the most impres- A tough, expensive, time-consuming, dog-eat-dog sive combination of speed and power. business. . Ever Maybe that’s why Davis has a Georgia Bulldog decal Well, step aside, Herschel . . . and you on his helmet. It’s a symbol of how much UGA and the better move fast. Terry College of Business mean to him. Introducing . . . a Terry College grad who jockeys 3,300-pound scream machines filled with Sports car racing is complicated highly combustible fuel through opposing teams at Davis typically saddles up for two different racing speeds approaching 200 miles per hour. teams in two different categories. Because of its Andrew Davis just stole some of your thunder, complexity and expense, motorsport racing employs a Herschel. stair-step system not unlike professional, college, and And he likes being No. 1. high school football, as Terry alumnus Tom Moore, “The best view on a race track,” says Davis (BBA president of motorsport consulting firm Darkhorse ’01), “is when nobody’s in front of you.” Autosport, explains: In October, an hour’s drive from his home on the “We have individual, stand-alone races, with the outskirts of Athens, Davis claimed the prestigious 2015 TUDOR Championship as the highest level . . . like the Continental Tire SportsCar Challenge Championship at NFL,” says Moore (AB ’97). “And we have races like the Road Atlanta, reaffirming his status as one of the elite Continental SportsCar Challenge — which Andrew just sports car drivers in the world. Coupled with a 2011 won — on a level like big-time college football.” Grand-Am Championship — plus 16 first-place finishes These different categories make sports car racing a against the world’s top drivers, and 52 podium (top great spectator sport — but also somewhat confusing three) appearances — the Continental Tire champion- when tracks like Road Atlanta are filled with cars that ship represents the pinnacle of Davis’ racing career. have vastly different design schemes, powertrains, and How good is he behind the wheel? Good enough to racing heritages. Lamborghinis racing wheel to wheel double as a driving coach, which also helps pay the bills. with Porsches and Camaros is a gas to watch. But to the Davis works with both professionals and hobbyists casual observer, it looks like something out of a Mad to trim hundredths of seconds from their best lap times. Max movie. In the case of his most famous pupil, actor Patrick Extending the football metaphor, Moore notes that Dempsey, Davis helped the Grey’s Anatomy star improve Davis competes in both the NFL and college — some- an already superb skill set that enabled Dempsey to finish times on the same weekend. JASON THRASHER terry.uga.edu 25 In the 2015 TUDOR United SportsCar the second race of the season all the way to the end, and Championship GT Daytona class, Davis flew a #22 we accumulated more wins and podiums than any of our WeatherTech Racing Porsche around race courses at competitors.” velocities approaching one-fourth the speed of sound. Davis savors the 2015 championship for another He and his teammates ran endurance races in that reason — he came so close to winning the trophy the series, hundreds of miles, sometimes 24 hours, driv- year before. In October 2014, Davis came to Road ing from bright morning through the black of night Atlanta with a chance to win two titles in the same to the next dawn. (In that same series in 2014, Davis weekend — but came away empty. drove a Porsche 911 GT America, car #27, for Patrick “One thing you learn in this sport,” says Davis, “is Dempsey’s racing team.) just how hard it is to win. Every driver and team out In this year’s Continental Tire SportsCar Challenge, there is hustling. These are some of the best drivers in Davis raced to multiple victories for the Stevenson the world, and they’re in the best machines in the world. Motorsports team. He ran those events in a Chevrolet So many variables come into play — weather, mechanical Camaro Z2 8.R, car #6, co-driving with Scotland’s issues, wrecks.” Robin Liddell. The Stevenson team races two cars, “The podium,” says Davis, with a wry smile, “is a employs four drivers, and fields 20 crew members. very elusive place.” “A professional driver’s existence is essentially a ‘what have you done for me lately’ type situation, and it’s so The Natural On the morning of the final day of the 2015 racing rewarding on a personal level to win a second champion- season, Davis looked out at a rain-slick Road Atlanta ship,” says Davis. “It proves what I can bring to the table. track and reminisced about his younger self: And the fact that my 2011 and 2015 championships were “The first time I came here, I was four years old. This won with different teams in different racing series shows a is where my father raced MG Midgets . . . and where I certain versatility that I consider very important.” grew up.” Davis and Liddell didn’t just win the Continental Tire “Andrew was our PR man,” says his father, Bill Davis. series, they dominated it. “When he was a little boy here at the track he would “My goal as a driver,” says Davis, “is one of contin- check the paddock and come running back to tell us uous improvement, and I feel that I’ve accomplished who was the fastest.” that in the four years since my first professional cham- Bill Davis came out of North Carolina, where he pionship. This season with Stevenson Motorsports we earned a baseball scholarship to Chapel Hill. After were much more dominant than the 2011 season with college, he swapped fastballs for fast cars, saving up to Brumos Racing. We held the championship lead from rent a formula Ford. He came across an MG Midget for Celebrating his team’s victory in the 2015 Continential Tire Sportscar sale instead, and took it apart. The mean machine he Challenge (with co-driver Robin Liddell) was particularly sweet for Davis rebuilt won quite a few races. In 1987, Bill Davis took because he narrowly missed winning the same season-long title in 2014. the southeast division in his category. Andrew showed an undisguised passion for motor sports from a young age, along with the fast-twitch physical skills necessary to race and stay healthy. Call him a natural. “When he was learning to drive, his mother took him out to practice one time,” Bill Davis recalls, “and he surprised her by using the clutch exactly right on a hill.” The conversation was short and to the point. “How did you learn that?” Diane Davis asked her son. “Mom,” said Andrew. “I’ve been watching everything you do driving a car for 15 years.” Marketing turned Davis on like a switch When Andrew started high school, he struck a bargain at the Davis home in Lilburn, where his family

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26 terry.uga.edu his mother, Diane, kept the books at a company that turned seaweed into beauty products for a few years, then into fertilizers.) The deal: If Andrew made good grades in high school, his family would support him as a race-car driver. His graduation gift? A course at the Skip Barber Driver School — and a miniature factory racecar of his own, a Sports 2000. He entered Terry to study business in 1997, racing at the same time, first in the “farm leagues,” as he calls them (to Tom Moore, high school football), then at higher and faster levels of the sport. In that environment, college classroom work could have seemed passé. But not to Davis, who sees numerous racing world appli- cations for what he learned at Terry — in particular from SPECIAL senior lecturer Kevin Ellis. Driving a Chevrolet Camaro Z2 on behalf of the Stevenson Motorsports “Professor Kevin Ellis was absolutely huge for me,” team, Davis and Liddell led the points standings from the second race of says Davis. “He made marketing exciting. I tried to take the season and had more wins and podium finishes than any other team. all his classes.” abilities. “I don’t really worry,” she says. “I always know Davis says that Ellis requires his students to make Andrew will come back around the next curve.” oral presentations, “nine or 10 of them, alone or with teams.” Ellis relentlessly honed student pitch and High price of success persuasion skills, even sending some teams to national The dangers of auto racing are not to be exaggerated. sales presentations as part of their education. Nor are the physical demands on a race-car driver. Marketing turned Davis on like a switch. He real- Davis’s vehicle lost its brakes at Virginia International ized that as long as he knew what he was talking about, Raceway a few years ago. The car flew off the back turn, as long as he was prepared, he could talk persuasively slid 300 yards, and flipped end-over-end 10 times. to people. One-on-one. In front of classrooms. To “It landed where the wheels should have been,” says reporters crowding a winner’s podium. To a racing team Davis, “and then it caught on fire.” owner looking to hire a driver. As soon as he got a new car with wheels and a full “Terry helped me so much with communication tank, Davis climbed behind the wheel to race again. and marketing skills,” says Davis. “In racing . . . I’m The physical wear and tear on drivers takes a steady marketing myself in some way every single day.” toll. Temperatures inside a race car climb higher His Terry years were also important in the romance than inside a combat tank in Iraq. The unrelenting and matrimonial department. 160-decible noise level and teeth-chattering vibration “Sitting next to pretty girls in class is one thing, but from 560-horsepower engines can crumble young bones striking up random conversations can sometimes be diffi- into old ones. Knees and elbows stay constantly sore cult,” says Davis, who can thank accounting professor from repetitive motion. Davis has a T-11 compression Skip Shockley for making it easy for him to strike up a fracture from a 2001 go-kart accident. (“That’s what conversation with his future wife, Lindy Miller Davis happens when you put a race car driver in a go-kart,” he (BBA ’01). shrugs.) “It’s the first day of classes in the fall of 1999, and His second worst bang-up came as a passenger, the first thing Professor Skip Shockley said to us was, riding shotgun on a training drive. His customer made a ‘Tell the person on your right and your left where you’re mistake. “We did a big flip,” Davis says, “and got out of from.’ Luckily for me, the person on my right, seated a smoking heap of expensive Porsche.” on the aisle, was Lindy. We ended up in the same study Since that moment, he no longer rides inside a race group, and we now have a 5-year-old son, Layne.” car with a student. Still, if Davis isn’t somewhere out on Lindy, who works in risk management, is fully aware a track . . . well, the thrill is gone. of the risks her husband both takes and encounters when “In the off-season, when I’m not racing, it feels like he heads off to work each day. But she’s confident in his a little bit of me is missing,” he says. “That race track

terry.uga.edu 27 out there? That’s my stadium. That’s where I make my Tom Moore considers Davis a gifted driver. living — and that’s where I feel most calm in the whole “In my experience,” says Moore, “understanding world.” how to drive, fitness, how the physics and mechanics of the car work, those are all common among the top Paying dues drivers. But the great ones, like Andrew, push through From the starting line of his career, Davis craved the roadblocks the sport puts out there. They just want open-wheel racing. After proving his potential on a few success a fraction more than the next guy . . . and that tracks, he stepped up to the Formula 2000 his parents fraction is the difference.” bought for him. Moore pauses a moment, then adds a point. Open-wheel vehicles, as the name suggests, run on “Also, the great ones understand the whole sport. wheels set outside the chassis of the automobile. Open- They get the importance of the fans, the marketing, and wheel race cars run the Indianapolis 500 and Grand Prix the press. Within the ethics of the sport, they will find a races in Europe. (The autos making all those left-hand way to win, both in the car and out. Someone with less turns in NASCAR races are stock cars.) desire than Andrew will fall just short.” At age 22, Davis was traveling the Southeast and East Coast, all on his parents’ checkbook. Motor sports is a business “It was a lot of money at the time,” he admits, “but In Davis’ sophomore year of college, he landed a looking back, the budget for the entire racing season job at Road Atlanta as an instructor with Panoz Racing didn’t match last year’s tire budget for the cars I drive School. Suddenly, his visibility shot up . . . and so did his now.” (For the record, one set of racing tires costs a cool awareness of what it took to win, not just compete. $2,300. At Daytona in 2014, just one race, Davis’s team “That exposure to the whole racing business was went through 24 sets.) integral to my success,” Davis says. In the late 1990s, on little racetracks far from spot- The whole racing business. lights and TV cameras, Davis paid his dues. Anyone who Davis wakes up every morning understanding, down watched him race, though, could see something . . . to his racing bones, that motor sports is a business. different. A smart businessman knows to diversify. Davis says he The Davis kid had the shining. wants to spend 50 percent of his time racing, 50 percent He won back-to-back open wheel formula car of his time coaching. (In 2015, the mix neared 60/40.) championships in 1997-1998, when he was a freshman “At this stage in my career, it’s important to focus on in college. In 1999, he won the SCCA Formula Conti- being a racing driver,” says Davis. “Racers have a shelf nental Southeast Division Championship, and in 2000 life and will not remain in demand forever. he took the US Formula Ford 2000 Championship, “I’ve spent so much time and effort developing a earning multiple top-five finishes. driver coaching business because I want to ensure that “Those lower levels paved the way to pro driving for I can remain relevant in the sport once I take off my me,” he says. “They got me to where I am.” helmet for the last time. Plus, I truly enjoy the act of Davis jumped to sports car racing in 2001, finishing as high as second in a tough Petit Le Mans race at Road coaching, sharing my passion and knowledge of the Atlanta his first year. All that decade, he jockeyed and sport with like-minded people.” learned. He drove Porsches, Ferraris, Pontiacs, Camaros. Busy with two top-level racing contracts this year He ran at legendary places named Sebring and Watkins (Stevenson Motorsports and AJR WeatherTech Racing), Glen and Barber Motorsports Park. He won pole Davis focused his coaching programs on high-level positions, earned podiums, led the field for hundreds of opportunities. He fostered a relationship with Kelly laps. He ran with teams from Foxhill Racing, Silverstone Moss Motorsport (KMM), supporting that organi- Racing, Tafel Racing, Stevenson Motorsport, and others. zation as team driver coach. (KMM competes in the He put it all together in 2011. In Davis’s first season IMSA Porsche GT3 Challenge Series, Porsche Club with Brumos Racing, he and co-driver Leh Keen drove a of America, Pirelli Drivers Cup, and a few other select Porsche to the GRAND-AM Rolex GT Championship. series.) Davis’ work with 10 drivers from the KMM “You always dream of being a champion,” Davis says. camp at venues across North America added 10 addi- “And it’s so important. When you win a race, you’re hot tional events onto his jammed schedule. for a season. Win a championship, it’s there your whole Davis also took on a new client, Phoenix American career.” Motorsports, in the Pirelli World Challenge Series, a

28 terry.uga.edu counterparts when it comes to earnings, but I’ve been quite happy with my financial accomplishments throughout the years,” Davis adds. “My education from Terry has helped me find success in the business of motorsports.” It also helps him as an instructor. Davis can demonstrate how to drive a car, sure. But great coaching, he feels, must do more. When a wealthy client buys an expensive race car and wants to learn how to handle it, Davis “adds value,” he says, by coaching on the front and the back end of each drive. He credits Terry with helping him understand how to create that customer experience. Davis feels it sets his training apart from competitors. He uses computer-based metrics to analyze each training lap and compare it to other runs. He can show a driver why narrowing the angle going into a turn by one inch will shave a second or a half-second off a lap. He can teach a driver how to walk a track (Davis inspects every foot of race course with his team … on foot … before a race) to spot the tiny bump or to see what happens to the road beyond a blind turn … to know how to race, not just to race. Davis sends track notes to novice customers. He sends thank-you notes with invoices. He makes it personal. Just the way Terry taught him. KENT HANNON Davis won back-to-back open wheel formula car championships when The trophy case he was a freshman in college, and as a sophomore he landed a job at The upstairs of the Davis’ handsome, two-story home Road Atlanta as an instructor with the Panoz Racing School. in Watkinsville holds Andrew’s desk, all of Layne’s toy trains, and a racing simulator. Similar to the ones used high-level professional racing series focused on shorter to train jet pilots, the simulator allows Davis to virtually sprint races. The new deal with Phoenix spreads his drive the tracks at upcoming venues. The device displays reach even further into the racing community. He says it laser-sighted tracks and graphics. already has helped create future opportunities. It also “has a reset button . . . for when you smash “The financials of racing make for a very fluid situ- the car,” says Davis. ation,” says Davis. “I’ve had contracts that award me a His upper room just needs one thing. percentage of the prize money, end-of-the-year cham- More room for trophies, including the one for this pionship bonuses, podium bonuses, and so on. This year’s championship. season, a nice championship bonus is headed my way for Davis’s shiny hardware fills a big glass case. He can bringing the prize home to Stevenson Motorsports. point to any one of his glittering prizes and recount a “Ultimately, these types of bonuses and incentive race or season, the highlights sharp even though they programs can be used as negotiating tools with the passed in a 190-mph blur. teams when it’s time to get down to business on a new These glory days feel good, worth celebrating. Still, contract,” he says. “The important thing for me is to Davis knows every driver eventually hangs up the helmet ensure a comfortable salary that can be split up either . . . even a helmet with a UGA logo on it. on a race-to-race basis or throughout a given season. “I’m a proud Bulldog,” Davis confesses. “I want to be It gives me a little more security knowing that I have a more involved with Athens and the university one day.” solid paycheck coming in on a regular basis. He floats the idea of creating a fitness regimen facility “Sports car drivers certainly do not rival our NASCAR continued on 82

terry.uga.edu 29 Windows of Hope

The mayor of Los Angeles wants to transform the nation’s second-largest metropolitan area into a more cohesive, livable environment – and one of the people he’s entrusted with that formidable task is journalist-poet-activist-urban planner Mark Anthony Thomas (BBA ’01).

os Angeles is more than the Entertainment Capital of the World. It’s one of the most vital cities in the Western Hemisphere: The second-largest metropolitan area in the United States, the engine of the world’s third-largest gross metropolitan product, and the fifth-busiest port on earth. But not all of L.A. is worth bragging about: Skid Row, decades of civil unrest, and more than 80 urban districts and neighborhoods developed so piecemeal that there was a resident- driven succession movement to separate the City of Angels into five different cities. Business innovation and urban living have been strange bedfellows in L.A. Mark Anthony Thomas is here to change all that. By Matt Waldman (AB ’96) Feature photography by Hannah Arista

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From the observation deck atop the 27th floor of Thomas’ (left) solution to rampant illegal dumping, once thought city hall — the iconic white concrete building that impossible to resolve, earned L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti’s (center) approval. represented the Daily Planet in the original TV episodes of “Superman” — Thomas (BBA ’01) imagines what “Imagine San Antonio’s River Walk district . . . that’s L.A. could be. Pointing to a collection of warehouses what we want to bring here.” says Thomas, who feels southeast of Little Tokyo, he focuses on an emerging compelled to mention how his hometown has a similar arts district — a walkable neighborhood of galleries, opportunity to maximize one of its natural resources: eclectic dining, and a craft brewery that’s making “Because it flows through the city, I wish Atlanta downtown a destination for those who once fled city would interface with the Chattahoochee.” center after five o’clock. To the north is the L.A. River, Urban planning and community activism have always a natural resource that the Army Corps of Engineers been passions of Thomas. But passion alone doesn’t earn entombed in concrete in the 1940s to prevent disease an outsider the kind of entree and mandate that Thomas and mass destruction when the river burst its banks. has to rehab the infrastructure of a major American city “I was surprised that L.A. even had a river,” says on very aggressive, un-government-like timelines. Success Thomas. Now his work with the city’s management of will hinge upon a true visionary rethinking the city’s real real estate could set the stage to unearth the waters from estate management, worker’s comp, and procurement its cement casket and transform this eyesore back to its processes to make them more business-friendly. living, breathing, natural state. Thomas, the new director of the Mayor’s Operations The potential capstone for the L.A. River rehab is a Innovation Team, is that five-tool player. 120-acre rail yard owned by Union Pacific that lies along Thomas didn’t become a pivotal player in this real-life the river’s east banks. Known as the Piggyback Yard, it version of SIM City Los Angeles simply because he’s a earned its name from front-end loaders that scooped smart guy with graduate degrees from prestigious East cargo trailers off 18-wheelers and deposited them Coast schools (MPA in Advanced Management and onto the backs of train cars. This graveyard of twisted Finance from Columbia’s School of International and steel was once the heart of L.A.’s industrial past, but Public Affairs, MBA from MIT). He is also a battle- a thriving green space could be its future as the crown tested strategist, businessman, and innovator — and a jewel of an 11-mile, $1 billion revitalization project — critically acclaimed poet. He was editor of UGA’s campus and the proposed site of the Olympic Village, if L.A. newspaper, The Red & Black, and he exudes a quiet wins the 2024 games. grittiness derived from a life and career of reframing

32 terry.uga.edu seemingly impossible barriers into windows of hope. worker safety and wellness. The cost of paying employees On a late fall day with a jam-packed agenda, Thomas who are unable to work, which includes paying overtime takes a call from Columbia University, which is inter- to healthy employees to cover for the resulting schedule ested in a joint project, and then heads out the door gaps, has created a financial sinkhole in L.A.’s operations. of his team’s bare-walled meeting space and into the “Annually, about a third of our city’s police and local Byzantine rotunda of city hall’s third floor. firefighters are injured to the point that they cannot fulfill Reaching the elevator, he resumes his “Downtown their job — and that’s much higher than any compa- L.A. of the Future Tour” on the way to lunch at a Thai rable city in California,” says Thomas, who aims to place that is one of 40 restaurants and grocers housed in reduce injuries and expenditures within the range of best the historic Grand Central Market’s 30,000-square-foot, practices. “Something about the way we’re managing our open-air arcade. Passing the Broadway Theater District, risk is enabling us to have an injury rate that far exceeds which is the first and also the largest historic theater anything that should be viewed as acceptable.” and cinema district listed on the National Register of If the efficacy of this three-pronged mission engenders Historic Places, Thomas notes that half of its 13 theaters extreme skepticism, Thomas has heard it all before. are defunct. Instead of listing what’s now playing, many “There’s a built-in skepticism in the electorate, and of the marquees are soliciting work from Hollywood as for good reasons. When I came here, there were a lot potential set locations. of people who told me, ‘You’re not going to change “The film industry is big, but can’t carry a global anything,’”says Thomas, who had no intention of living city alone,” says Thomas, noting that the U.S. economy downtown. But he decided that as a leader, he wanted his receives $30 billion annually from the film industry, actions in and out of the office to illustrate the compe- whereas a corporation like UPS earned $58 billion in tency and commitment to changing tough problems. “I revenue alone. His goal is to create an environment had a heated conversation with an African-American lady where businesses large and small have greater support in about how the city has no political will to do anything in filling the City’s vacant spaces.” the neighborhoods that aren’t rich. She said, ‘They bring Filling privately owned, empty buildings with the smart people in all the time and nothing ever changes.’ beauty and history of Broadway’s historic district is It becomes an ingrained attitude that leads to civic admirable. But what offers the greatest opportunity to spur business growth in L.A. begins at city hall. “We own thousands of buildings, parking lots, and vacant lots in all 400-plus-miles of the city area, including the port, airport, water and power, and parcels outside the city’s boundaries — but we don’t have a plan for how we manage it,” says Thomas, whose job is to create a strategy for handling retail, leasing, and occupancy in a selective and holistic way. “That’s the first and biggest task we have to pull off.” Streamlining real estate management is only a third of the equation. Local business won’t thrive in L.A. unless the city is a friendlier business partner. “I’ve heard people say that you’ll go bankrupt dealing with the city of Los Angeles,” says Thomas, who needs to bring private-sector best practices to bear in the government procurement process. His goal: a stream- lined system that enables best pricing and competition for business both large and small. “Within government, the military is among the best on earth at procuring top products and technology and investing in a pipeline to do so. Imagine if every aspect of government innovated Thomas’ L.A. assignment began as a temporary one when the FUSE in this way?” Corps Fellow arrived as a senior advisor. Now the city is not only the The remaining puzzle piece is reinventing the city’s latest rehab project of his career, he’s made downtown his home.

terry.uga.edu 33 unrest. To grow up with my background and give up on as a bridge between the private and public sectors. Those changing things is just not possible.” were just some of the reasons why the LA Coalition and Thomas arrived in L.A. as a FUSE Corps Fellow city hall were unanimously in favor of Thomas being assigned as a senior advisor to tackle a nasty illegal named operations innovation team director. dumping problem where abandoned furniture and appli- “He’s a phenomenal talent who knows policy and ances were daily fixtures on many of the city’s streets and government,” says Kelly. “But he can also get people hundreds of the its alleys were covered in trash. into a room and make them feel comfortable that he’s “When City Administrative Officer’s Chief Deputy not there to tell them what to do or say. His leadership Robin Engel moved to Hollywood and encountered has an executive coaching style that is smart, eloquent, the trash first hand, his first inclination was that it was a and thoughtful. Mark learned that L.A. either lacked the cultural problem,” says Michael Kelly, executive director bandwidth, the funding, or the centralized leadership to of the Los Angeles Coalition for the Economy & Jobs, tackle this problem. For someone to come to this city an organization committed to getting the city’s business that has faced this decade-long stasis and create a report community re-engaged with local government. Engel that has impacted so much — and do it all in less than sought the help of FUSE Corps, whose mission is to a year — made us adamant about Mark as the person to supply experienced leadership, problem solving, and run the operations and innovation team.” innovation to help local government address challenges Bandwidth has never been a problem for Thomas, who in urban communities. Once on the scene, Thomas did has built a career of notable breadth of experience and some digging and realized the city was heading in the depth of expertise. wrong direction with its initial diagnosis. Fresh out of college, he was a driving force behind “We know that everything that ends up in the street many of Georgia-Pacific’s economic, philanthropic, and also ends up in the water system. Combine that with environmental health initiatives. He traveled the world the drought — and how we recycle and capture water while leading the public relations effort for Ben-Gurion — and keeping streets clean becomes an even more University of Negev Medical School for International important issue.” His solution was to use a holistic Health. And, as the deputy director of Wall Street-based approach that got city government, neighborhoods, think tank City Limits, Thomas created the business businesses, and philanthropies behind his “10 Big Ideas” model to re-launch the foundation’s struggling magazine, plan — which, at first, no one was convinced would be City Limits, a community-centric, investigative journalism implemented. stalwart that was in crisis mode because its endowments L.A. conducted clean-ups of hundreds of streets and were suffering from the Wall Street crash. Thomas took alleys last year. It brought Thomas in to develop the the reins as publisher and executive director in 2008 and long-term fix. Nine months after he arrived, the mayor transformed it into an award-winning and financially was in an alley signing an executive directive making all successful digital media entity. of Thomas’ recommendations law. As a result, there’s “Mark has experience with budgets from non-profits now a cleanliness measuring system that’s sophisticated and civic organizations, and he had to make things happen enough for L.A. to reallocated resources based on with few resources when he was in New York,” says location of need and changing population patterns. Kevin Davis, former CEO of the Institute for Non-Profit “Mark convinced them to look at the bigger picture News, a trade group focused on non-profit newsrooms of economic development. If you have properties vacant that partnered with the Center for an Urban Future on and owned by the city of L.A. and people are throwing revenue development and operational efficiencies. old couches and sinks onto it, what does that tell the Thomas and his staff revamped the entire publication community?” says Kelly, who saw lightning in a bottle — new design, new processes, new editorial team, new with Thomas. The LA Coalition partnered with the city ad strategy, and even changes to newsstand distribution. to create the operations and innovation team the opera- Under Thomas’ leadership, City Limits reached 500,000 tions and innovation team, which is tasked with assessing New Yorkers through their staff investigations and the issues, diagnosing the problems, and showing a path became an unqualified success. The Knight Foundation, forward on aggressive timelines. the Fund for Investigative Journalism, and industrial Kelly credits Thomas with using his investigative magnate and philanthropist George Soros provided journalism skills to do the research, ask the right new financial support for City Limits under Thomas’ questions, and pinpoint the appropriate narrative to serve leadership. New York mayor Michael Bloomberg was so

34 terry.uga.edu “Poetry. Business. Journalism. Because he doesn’t come from any one particular culture, Mark Anthony Thomas is much stronger at working across cultural groups and lines.” — Kevin Davis, former CEO of the Institute for Non-Profit News SPECIAL “One of the best things I learned is that most people accumulate their wealth after 40 — even Bill Gates. Before you reach that age, be adventurous and think about how you create a war chest of skills,” says Thomas, an award-winning poet who has built a business career of notable breadth and depth: Georgia-Pacific, Ben-Gurion University, Executive Director and Publisher ofCity Limits, Columbia MPA, MIT MBA, and now L.A.’s city hall. impressed he declared an official City Limits Day. universities. Dad was a sanitation worker. Money was “Poetry. Business. Journalism. Because Mark Anthony tight and the family often chased rent specials around Thomas doesn’t come from any one particular intellectual the city to keep housing affordable. culture, he’s much stronger at working across cultural Thomas once earned a near-perfect score on an groups and lines,” says Davis, who credits Thomas’ assessment test. But at 15, he was working late on school success to his ability to transform ideas into action. “It’s nights as a busboy at Steak and Ale. Much of his free why this is the right position for him in L.A.” time was spent holed up in his room, writing poetry and Childhood wasn’t easy. computer programs. Thomas learned at a young age that he had to make When the family moved again, Thomas convinced things happen himself. Born in Big Rapids, Mich., he his mother to let him take public transportation to stay and his brother and sister moved with their mother at Stone Mountain’s Redan High, where he had close to Atlanta when he was seven following his parents’ relationships with the faculty. divorce. Mom made a career as staff at a number of continued on 82

terry.uga.edu 35 JASON THRASHER Mentor program hinges on focused matchmaking The best medicine for students with career path anxiety is sage advice from successful young alums who’ve been there, done that, and lived to tell the story

By Matt Weeks (ABJ ’05, MPA ’11) same time, I had no idea what I was doing,” says Jones. or senior finance major Cady Jones, “So I tried everything. A lot of people that you want to success calls every Friday morning at 7. talk to are very busy. That’s what made Jared so special. That’s when Jones talks to Jared He wanted to give me advice. He offered to sacrifice his Schmidt (BBA ’05), who works for time to talk with me on Fridays, and that was a really big Goldman Sachs in New York. They thing for me.” discuss the week’s financial markets, The Schmidt-Jones Friday morning think tank is Jones’ classes, and a bit of philosophy emblematic of what the Terry Alumni Mentor Program (they’re both fans of Eckhart Tolle). As is all about. Now in its sixth year, the program was Jones freely admits, his mentor-mentee created by Terry’s Young Alumni Board, and all 60 relationship with Schmidt has given him a members participate as mentors. The program uses an huge edge in job interviews — and in life. online form to register willing mentors and interested “When we met, I’d just joined Terry and I was like students. Boasting more than 500 matches this year, the a lot of students in that I was very ambitious. But at the program is by turns personal and professional. Mentees

36 terry.uga.edu say it helps them land internships, parse job offers, and because they have to move and get a job and make big navigate the transition from Athens to The Real World. decisions. It’s the hardest time.” As a mentor, Schmidt knows full well what it means Now firmly established in Chicago as a diabetes sales to need guidance. After graduation, he sold his car and representative for Eli Lilly, Turac says the lessons she moved to a friend’s couch in New York City, hoping to learned from Gillen are still paying dividends. At a recent find work. With a lot of determination and a little bit of get-together on campus, she said to him, “I still use that luck, he wound up at Goldman Sachs. The next gener- line you gave me when I’m closing deals — the assump- ation, he says, shouldn’t have to take the career risks he tive close: Let’s go ahead and sign the paperwork now.” took without resources to draw upon. That’s what drives The mentor program exists to fill whatever him to share the uncommon wisdom he’s gathered from networking or occupational gaps still exist when gradu- his hardscrabble career arc. ation is looming. Guidance that wasn’t imparted in class “It’s really about more than networking. It’s about or around the family dinner table is particularly valuable coming from the right place with the right kind of when it comes from recent graduates not far removed energy,” says Schmidt. “That’s something I try to stress from what-am-I-going to-do-with-my-life anxiety. to Cady. If you’re a genuine person and you’re smart “The mentor program is one of the best ways for and hardworking and funny, what more could anyone alumni to become engaged with the college,” says want in an employee — or a friend?” Natalie Glenn, senior director of Terry’s Office of The mentor program’s success hinges on focused Alumni Relations. “So many of our alums have an matchmaking. Looking for specific connecting points, interest in working with and supporting our students. the Young Alumni Board creates alumni-student part- The mentor program provides the opportunity to work nerships based on factors like school major, business one-on-one with a current Terry student — which, sector, geography, and career aspirations. in turn, enables alumni to gain perspective on what’s Alexandra Turac (BBA ’15) wanted a different kind currently happening at the college with respect to curric- of help. As a top performer in Terry’s Sales Competition ulum, student life, etc. The impact of alumni mentoring Program and a former intern with Eli Lilly, she knew our students is immeasurable. And while we have grown she had career options. But she wanted an objective and the program over the past couple of years, the number honest perspective about her chances for success in the of students wanting mentors is always greater than the pharmaceutical industry — and the best way to position number of alumni who sign up. Our goal is to continue herself to achieve it. to recruit interested alumni to participate to meet The Young Alumni Board matched Turac with Teddy student need.” Gillen (BBA ’05), regional director for Southern Protec- Alumni who want to volunteer their time and expertise tive Group, an insurance brokerage firm that works with as mentors should go to: terry.uga.edu/alumni/mentors the medical community. Gillen noted Turac’s concerns Cady Jones and mentor Jared Schmidt had an instant connection, from their first phone call, and immediately emailed her just as Alex Turac and mentor Teddy Gillen did (see photo on p. 36). some personality tests. “We did calls every other week or so, and then I was able to plug her into my network,” says Gillen. “She talked about being a woman in the finance industry, so I connected her with a woman who’s really successful and could speak to that. We discussed four or five different industries and again I opened up my network. I said, ‘Here are some people I know and respect in this business. I’ve told tell them you’ll be calling and I’ve asked them to give you 10 minutes.’ As things turned out, she was able to connect with them.” The advice came at just the right time, says Turac. “I was a senior in college, and that last year you’re trying to do everything. You’re involved with school and you’re trying to figure out what to do after college, so it’s the most mind-consuming year. People feel stressed JASON THRASHER

terry.uga.edu 37 Young Alumni on the Fast Track

Transformative story Crystal Ivey (MBA ’14) is Assistant Brand Manager for Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati

Even a transformative story needs an effective marketing campaign. Ask Crystal Ivey (MBA ’14), former case manager for the Newton County (Ga.) Department of Family and Children Services, who learned that there’s a lot more to getting a new career off the ground than earning an MBA. Ivey grew up in Conyers and got her undergraduate degree in marketing and finance from Georgia State. But the joy of being a newly minted college graduate was mitigated by the reality of trying to enter the job market with the economy in the throes of the Great Recession. DFACs was simply a means of making ends meet. “It was not an ideal situation for me to ladder up to the brand management career I aspired to,” says Ivey, who saw a chance to ramp up her career by enrolling in Terry’s MBA program. But even with a second degree in hand, Ivey quickly discovered that her

DFACs tenure pigeonholed her into non-marketing job offers. CASSIE WRIGHT Ivey thought her DFACs experience might inhibit her She spoke with numerous consumer packaged goods firms at ability to land a top level brand management position the annual National Black MBA Career Conference in Indianapolis, until Terry professor Rich Gooner became her mentor. where many of the companies offering internships only consider résumés with brand management experience. With a lot of gumption says Gooner, “and it helped me realize — as and a helping hand from Terry marketing professor Rich Gooner, a former submariner — how this lined up.” Ivey learned how to turn that perceived barrier into a benefit. Gooner used the same lessons he learned “I learned not to underestimate the experience you have just from his career transition to counsel Ivey on because it doesn’t completely line up on paper with a company,” hers. says Ivey, who became so effective at selling her story that Procter “Crystal’s DFACs job was to use a variety & Gamble ultimately saw her DFACs experience as an asset to her of agencies, court systems, and social service employment. activities to support her families while also But even with P&G, there was a hitch. motivating them to seek support in their When Ivey applied for summer employment while getting her best interests,” says Gooner. “Ivey did this MBA, the company had already fulfilled its internship needs, so she kind of work for 35 – 40 families at a time, spent a summer working for a small chemical technology company which is a huge display of management and located in Duluth, Ga., in operations. leadership of disparate resource bases. She Gooner, who had spent four years as a brand management execu- was working with groups that had no reason tive at P&G, felt Ivey’s pain. A former military engineer and nuclear to do what she wanted them to do, other submariner, Gooner’s first attempts at transitioning from the service than the fact that Crystal was making each to business were met with offers that included a hard hat and steel- opportunity simple and easy for those agen- toed boots. cies to act — while proving to them that Procter & Gamble, on the other hand, viewed Gooner’s résumé she wasn’t wasting their time. She was really with interest. good at that.” “They saw that my experience was on the hub of the wheel for Most encouraging was Ivey’s final inter- coordinating activities for finance, R&D, manufacturing, and sales,” view with P&G’s marketing directors when

38 terry.uga.edu she discovered that it was, in fact, her DFACs experience Delta — which was the most profitable airline in the that stood out the most to them. U.S. in the second quarter of 2015 — started out as a “It was an ah-hah moment for me — and inspiring to crop-dusting service in the 1920s. It’s headquartered in know that something I initially thought was not benefi- Atlanta, where the largest of its seven hubs is located, cial to my career long-term was the one thing that P&G and it employs more than 80,000 people. liked the most from my resume.” Taylor’s charge in her new position as managing Ivey credits Gooner for helping her see opportunity director of reservations support & solutions is to main- in what she perceived to be a difficult situation. tain what was going well “and to look at how we were “Until I spoke with Dr. Gooner,” says Ivey, “I didn’t doing things across the business in order to come up fully conceptualize the value of taking the time to under- with new strategies, new processes, new ways of doing stand the skills that this job posting was asking for . . . things.” more than likely you have them in your arsenal.” Taylor’s challenge is a crucial one for the unit charged Gooner lauds Ivey for seeing the value of her life sto- with sales and customer care. Her primary focus is on ry and doing what was needed to make it work for her. supporting engagement centers — Delta’s term for call “Firms often conclude that if you were a social work- centers, of which there are seven in North America and er, engineer, or a schoolteacher . . . then that’s what you three abroad. are,” says Gooner, who believes that attending business “In the original conception of the airline business, school should give students opportunities to expand we were the first line of contact with the brand, and our their career choices. But many companies are too quick focus was very much on selling tickets to customers,” to write off job candidates whose experiences doesn’t says Taylor, who grew up in Gwinnett County and match their ideal candidates’ straight and narrow paths. graduated from Shiloh High School in suburban “Fortunately, more sophisticated companies are Atlanta. Now that customers have grown comfortable seeking smarts, persistence, and grit,” says Ivey. “They with online ticket purchasing, the emphasis has shifted. want to see your work ethic and ability to see things in “About 20 percent of what we do is original ticket sales, addition to the fundamental baseline skills for the job.” and 80 percent of our time is spent servicing tickets.” — Matt Waldman That can mean helping passengers change reservations, find a different connection, or re-book. Sky’s the limit Kristen Manion Taylor (ABJ ’96, MBA ’97) is Managing Director for Reservations Support & Solutions at Delta Air Lines in Atlanta.

“Keep climbing” is the name of the ultra- successful Delta Air Lines ad campaign that Kristen Manion Taylor (ABJ ’96, MBA ’97) had a key role in developing. But it’s also an apt description of her own career. She was recruited from Terry by Delta, where she started in the airline’s finance department, then found a home in marketing. After 15 comfortable years there, she moved to reservations in April 2014 to challenge herself and to increase her value to the company. “I came to reservations to broaden my scope, to try something a little different and a little closer to the core operations,” says Taylor, who is not the first person in her family to work in airline reservations; her mother was an agent for Pan Am. “To become a better Delta leader I SPECIAL needed an understanding of what happens day to day in Taylor remains close to UGA. She speaks to both journalism and business operations as we’re servicing our customers.” classes, and she participates in the Terry Professional Women’s Conference

terry.uga.edu 39 Earlier this year, Taylor was given responsibility for the customer service segment of social media, GameDay Transport helping passengers while they are traveling — a task her marketing background helped prepare her for. frees fans from hassles Matt Shanks (BBA ’10) is an insurance executive during In her previous position as managing director of the week and a gridiron road manager on weekends World Marketing Communication, Taylor was involved in advertising, brand, sponsorships, direct marketing, On those hot summer days in Woodstock, Ga., customer insights and analytics — and she held that job where he grew up, young Matt Shanks didn’t seek during some eventful times in the airline’s history. out the shade tree, or the air-conditioned community Delta went into bankruptcy in September 2005, center. He was the enterprising kid who operated the emerged two years later, hired current CEO Richard neighborhood lemonade stand. And not as a lark, but Anderson, and merged with Northwest Airlines. because he saw it as a service to his community and a All of which set the table for the “Keep Climbing” problem-solver for friends and neighbors who were swel- campaign — because that’s literally what Delta was tering in the Georgia heat. doing both internally and externally. It figures then that Shanks (BBA ’10) would grow up “Customer confidence in the airline industry was to be the co-founder of a company, GameDay Trans- low,” Taylor recalls. “We were all in bankruptcy at one port, that is a service and a problem-solver for NFL and point or another. Now we were merging two distinct college football fans who want hassle-free transportation cultures. Delta, based in Atlanta, was customer-oriented. to and from the big game. Northwestern, based in Minneapolis, was a well- Atlanta-based GameDay Transport runs fan buses managed, business-focused airline.” that depart from six Southwest-Southeast locations In addition, Northwestern was heavily unionized; (Houston, Dallas, Oxford, Birmingham, Atlanta, Green- Delta was not. Blending the two was a challenge; so ville), plus Cleveland and New York City up north. was defining the new airline that resulted. The decision And once they climb on board, GDT patrons have was made to focus on the employees, who had over- got it made. They can imbibe in a cocktail, the bus driver come turmoil, including surging fuel costs (from $20 or deals with the traffic jams, and upon arrival Shanks and $30 a barrel to as much as $150) that shook the entire his staff provide food and refreshment through his new industry. spinoff company, GameDay Tailgates. “We were trying to embody all that in an ad “Our biggest GDT run was 13 buses from Atlanta campaign,” says Taylor. “What we came up with was to Athens for Georgia’s game with Alabama on Oct. 3,” ‘Keep Climbing.’” says Shanks, whose client base is almost exclusively The initial look of the campaign was somewhat college-educated alumni who love football, college and somber; as it evolved, there was more color — reflecting pro. Shanks and his partners, Chase Beasley and Kyle the airline’s new-found strength and success. The Taylor, understand that the age range of their customers campaign is ongoing today, and the tagline still works, has to represent a comfortable mix. So they market says Taylor. primarily to a 25–60 demographic. Delta gets consistently high marks in customer What’s remarkable is that GameDay Transport is satisfaction, and its reputation as a top place to work was what Shanks calls one of his “side hustles.” enhanced by the 14.5 percent raise the airline gave its His full-time job, which he’s had for three years, is as employees in September 2015. a senior broker with AmWINS, a wholesale brokerage It was a journalism school advisor who pointed Taylor firm in risk management-insurance in Atlanta. toward a Terry MBA and ultimately her Delta career. In Fortunately, his ambition is relentless. her sophomore year, she was one of a group of students “I have a problem. I can’t sit still . . . I always have to invited to add business courses to their JRL curriculum. be doing something,” says Shanks. “Starting businesses. With her Grady College degree in hand, Taylor spent a Growing businesses. I’ve always had a passion for it. fifth year concentrating on her Terry MBA. “When I was young, I was the lemonade-stand guy. “My MBA studies taught me how to develop strategy I was also a selling-golf-balls guy. I was part owner of a and build a strategic plan,” says Taylor, “and I learned landscape company that we sold off to go to college. I how important it is to build and maintain a network.” always had to be dabbling in something.” — Susan Percy Shanks was a risk management and insurance major

40 terry.uga.edu at Terry, and the who shares his company’s growing-pains experiences idea for GameDay with his colleagues on Terry’s Young Alumni Board. Transport came Cecil Cooke (BBA ’75), the immediate past chair the year after he of the Terry College Alumni Board, sponsored Shanks’ graduated — nomination to YAB, and Cooke says that Shanks’ busi- when it suddenly ness savvy and willingness to learn were easy to spot. occurred to him “From almost the day I met Matt,” says Cooke, “he that friends’ showed a keen interest in learning as much as possible — couches were not only with what was going on at the Terry College, no longer avail- but learning from people in the insurance industry. able for him to He’s a great absorber of knowledge. He’s got all the crash on after tools. One of the things I love about him is that he has a Dogs home an entrepreneurial stint to him. He’s very passionate game because his about what he does and serving his clients. Clearly, he is friends had joined someone who has huge upside potential.” the workforce and Shanks also took another Terry lesson to heart — the were no longer importance of giving and receiving, which he practices as

SPECIAL living in Athens. chair of the Young Alumni Board’s events committee. Shanks’ football-oriented business runs fan “My choices,” buses that depart from six Southwest-Southeast “Cecil Cooke is one of those guys who says, ‘Work cities (Houston, Dallas, Oxford, Birmingham, says Shanks, hard, build a network, give back,’” says Shanks. “You Atlanta, Greenville), plus two locations up north “were to drive can fade away from the university, but the business (Cleveland, New York). home after the school helps alums so much to stay connected. The more game, or pay $200 to $500 for a hotel room with a you’re involved, the more you’re going to give back.” two-night minimum.” — Ray Glier In what seemed like a predicament, Shanks found a niche in the market and the opportunity to build a brand that combined sports and transportation, while still The Abe sisters are all maintaining his day job in risk management. “Insurance is a good full-time career,” says Shanks. about the Terry College “It’s these side hustles that keep me up at night.” Alyssa Abe (BBA ’14, MAcc ’14) and her sister Jessica Typical headache? A bus company that GDT (BBA ’14) work for EY in Atlanta, and youngest sister contracted to carry Florida State alumni to a game in Miranda is carrying on the family tradition at Terry Tallahassee. The bus showed up two hours late — and it was 10 years older than the model Shanks had been Alyssa and Jessica Abe’s favorite UGA mem- promised. GDT specifically leases newer model buses ories are connected to Terry, and often to each other — to provide the utmost comfort for its customers, and which makes perfect sense, given that the sisters served Shanks was not happy. together as Terry Ambassadors. While Terry has certainly “We refunded money for a majority of the left its mark on the Abe sisters, these talented young customers,” says Shanks, who filed it away as an women have also left their mark on Terry. important lesson on the transportation business. Alyssa (BBA ’14, MAcc ’14) led the $146,581 Master The marketplace can also stymie the ambition of a of Accountancy class gift fund drive, which achieved young entrepreneur. a 93 percent participation rate in 2014. Jessica (BBA GDT tried to run buses out of New York City for pro ’14), a finance major, founded the Women in Sports and football games, but the NFL throws up road blocks for Events chapter at UGA — and as a Deer Run Fellow, she businesses that haven’t paid a licensee fee to the league. made a weekend trip with students and executives to the GDT had to be an official NFL licensee in order to drive Georgia plantation owned by former Coca-Cola CEO customers to the stadium gates in New Jersey. To be sure Doug Ivester (BBA ’69), which was one of the high- that Shanks got the message, the NFL sent him a cease- lights of her college career. and-desist letter straight from headquarters. After graduation, both landed jobs at EY (Ernst & “It’s all part of the learning process,” says Shanks, Young) in Atlanta, with Alyssa in a tax staff accountant

terry.uga.edu 41 Swati Bhandarkar (MAcc ’93), a Tull School lecturer first noticed Alyssa’s drive and motivation, and her sisters’ desire for excellence as well. “She knew exactly what career path she wanted to follow,” says Bhandarkar, “and she took proactive steps in that direction.” Alyssa interned with Dixon Hughes Goodman in Atlanta and began her EY career as an intern in the Diversified Services Tax Group. Jessica interned with the UGA Athletic Association and the Atlanta Hawks, with Kaiser Permanente in Atlanta and Stadion Money Management in Athens. “We are ambitious, motivated, driven sisters,” says Jessica, “but our personalities are different.” Alyssa, the organized one, happily takes on the mom role, sometimes calling Jessica in the mornings to wake RYAN COKER RYAN Alyssa (center) got hooked on accounting at Dawson County High her up or encouraging Miranda to take tough, but School, where sister Jessica (right) was the valedictorian. Jessica was worthwhile, Terry classes. a finance major at Terry, and Miranda (left) is a finance/international business major. Jessica, the valedictorian with a creative mind, was Miranda’s playmate growing up. Miranda is the fiercely position and Jessica as a performance improvement independent, open-minded youngest sister who has consultant. mastered the art of balancing academics, work, and And they have now seen youngest sister Miranda social life at UGA. accepted to Terry. “I saw everything that Terry did for When Miranda became a Terry student, her sisters Alyssa and Jessica,” says Miranda. “Great jobs, great echoed their mother’s advice to them: Keep your opportunities, great connections, and great friends!” personality, make connections through networking John F. Schraudenbach (BBA ’81, MAcc ’82) chair of opportunities and it’s okay to make a “B” on a test. the Terry College Alumni Board, was so impressed by “They’re all such good caretakers of each other,” says the sisters’ high level of energy and intelligence that he Natalie Glenn (ABJ ’02), senior director of alumni rela- helped recruit them to EY, where he is a partner in the tions and annual giving. Atlanta office. “I’ve never seen three siblings that close Miranda is proud to say that she’s Alyssa and Jessica’s together in the business school who all have the attri- sister, when professors, alumni, and students recognize butes to excel,” says Schraudenbach. her last name. But she is forging her own path, as a Alyssa, the oldest, started the family’s Terry tradi- double major in finance and international affairs. “It’s tion. Their parents attended college in the Midwest but been so great to have them as older sisters, and I’m moved to Georgia when the girls were young. Alyssa was really thankful that I chose Terry,” says Miranda. “We all hooked on business after taking an accounting course three can go through Terry but have our own story.” at Dawson County High School. She decided to stay in She is considering government consulting and will state, but wanted a strong business school. She received participate in the Washington Semester Program during early acceptance to UGA, as her sisters later did. spring semester 2016. Terry’s rigorous academic environment, including a Alyssa and Jessica have maintained their close connec- MAcc program that is one of the top 10 in the nation, tion. They roomed together at UGA and now live in the fit Alyssa’s Type A personality and helped her find a new same luxury apartment complex — although different focus after recovering from some health issues. Being units — in Atlanta’s trendy West Midtown. Over drinks involved in Terry Ambassadors and as a student worker at JCT Kitchen, a chic restaurant with a rooftop bar next in the alumni and development office provided oppor- to their apartments, the bustling setting still can’t match tunities for her to network with successful graduates and the sisters’ combined positive energy for UGA and Terry. represent the college at events. “Terry molded me into being this professional that I “Seeing the success of our alumni got me excited,” never expected I would be,” says Jessica. “You just feel says Alyssa. “For the first time, I felt like I could reach as this sense of pride . . . always.” far as I wanted to.” — Lori Johnston (ABJ ’95)

42 terry.uga.edu Young Alumni Board

Chair Kelly Frailey (MBA ’09) Mary Beth O’Rouke (BBA ’12) Angel Jones (BBA ’03) Client Partner, Facebook Inc. Marketing Specialist Sales Talent Acquisition Manager Performance Foodservice Paychex Amanda Free (BBA ’06) Manager of Consulting Kathleen Phelps (BBA ’06, AB ’06) Vice Chair Northwestern Benefit Corporation of Georgia Director of Finance Adam Foster Cohen (BBA ’06, EMBA ’12) Newell Rubbermaid Partner, Tenon Consulting Brandon F. Gardner (BBA ’03, MBA ’10) Client Manager Caroline Robinson (BBA ’12, AB ’12) Secretary Bank of America Financial Analyst Nicole Goldsmith (BBA ’10) Siemens Industry Inc. Associate, CBRE Inc. Edward D. Gillen II (BBA ’04) Regional Director Chris J. Sanders (BBA ’11) Treasurer Southern Protective Group Inc. IT Risk Program Manager Clayton Huffman (BBA ’06, MAcc ’07) GE Oil and Gas Audit Manager, Frazier & Deeter William Evans Glenn (BBA ’10) Senior Associate Jared Schmidt (BBA ’04) Immediate Past Chair Fulcrum Equity Partners VP, Goldman Sachs & Co. Michael Patrick (BBA ’03) Founder, Thanks Geoffrey Robert Andrew Gomez (BBA ’04) Douglas P. Schwartz (BBA ’12) Sabri Guven Fine Jewelry Head of Trading and Research Lori Agee (BBA ’04, MBA ’09) The Alder Financial Group AVP, Risk Management Nicholas D. Hendricks (BBA ’09) Duke Realty Corporation Senior Consultant F. Ryan Sewell (BBA ’06) The Benefit Company VP of Commercial Lines Robert C Anderson Jr (MBA ’12) Bernard Williams & Co President Meredith Hightower (BBA ’12) Advantage Medical Consulting Group Senior Consultant - Mergers & Acquisitions Matthew Shanks (BBA ’10) Deloitte & Touche LLP Senior Broker, AmWINS Ashlee Aurandt (MBA ’13) Managing Director, GameDay Transport Senior Consultant Alex Hill (BBA ’10) Deloitte Associate Ignacio F. Taboada (BBA ’13) Patterson Real Estate Advisory Group Capital Markets Operations Analyst Christopher Bauer (BBA ’10) CBRE Analyst Mollie Kinsman (BBA ’08) SunTrust Robinson Humphrey Bridgewater Associates William Ashley Thiem (BBA ’02) Co-President Wallace Mitchell Bennett III (BBA ’09) Emily Knox (BBA ’09) Thiem & McCutcheon, CPAs PA Suite Sales & Corporate Partnerships Manager, Branded Merchandise Atlanta Hawks & Philips Arena The Home Depot Wakeford Thompson (BBA ’07) VP, Post Oak Energy Capital LP Jeff Bicksler (BBA ’07, MAcc ’08) Adam LaHaie (BBA ’12) Vice President - Investments Manager, Connections Planning James Underwood (BBA ’06, MAcc ’07) Nonami LLC The Coca-Cola Company Senior Portfolio Advisor Nova Wealth Management Group Jeremy Brook (BBA ’05, JD ’09) Mason Laycock (BBA ’11) Attorney, Stites & Harbison Analyst, Sowell & Co. Meyur Vashi (BBA ’03) Commercial Account Executive Asa Candler VII (BBA ’09) Barton Lowrey (BBA ’09) Doherty, Duggan, Hart & Tiernan Insurors Analyst Major Gifts Officer Equity Resource Partners LLC Darlington School Kelcie Waller (BBA ’03) End-user Education Lead Sarah Carr (BBA ’13) Danny Mack (BBA ’07) Southern Company Registered Financial Analyst Investment Management, Portfolio Manager, Merrill Lynch and Analyst, Arcus Capital Partners Sean Walsh (BBA ’07, AB ’07) VP, Croft & Bender LP Caroline Cave (BBA ’12) Matt Mautz (BBA ’04) Senior Consultant SVP Timothy Walsh (BBA ’06) EY Beecher Carlson Insurance Services Senior Manager, Finance The Home Depot Chase Croft (BBA ’12) Douglas W. McRae Jr (BBA ’09) Senior Consultant Senior Associate, Asset Enhancement George E. Ward Jr. (BBA ’09, BS ’09) Capgemini Consulting - Atlanta Region, The Dilweg Company MBA Student Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth Gina DiCamillo (BBA ’11) Ashley Hausman McWilliams (BBA ’09) Associate Finance Manager Christen Wright (MBA ’10) Goldman Sachs & Co. Bank of America Senior Product Marketing Manager AT&T Inc. Courtney Doran (BBA ’07, ABJ ’07) Ellen E. Mundy (BBA ’11, AB ’11) Director of International Operations Promotion Coordinator K.B. Yabuku (MBA ’10) LeadAbroad The Valory Music Co./Big Machine Label Group Associate/Broker Stan Johnson Company Clayton Edwards (MBA ’12) Andrew Roberton Murray (BBA ’10) Chairman and Director of Acquisitions National Director of Sales and Marketing KENCO Apartments The Meridien Companies

Douglass Gordon Foote III (BBA ’11) Giang-Linh Nguyen (BBA ’10) Account Executive Business Process/IT Project Manager Nashville Predators General Electric

terry.uga.edu 43 Charlie has represented the 54th 40 Terry alums who district in the Georgia state senate since 2011 — elected twice without opposition. He chairs the Senate made UGA Alumni Committee on Insurance and Labor, and is a member of the appropria- tions, judiciary, judiciary non-civil, Association’s annual reapportionment, and redistricting committees. He has practiced law in Charles Bethel the areas of civil litigation, gov- (BBA ’98, JD ’01) ernmental law, healthcare law, and ‘40 Under 40’ list Georgia State Senator Director of Strategic utility law. Charlie has also served on Compiled by Chris Starrs and Legal Affairs the Dalton City Council and was an J&J Industries assistant city solicitor from 2003–04. In the five years that the UGA Alumni Association While at UGA, he was a member of has been recognizing standout young University of the Blue Key and Arch societies. Georgia alums in their annual “40 Under 40” lists (2011–2015), Terry grads have distinguished both themselves and the college by making up nearly one- When Terry Magazine did a cover third of the overall membership with 52 total “40 Under story on Bakari Brock in the Spring 40” honorees. 2011 issue, he was legal counsel In this section of our young alums issue, TM readers at Twitter. The Harvard law grad later served as product and business can catch up with 40 of those 52 Terry honorees. The counsel at Twitter before moving other 12 — whose names appear below — have already across town to the San Francis- appeared in previous issues of the magazine, or are co-based transportation company profiled elsewhere in this issue: Lyft — whose slogan is “Your friend Lisa Read Blanco (BBA ’95, JD ’98), Blake Bruce Bakari Brock with a car” — where he has been (BBA ’03), Ashley Rudolph Diamond (BBA ’06), (BBA ’01) director of business development Drew French (BBA ’05), Garrett Gravesen (BBA Director of Business Development since 2014. He creates corporate, ’03), Tareq Hawasli (BBA ’02), Andrew Lipman Lyft non-profit, and government part- (BBA ’96), Mai-Lise Nguyen (BBA ’05), Allison Karl nerships that reflect the civic ethos O’Kelly (BBA ’94), Matt Stinchcomb (BBA ’98), of the company. He also advises a Kristen Manion Taylor (ABJ ’96, MBA ’97), and Mark number of startups, including Anthony Thomas (BBA ’01). Scal.io, Metamason, and Rocklive.

Sly, who is a native of Croatia, Rodney is VP of community affairs owns and operates FotoIN Mobile at Chick-fil-A, and he also serves as Corporation, a mobile-based photo executive director of the Chick-fil-A documentation software company. Foundation, leading the company’s Founded in 2012, the company has corporate philanthropic and social offices in Atlanta and Zagreb, and responsibility strategy. In addition to was named one of the Technology his Terry MBA, Rodney is an alum- Association of Georgia’s 40 most nus of the U.S. Air Force Academy, most innovative companies. Prior Duke School of Law, and the Har- Silvije “Sly” to co-founding FotoIN, Sly ran a Rodney Bullard vard Business School. Before joining Barisic (MBA ’12) Chick-fil-A, Rodney was an assistant private equity real estate fund in Vice President of (MBA ’04) Croatia and worked for Capital Community Affairs U.S. Attorney and a White House Founder and CEO Chick-fil-A FotoIN Mobile One in the company’s U.S. Card Fellow, the nation’s most prestigious Executive Director Corporation division. He is also a member of the public service fellowship. He’s been Chick-fil-A recognized as a young leader by a Technology Executives Roundtable Foundation of Atlanta and the Young Entrepre- host of Atlanta-based organizations. neurship Council.

44 terry.uga.edu Mark is president of CXO Staff- Chris was appointed the state’s eco- ing, which is one of Atlanta’s most nomic development commissioner successful headhunting firms. He’s in November 2013 by Gov. Nathan also founder of the 3,000-plus Deal. He manages the state agency member Pay It Forward Atlanta that is responsible for bringing jobs organization, which is committed to and investment to Georgia through inspiring “random acts of kindness” business expansion and recruitment, throughout Atlanta, in addition to international trade, workforce de- partnering with several of Atlan- velopment, tourism, entertainment, Mark Butler ta’s top non-profits and ministries. Christopher and the creative arts industry. Chris (BBA ’02) Mark serves on the boards for Carr began his career at Georgia-Pacific, President Radical Mentoring and Giving101 (BBA ’95, JD ’99) earned his law degree at UGA, and CXO Staffing Commissioner and is a new mentor at Buckhead Georgia Department practiced at Alston & Bird in Atlan- Church. Mark and his wife Sara (the of Economic ta. He worked for U.S. Sen. Johnny co-founder of CXO Staffing) live in Development Isakson (BBA ’66) for nearly 11 Dunwoody. They are expecting their years, the last six as his chief of staff. third son this fall.

The Thomasville native was as Toby serves as the primary liaison an investment banker in Atlanta between the University of Geor- before founding Onward Reserve, gia and state government officials, a men’s lifestyle brand and specialty including the board of regents. retailer, in 2011. Onward Reserve Prior to joining the university, Toby has locations in Atlanta, Athens, was the planning director for the Buckhead, Thomasville, Charlotte, Georgia Department of Transporta- Chattanooga, and Washington D.C. tion. He was appointed to that post T.J. serves on Terry’s Young Alumni by Gov. Nathan Deal in 2012 after Thomas J. Board and a member of Terry’s Toby Carr serving as the governor’s transpor- “T.J.” Second Century Club, as well as (BBA ’01, BSAE tation policy adviser. Toby was also Callaway IV ’01)Associate Virginia-based EO Accelerator, a Vice President the governor’s liaison to the Geor- (BBA ’07) global business network of more for Government gia House of Representatives and Founder and CEO Relations, Director of Onward Reserve than 11,000 entrepreneurs in 48 he served as director of Gov. Deal’s countries. T.J. is an ardent supporter State Relations gubernatorial transition committee University of Georgia of the Brookwood School in following his election. Thomasville.

Travis is a consultant in KPMG’s Jennifer joined the Terry College Risk Consulting practice where faculty in August after seven years he Specializes in forensic at Georgia Gwinnett College’s services, including complex fraud School of Business, where she was investigations. He previously an associate professor and assistant served as an FBI Special Agent in dean. Prior to joining academia, she Columbus. At UGA, Travis was worked for PricewaterhouseCoopers a Leonard Leadership Scholar, as a tax consultant, served as a law and he delivered the Spring 2005 clerk for Judge Clay D. Land (BBA Travis Canova commencement speech. He was a Jennifer ’82, JD ’85) in the Middle District (BBA ’05, MAcc ’05) Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar to Chapman of Georgia, and worked as a tax at- Manager Advisory the United Kingdom, obtaining a (BBA ’97, MAcc ’98, torney. In 2014, Jennifer was chosen Services JD ’02) KPMG Masters in Intelligence & Strategic Senior Lecturer, as a Governor’s Teaching Fellow for Studies, after which he began his Director of MAcc the State of Georgia. She also served career in Washington, DC. He is a Program & Tull School as treasurer of the UGA Alumni charter member of Terry’s Young AACSB Coordinator Association Board of Directors. Terry College Alumni Board.

terry.uga.edu 45 In January, Adam was named part- Brian is the lead instructor for Boe- ner at Tenon Consulting, a strategy, ing’s C-17 military transport training operations, and new venture cre- team, and he also serves as an airlift ation consultancy. He is the young- mission planner in the United States est partner in firm history. Adam was Air Force Reserve. He spent 12 years a Leonard Leadership Scholar and on active duty, where he was a squad- he currently serves as vice chairman ron officer school senior instructor, of Terry’s Young Alumni Board. 62nd Airlift Wing Exercises and Eval- In addition, Adam is a dedicated uations Chief, 4th Airlift Squadron Adam Cohen volunteer for Terry’s Institute for Brian Dodson Assistant Director of Operations, and (BBA ’06, MBA ’12) Leadership Advancement and the (BBA ’02) Partner Lead Instructor 437th Operations Group Executive Tenon Consulting Terry Mentor Program. Adam was Boeing C-17 Officer. As a C-17 evaluator pilot, he recently selected for the 2015–16 International flew the vice president, secretary of class of Leadership Savannah and Training Team state, and secretary of defense on mis- was appointed to the board of direc- sions in support of national security. tors of Alpha Epsilon Pi.

In May, Chris joined Georgia Power When Angela was named a partner in after two years as chief commercial the Advisory Business Services group at officer for Southern Power, where Habif, Arogeti & Wynne at the age of he led the expansion of wholesale 36, she was one of the firm’s youngest marketing activities. He previously partners and its first African-American served as commissioner of the Geor- partner. She has received the presti- gia Department of Economic Devel- gious 40 Under 40 Award, presented opment, and during his time there by the Atlanta Business Chronicle in led development initiatives that 2012, and Georgia Trend’s 40 Under Chris brought more than 46,000 jobs and Angela Dotson 40 Award. As a six-and-half year breast Cumminsky (BBA ’99, MAcc ’99) $9 billion in investments to Geor- Partner cancer survivor, Angela is active in (BBA ’96) gia. The Atlanta resident previously raising money for treatment and a cure, Executive Vice President Habif, Arogeti & for External Affairs worked as an energy trader for the Wynne, LLP and will lead a team this fall for the Georgia Power Southern Company and served as a Susan G. Komen Three Day, a 60-mile Company state director for U.S. Sen. Johnny walk in Atlanta. She also does tax con- Isakson (BBA ’66) and as director of sulting for women-owned businesses state relations for UGA. and professional service firms.

In 2005, Kappy was appointed ex- Born out of her MBA entrepreneur- ecutive director of the Zeist Foun- ship class, Ashley founded Smartsy dation, which supports non-profit LLC in 2012 to provide innova- organizations that focus on youth tive consumer products to address and families in education, arts and everyday problems. From its first culture, and health and human line of products — Lilywrap reusable services. The Atlanta native pre- stretchy fabric gift wraps — Smart- viously conducted venture capital sy’s portfolio of brands has grown to and private equity investing deals include Beer Greetings, The Vortex Barbara for Kellett Investment Corporation, Ashley and Pink Drink Camouflage. Ashley “Kappy” and she owned and operated Alton Edmonds worked as the director of marketing deButts Consulting, providing philanthropic (ABJ ’05, AB ’05, MBA ’11) for Terry’s MBA programs. Recent (BBA ’97) consulting. While at UGA, Kappy Executive Director Founder/Owner honors include receiving the SPANX The Zeist Foundation played on the women’s tennis team Lilywrap and Leg Up award from Sara Blakely. and was a member of Kappa Alpha Beer Greetings Ashley lives in Brookhaven with Theta. She also serves on Terry’s husband Ryan (BBA ’05) and two Emeritus Alumni Board. daughters.

46 terry.uga.edu Paton’s life-long passion for cars Nathan and his wife Claudia live began in high school, where he was in his native country Guatemala, a tour guide in an automotive plant. and they have dedicated their He worked for the BMW Group lives to others through Engadi and Maserati prior to serving as Ministries International, which vice president, marketing for Jaguar provides a safe family environment Cars. As president/CEO of NCM, and educational opportunities to he is dedicated to helping thou- hundreds of at-risk boys living in sands of auto dealers enhance their one of Guatemala City’s poorest Paul “Paton” profitability. Paul holds an MBA Nathan and most dangerous communities. Faletti Jr. from Emory, and he is a graduate Hardeman Nathan was the subject of the 2013 (BBA ’99) of the Harvard Business School’s (BBA ’05) President and CEO Co-founder/Executive documentary “The Lost Boys of NCM Associates OPM Program. The Atlanta resident Director Paradise,” directed by fellow UGA serves on the board of ReverseRisk Engadi Ministries alum Philip Blume. Nathan dropped LLC, he is president of the Heart of International out of UGA in 1994, but returned America ESOP Association and vice nine years later to begin work on his chair of ESCA. Terry degree.

Eddie joined the global public Kyle serves as the economic section relations firm Weber Shandwick chief at the U.S. embassy in Buda- after working as director of pest, where he advises policymakers communications and new media and business leaders on economic for Turner Broadcasting System issues. He previously served as a and as executive vice president and diplomat at the U.S. embassies in deputy general manager at Edelman. Moscow and Nassau, and served in Eddie worked to develop some of the Peace Corps in Kazakhstan. In the earliest successful websites for 2013, Kyle developed an exchange R. Eddie major brands, including the digital Brendan Kyle program between the state depart- Garrett presence for the 1995 Peabody Hatcher ment and state governments, writing (BSA ’94, EMBA ’08) Award-winning documentary, “Hank (BBA ’97) Executive Vice Foreign Service Officer the export strategy for Tennessee. President Aaron: Chasing the Dream.” He U.S. Department He is the co-founder and partner of Head of Strategy serves on the board of jurors for the of State Globe Trotter Properties, a Wash- Weber Shandwick UGA-sponsored Peabody Awards ington D.C.-based property man- and on the board of the Museum of agement firm managing more than Broadcast Communications. $25 million in assets.

Brett was a financial advisor with Emily won the title of Miss Geor- Morgan Stanley before joining gia 2001 and took a year off from Merrill Lynch in Atlanta 2006. He dental school to travel throughout holds a Chartered Retirement Plan- the state, promoting her platform to ning Counselor designation and was help instill positive character traits recently named senior vice president in children. She graduated from the and inducted into the Merrill Lynch Medical College of Georgia’s School Circle of Excellence. As a varsity of Dentistry in 2005 and received football letterman at UGA, Brett a certificate in orthodontics and Brett Hansen was twice selected to the All-SEC Emily Howell dentofacial orthopedics in 2007. (BBA ’00) (BBA ’00) Senior Vice President Academic Honor Roll and is a two- Owner and She started Howell Orthodontics Wealth Management time Scholar Athlete in the National Orthodontist in 2007 in Jefferson and has been Merrill Lynch Football Foundation College Hall Howell Orthodontics recognized in the Bulldog 100 for of Fame. Brett and his wife Shannon the past two years. Her husband Jon have three children and are actively (see next page) is a Terry graduate involved in charitable organizations. who is currently enrolled in Terry’s Executive MBA Program.

terry.uga.edu 47 Jon, who has been repeatedly Mike recently returned to his recognized as one of Georgia’s top hometown of Roswell to launch the lobbyists, is the founder of a new ThriveWorx Foundation, a non-profit Atlanta-based lobbying firm, Impact arm of Thrive Farmers Inc. Inter- Public Affairs. He decided to launch national, which develops market solu- the firm to capitalize on Georgia’s tions to foster sustainable economic, pro-business climate and to satisfy social, and environmental develop- his entrepreneurial itch. He will be ment along the entire value chain of utilizing the relationships he has coffee. From 2004–15 Mike served Jon Howell developed during his many years as Michael in a variety of advisory positions in (BBA ’99) a lobbyist to help Georgia’s lead- Mannina Washington D.C. and abroad, where Founder/President (BBA ’04, ABJ ’04, Impact Public Affairs ers learn more about issues being MA ’11) he led and supported U.S. economic, discussed in the Georgia General President national security, and foreign affairs Assembly. This fall, he began taking ThriveWorx initiatives at the U.S. Treasury classes in Terry’s Executive MBA Foundation Department, the White House and program. on Capitol Hill. At UGA, he was a Leonard Leadership Scholar.

A year after earning his degree in Amy, who earned her degree in marketing from Terry, Cade found- Terry’s 11-month MBA program, ed Shred-X Secure Document leads one of six regional teams at Destruction, the largest independent Chick-fil-A, supporting Texas, Okla- shredding company in the South- homa, Arkansas, and Louisiana, and east. In 2012, it was named to the she is one of the youngest directors Bulldog 100. A former chair of in company history. She is also a the Georgia Association of College partner with Lifeshape International, Republicans, Cade is a member of leading mission trips. Amy is also the Cade Joiner the executive council of the NFIB of Amy Thompson founding executive sponsor of the (BBA ’01) Ode Founder/President Georgia and a vice chairman of the UGA Alumni Chapter at Chick- NFIB SAFE Trust PAC. Earlier this (MBA ’02) Shred-X Director of Field fil-A. An All-American softball player year, Gov. Nathan Deal named him Operations during her undergraduate days at to the Georgia Workforce Develop- Southwest Region Drake, Amy received the National ment Board. Cade and his wife Katie Chick-fil-A Young Alumni Award from Drake in and son Cade Jr. live in Brookhaven. 2013.

As inspector general, Turmel was Jon serves as vice president of the sole finance inspector for the sales for Carter’s Inc., the Buck- Army Intelligence Oversight Divi- head-based manufacturer of global sion. He will soon transition to Fort children’s apparel brands Carter’s Drum, New York, where he will take and OshKosh B’gosh. Jon joined command of a financial management the company in a strategic manage- support unit en route to a fall de- ment role in 2006 after earning an ployment overseas. While deployed, MBA from Terry. Prior to graduate the Atlanta native will supervise all school, he worked in consulting Turmel Kindred finance detachments and disburse- Jon Ostenson with Accenture PLC, including a (BBA ’02) ment operations in Afghanistan, (BBA ’02, MBA ’06) Commander Vice President of Sales six-month stint in India. He is very U.S. Army Iraq, and some portions of Africa Carter’s Inc. active in his community, serving on and Kuwait. When he returns next the board of the non-profit Grow- summer, Turmel plans to volunteer ing Leaders, leading small groups with the Army Community Services at Buckhead Church and serving in organization, assisting soldiers with several mentoring capacities. financial preparedness.

48 terry.uga.edu A member of the inaugural Terry After graduating from Terry, God- Young Alumni Board, Christy has frey worked for JP Morgan Secu- also served for several years on the rities, Marvel Entertainment, and planning committee for the Terry Starz Entertainment before joining Professional Women’s Conference Samsung in 2010, spending his and Women of UGA Steering Com- first two years with the company in mittee. In addition to being named Korea. His role with Samsung in- to the UGA Alumni Association’s cludes strategy, product and business 40 Under 40 Class in 2012, Christy development, and aligning consum- Christy Clark was the Sigma Kappa Atlanta Alum Godfrey Powell er technology, as well as content Overall of the Year. As a principal consultant (BBA ’01) creation. The Atlanta native earned (BBA ’05) Director and General Principal Consultant at Systems Evolution Inc. in Atlanta, Manager, his MBA, specializing in media en- Systems Evolution she provides project management Business Development, tertainment technology, from New Inc. for her current client and organizes Operations and York University in 2010. He lives Content Strategy community service opportunities for Samsung with his family in the Bay Area and her local office. is an ardent UGA and Terry alumni recruiter in Northern California.

Jon, who earned his law degree from In his role as campaign director for Georgia State, works primarily in the the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, areas of municipal finance, business Palmer is responsible for leading law, local governments, and public the $1.6 million Atlanta Light The authorities. He was named a “40 Night Walk, as well as overseeing Under 40 Rising Star” by the Fulton walks in other parts of Georgia. Daily Report in 2013 and a “Legal He is passionate about his work Elite” by Georgia Trend in 2013 at LLS as he lost his mother to a and 2014. The Savannah native is a battle with leukemia in 2006. Before Jonathan member of the board of governors Palmer Sanford joining LLS, Palmer managed Pannell for the State Bar of Georgia and is a (BBA ’01, MBA ’10) the $27 million Forward Atlanta (BBA ’00) Campaign Director Partner former president of the Young Law- The Leukemia & Campaign for the Metro Atlanta Gray Pannell & yers Division of the State Bar. He Lymphoma Society Chamber of Commerce. He remains Woodward is a board member for the Georgia active at UGA by serving on the Chamber of Commerce and serves executive committee of the Alumni on the Chatham County Board of Association Board of Directors. Registrars.

Known as “The Queen of Alliga- In addition to his work at AGL, tor,” Christy is the sales and creative Matt serves on the board of the director for American Tanning & Georgia Department of Natural Leather LLC. The fourth-generation Resources. He is also an adviser to company is the oldest and largest board of the Georgia Department alligator and crocodile skin leather of Economic Development. Prior to tannery in the country. Just as at joining AGL Resources, he was the home in New York or Paris as she government relations representative is in Griffin (where the company is for Georgia EMC. Matt is a 2014 Christy Plott located), Christy works with major Matthew graduate of Leadership Georgia and (BBA ’02) Sawhill Co-Owner brands and fashion designers world- is an active volunteer with the Geor- wide to supply luxury leathers for (BBA ’01) American Tanning Managing Director, gia Chamber of Commerce and the & Leather the handbag and shoe market. The External Affairs Atlanta Chapter of the Leukemia & company has showrooms in Milan AGL Resources Lymphoma Society. He and his wife and Paris and just recently opened a Mary have two children and attend new office in Hong Kong. Peachtree Road Methodist Church in Atlanta.

terry.uga.edu 49 Jared has been with Goldman Sachs Holly was the first female president in New York for more than a decade, of UGA’s Student Government currently working as a credit trader Association and the first chair of the for the Liberty Harbor Hedge Fund Arch Society, whose members serve platform. The Peachtree City native as official hosts and UGA ambassa- serves on Terry’s Young Alumni dors. The Atlanta native has worked Board and was on the committee with KPMG for more than two that raised funds for the construc- decades, serving as director for Uni- tion of Correll Hall. Jared also seed- versity Relations before taking her Jared Schmidt ed a UGA scholarship through his Holly Thomas present position. She now splits her (BBA ’04) (BBA ’93) time between Atlanta and New York Vice President fraternity, Pi Kappa Alpha, and was National Director, Goldman, Sachs & Co. part of the effort for Goldman Sachs Tax Campus City, managing a team of 60-plus to begin recruiting on campus, with Recruiting recruiters in the eastern region of nearly a dozen Bulldogs joining the KPMG the United States. She develops and firm in the past several years. He also oversees campus recruiting strategy serves as a mentor for Terry students for KPMG’s tax practice in the U.S. (see story on p. 36 of this issue.)

Greg serves as director of housing Milton has 20 years of service in finance and market development for the U.S. Navy. He earned his BBA Habitat for Humanity’s Asia-Pacific in 1995 from Morehouse College region. Prior to joining Habitat in and earned his Master of Arts in 2011, Greg was national director National Security and Strategic of microcredit for Paradigm Shift in Studies from the U.S. Naval War South Africa, and he has also worked College. He is currently stationed at in investment banking, private Naval Supply Systems Command in equity, and real estate for Williams Mechanicsburg, Pa., and previously Greg Realty Advisors, Five Mile Capital, Milton W. served as commanding officer of Skowronski JLL, and UBS. Greg earned his Troy III Explosive Ordinance Disposal (BBA ’99) (MBA ’02) Director MBA from Michigan’s Ross School Commander Expeditionary Support Unit TWO Habitat for Humanity of Business, and while at UGA he U.S. Navy and the Supply Officer aboard USS International was involved in SGA, Arch Society, Spruance. His overseas tours include Sigma Phi Epsilon, Blue Key, and Kuwait and Iraq, both in support of the Honors program. Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Terri’s busy life away from work, Trey, a Gainesville native, joined including being the mom of an Turner Wood & Smith a few months infant daughter, didn’t stop her from after earning his Terry degree in risk having a breakout year at the law management. While at UGA, Trey firm Fisher & Phillips. She obtained was a member of two risk manage- a huge win for a banking client, ment societies, including Gamma negotiated a favorable settlement Iota Sigma, and was a member of for a trucking firm, and was named Sigma Chi fraternity. He serves partner at Fisher & Phillips. The on a number of boards, including Terri Stewart Atlanta Business Chronicle took Trey Wood the Lakeview Academy Board of (BBA ’03, JD ’06) notice, naming Terri to its top 40 (BBA ’08) Trustees and the Northeast Georgia Partner Vice President Fisher & Phillips LLP Under 40 list. The former Falcons Turner Wood & Medical Center Foundation Board. cheerleader also works with Georgia Smith Insurance He was the 2014 recipient of the Special Olympics, LEAD Atlanta, Gainesville Jaycees’ Young Man of a pet rescue, the homeless, and the Year award and he and his wife Christian ministries. Morgan will welcome sons Davis and Warren in April.

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LOVE.TERRY.UGA.EDU #LOVETERRY Giving Societies 2014–2015 • 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 underway in the heart of campus. Thank you! Included within the 2015 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, 2014 and June 30, 2015 from thousands of supporters. Every effort has been made to assure its completeness and accuracy. To make a gift to Terry, contact the Development and Alumni Relations office (706) 583-0526 or visit our website: terry.uga.edu/giving. Honor Roll

CEO Mr. and Mrs. Alston D. Mr. and Mrs. S. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. John F. Board Member Mr. Kent M. Adams and Correll Jr. Glover McMullan Mr. Timothy M. Adams and Mrs. Donna K. Adams Courts Foundation Inc. Dr. and Mrs. John M. Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Meeks Mrs. Jeanette S. Adams AICPA Foundation ADS Deloitte Foundation Godfrey Mr. and Mrs. Patrick S. Altria Group Inc. Alston & Bird LLP Darren and Pam DeVore Mr. Thomas A. Golub Pittard Anonymous (2) Dr. Hiram C. Barksdale Mr. Roy Adams Dorsey (d) Harriet M Marshall Trust Mr. Jeffrey F. Reed and Bank of North Georgia Mr. and Mrs. W. Craig Barrs Mr. and Mrs. William W. Samuel D. and Lara H. Mrs. Cathy Reed Mr. and Mrs. M. Brantley BB&T Corporation Douglas III Holmes Riverview Foundation Inc. Barrow Mr. Robert G. Bearden Jr. Ms. Virginia Coleman Drosos Mrs. Barbara Selman Hull Mr. John W. Rooker and Barrow Charitable Fund and Mrs. Ruth M. Bearden and Mr. Perry W. Drosos (d) and Mr. James G. Mrs. Cynthia Rooker Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hull (d) Doug and Mickey Benn Ernst & Young Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Beckham John Munro and Flavel Rothenberger Mr. and Mrs. Thilo D. Best Ernst & Young LLP Betty and Phillip Casey McMichael Godfrey SCANA Corporation Family Fund Bibb Distributing Company Mr. Richard D. Farrell Advised Fund Mr. and Mrs. S. Stephen Bolthouse Farms Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Mr. and Mrs. Hill A. Mr. and Mrs. Wyckliffe A. Selig, III Mr. Mark G. Brown and Ms. Blanchard Feinberg Knox Jr. Selig Foundation Inc. Holli Brown Ms. Sally E. Boyd Mr. John T. Fickett and Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Knox Mrs. Janice Fickett Mr. and Mrs. Scott G. Sink Mr. and Mrs. Blake F. Bruce Mr. James G. Brown and Knox Charity Fund Inc. Mrs. Laura K. Brown Fidelity Charitable Gift Mr. and Mrs. Kessel D. (YA) Fund KPMG Foundation Stelling Jr. Ms. M. Michele Burns Mr. and Mrs. Terry Steven Mr. Steve Kuranoff and Brown Elisha W. and Robert D. Mr. Winburn “Brother” Mr. and Mrs. Phillip E. Ms. Cathy Kuranoff Stewart Jr. CBRE Inc. Finney Casey Mr. and Mrs. George R. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Lassiter, Mrs. C. Herman Terry Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc. Coca-Cola Company III Fontaine The Community Coca-Cola Foundation Mr. William R. Colley and Mr. Howard P. Lukens and Mr. Jeffery R. Gardner and Foundation for Greater CohnReznick LLP Dr. Rae Colley Mrs. Ann Lukens Atlanta Inc. Mrs. Christine Gardner Comdata Payment Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kevin B. Marsh Georgia Power Company The Correll Family Innovation of the Chattahoochee Ted and Catherine Foundation Georgia Power Foundation Inc. Community Foundation of Valley Inc. McMullan The Katherine and Wright Tampa Bay Waddell Fund Mr. Cary G. Crook and Ms. Dean’s Circle of Giving The Meeks Family Fund Chou Crook The Turner Family Mr. John T. Dickey and Ms. The Dean’s Circle of Giving recognizes those individuals, corporations and Foundation Inc. Laney M. Dickey (YA) The Winston-Salem Dixon Hughes Goodman foundations who have made leadership gifts during the past fiscal year. The Young Foundation Alumni category includes those who have graduated within the past 12 years. Foundation Inc. Thomas Guy Woolford Sr. Mr. Robert J. Dumas and Charitable Trust Alumni/Friends Young Alumni/Faculty & Staff Mrs. Rene M. Dumas Mr. and Mrs. James C. Mr. Jeffrey T. Dunn CEO $50,000 and above $25,000 and above Turner ExxonMobil Foundation Board Member $25,000 – $49,999 $12,500 – $24,999 Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Mr. Les S. Franks and Executive $10,000 – $24,999 $5,000 – $12,499 Ms. Amy McNally Mr. Wright B. Waddell and Director $5,000 – $9,999 $2,500 – $4,999 Mrs. Katherine Waddell Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. French Jr. Manager $2,500 – $4,999 $1,000 – $2,499 Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Webb French Family Foundation

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Mr. Gregory C. Gretsch and Ms. Elizabeth W. Camp Mrs. Caroline Gretsch Carrier Corporation Gretsch Family Charitable Carrier Transicold Pinnacle Society Fund Mr. and Mrs. Warren G. Mr. and Mrs. C. William Carson Jr. The Pinnacle Society recognizes cumulative lifetime giving of $1 million or more to the Griffin Caterpillar Financial Terry College of Business. Mr. Travis J. Hannon and Services Corp. Mrs. Kellie L. Hannon Charm & Goodloe Yancey Mr. Robert P. Hein 2015 2006 Foundation Doug and Mikey Benn Mr. and Mrs. C.V. Nalley III Greg and Jennifer Holcomb Mr. and Mrs. C. Ronald Shearon and Taylor Glover Jane S. Willson (d) Mr. and Mrs. David E. Cheeley Greg and Jennifer Holcomb Homrich Cherry Bekaert LLP Marilyn M. and John F. McMullan 2005 Mr. Ryan D. Katz and Ms. Mrs. Stacy A. Chick and John W. and Cynthia W. Rooker Bebe and Earl Leonard Amy J. Katz Mr. William L. Chick Loudermilk Foundation Inc. Chick-fil-A Foundation 2014 2003 Mayer Electric Foundation Citizens Community Bank Anonymous Mrs. James C. (Martha) Bonbright President Jere W. Morehead (d) Ms. Emily M. Cochran Mr. Roy A. Dorsey (d) Bradley-Turner Foundation (FS) Ernst and Young Foundation Mr. Ronnie M. Cole Mr. J. Warren Mitchell Jr. (d) National Christian Mr. and Mrs. Cecil R. Cooke O. Mason Hawkins Foundation Mr. Charles Howard Jenkins, Sr. (d) Mr. and Mrs. David A. Culley National Philanthropic Trust 2013 Mr. and Mrs. Alton L. Darby Mr. John R. Parker Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Alston D. Correll Jr. 2002 Mrs. Kay Parker Mr. Matthew H. Davis and Bill and Lisa Douglas Anonymous Mrs. Stephanie Davis PricewaterhouseCoopers Renée and Hill A. Feinberg The Coca-Cola Company LLP Deloitte IBM Corporation Ms. Artie I. Richards Delta Air Lines Inc. 2011 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Mr. Steven L. Denton and Anonymous 2001 Rizzo Mrs. Jane Denton Richard Acree (d) and Emily Acree 2010 Mr. and Mrs. David S. George T. and Alecia H. The Coca-Cola Foundation Rosenthal Ethridge Mr. and Mrs. George R. Fontaine Mrs. J. B. (Dorothy) Fuqua (d) Mr. and Mrs. Jack P. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Eugenie & Killian Huger Charles and Mary Sanford Fund - MHL Emily H. Tanner (d) Sanford Jr. 2008 E-Z-GO, A Textron Company Mrs. C. Herman Terry Schwab Charitable Fund Daniel P. and Kathelen Van Blarcum Mr. David B. Farmer and Tull Charitable Foundation State Farm Mutual Amos Automobile Insurance Mrs. Mallory Farmer David and Carrie Fischer (YA) Company 2007 (d) - deceased Duane and Dena Still Mr. James D. Fluker Jr. and Phillip and Betty Casey The Primerica Foundation Inc. Mrs. Dorothy I. Fluker Mr. Charles J. Wolter and Foundation for the Carolinas Mrs. Karen K. Wolter Frances Wilkins Robinson Endowment Fund KPMG LLP Realan Foundation Inc. Mr. Carter E. Swift Executive Frances Wood Wilson Foundation Inc. Mr. F. David Leiter Jr. and George and Ann Swift George P. Swift III Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Mrs. Michelle K. Leiter Family Foundation Mr. James F. Frazier Jr. TaxConnex LLC Abele Mr. Russell C. Lindner and Regions Financial Mr. and Mrs. J. Rex Fuqua The Alice & Tom Paris Fund Mr. and Mrs. Ray M. Mrs. Miriam Lindner Corporation George and Ann Swift The David and Mallory Abernathy Mitzi and Bill Linginfelter Mr. James A. Reinstein and Family Foundation Inc. Farmer Fund Accenture Mr. and Mrs. John P. Lloyd Ms. Sheila O. Reinstein George and Kathryn The Denton Family Mr. Peter M. Adams and Reinstein Family Charitable Boltwood Fund Mr. and Mrs. Luther A. Charitable Fund Mrs. Deborah S. Adams Lockwood, II Fund Georgia Community The Gender Gap Foundation Alvarez & Marsal Holdings Mr. Rutledge L. Robinson Foundation Inc. Missy and Doug MacGinnitie The Hamilton Family LLC MacGinnitie Family Fund and Mrs. Frances W. Stewardship Fund Anonymous Georgia-Pacific Foundation Robinson Inc. Mr. Mark S. Mahoney and The Hardin Family AT&T Georgia Ms. Caroline F. Robinson (YA) Mr. Todd C. Giacco Mrs. Cheryl A. Mahoney Charitable Fund Bank of America Charitable Richard L. and Lara N. Jack and Debbie Gibson Marsh & McLennan The Heslin Charitable Trust Foundation Companies Rodgers Goldman Sachs & Company Mr. and Mrs. David M. Tolmie Mr. and Mrs. James William Mr. and Mrs. R. Boland Mr. and Mrs. James E. Grant Thornton Foundation Toyota Motor Sales USA Inc. Barge Means Rubenstein Mr. and Mrs. James D. Gray Mr. and Mrs. John E. Traver Ruth Ann Bartlett Means Family Fund Mr. David G. Salyers and Greater New Orleans Mrs. Lynn Salyers Truist Mr. and Mrs. R. Edwin Mrs. Holly D. Meidl and Foundation Mr. George C. Turner and Bennett Mr. Chris Meidl Mr. David G. Schlitt and Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Guess Mrs. Cheryl W. Schlitt Mrs. Mary Turner Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Millward Brown Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Mr. and Mrs. W. Bradley Blount MMR Research Associates Hamilton, III Schraudenbach Turner Jr. Mr. Samuel L. Bockman and Inc. Mr. John P. Hardin and Mrs. Mr. Scott C. Shell and Mrs. Mr. William J. Vesely Jr. Mrs. Barbara A. Bockman Mr. Christopher D. Murphy Adele B. Hardin Rebecca W. Shell Mr. Craig C. Walker Sr. and Mr. Joseph H. Boland Jr. and Mrs. Faith Murphy Mr. Kevin P. Heslin and Mr. and Mrs. Keith H. Mrs. Cameron Walker Mr. and Mrs. George M. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Nalley Mrs. Barbara Heslin Shurbutt Wells Fargo & Company Boltwood IV (YA) Mr. Phillip S. Hodges and Sons Automotive Group Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Mr. Jason M. Brady North Georgia Community Mrs. Catherine D. Hodges Wiese (YA) Laura E. Brightwell Foundation Spectra Energy Foundation Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Hollis Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Buck Wiley III Mr. James H. Brock and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Ms. Wendy J. Brock Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Paris Jr. Steadman, III Mr. J. Thomas Wiley Jr. and Jackson Mrs. Susan F. Wiley Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mr. Kenneth M. Payne and Mr. R. Travis Storey and W. Brown JDF Family Foundation Fund Mrs. Erika M. Payne (YA) Mrs. Margaret W. Storey Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Williams Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. Alan Bullock JustGive PepsiCo Employee Mr. Shannon A. Sullivan and Mrs. Donna L. Sullivan Mr. William T. Wingfield and Burke Inc. Mr. W. Russell King Engagement Fund Mr. Asa V. Swift and Mrs. Joy W. Wingfield Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Burns Mr. Stephen J. Konenkamp R.L. Abernathy Family Fund Ms. Rebecca Swift Mr. Frederick C. Woerner and and Mrs. Letty L. Razorfish Mr. and Mrs. Britt K. Byrom Konenkamp Mrs. Patricia C. Woerner

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Director Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Computer Technology Mr. John Hawkins and AFLAC, Incorporated Heys Jr. Thiebaut Solutions Inc. Ms. Renee Hawkins Andrew Ghertner Infinity Network Solutions Thomas H. Lanier Family Mr. Walter C. Corish Jr. and Hawkins Family Foundation Philanthropic Fund Ironwood Charitable Foundation Mrs. Patricia Corish Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Mr. Brooks Andrews and Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Tomblin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Heston Jr. Mr. Dale Dwelle (YA) J. W. Schippmann Travis Hannon Fund Cotney Jr. Mr. Alexander G. Hill (YA) Lillie and Michael Axelrod Foundation Inc. Mr. William E. Underwood III Covenant Foundation Inc. Ms. Barbara S. Hingst Mr. and Mrs. David H. Barnes James Edward & Company and Ms. Jean Underwood Mr. and Mrs. Patrick K. Mr. W. Ronald Hinson and Mr. R. Michael Barry Jr. (YA) Inc. Valerie J. and Thomas O. Coyne Mrs. Elizabeth M. Hinson Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Mr. Eric G. Janis Usilton Jr. Ms. Carly M. Creighton (YA) Mr. Allen W. Hobbs and Bartlett Jr. Jewish Federation of Victory Real Estate Crowe Horwath LLP Mrs. Tracy L. Hobbs Mr. Gavin Beck and Ms. Greater Atlanta Inc. Investments LLC Ms. Elizabeth A. Dangler (YA) Mr. William E. Holman Danette Jones Beck (YA) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Mr. Jordan M. Davis and Home Depot Store Support Beecher Carlson Holdings Joiner Voynich Mrs. Ivey S. Davis (YA) LLC Inc. Mr. Timothy A. Keadle and W. W. Whitlock Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Davis Mr. and Mrs. O. Logan Ide Belle Marks Foundation Mrs. Kathryn T. Keadle Daniel and Alison Wagnon Mr. Michael Davis Insites Marketing Bennett Thrasher LLP Mrs. Chloe T. Kelley (YA) (YA) Dr. Wanda I. DeLeo and Mr. Consulting Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Kimberly-Clark Corporation William Thomas Walton Gene DeLeo International Business Beresford Aaron and Roxi Konnick (YA) Mr. Larry A. Warner Directions Research Inc. Machines Corporation Mr. Michael P. Berrigan and Korn/Ferry International Mr. John D. Whitlock and Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP Mr. John R. Jay and Mrs. Blair S. Berrigan (YA) KPMG LLP Mrs. Margaret Whitlock Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Mrs. Pamela S. Jay Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Lane and Richard Courts Mr. and Mrs. Danny Yates Doherty Ms. Angeline T. Jones (YA) Blackburn Jr. Family Fund Mr. Phillip A. Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Mr. James N. Bosserman Mr. and Mrs. J. Reese Lanier Manager Dorsey-Peters Fund Kaliher Jr. Susan M. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. W. Gregory Adkisson (YA) Mr. John A. Dowdy III Katz FO Operating Account Mr. William S. Bruce Jr. and Lanier, II Ms. Lori K. Agee (YA) Mr. and Mrs. W. Mr. Joseph M. Kendrick (YA) Mrs. Mary L. Bruce Mr. James R. Lavelle Jr. Mr. Alexander S. Aldworth Christopher Draper Jr. Mr. Matthew R. Kennedy and Bruce Family Fund and Mrs. Joyce Lavelle (YA) Michael and Christine Drayer Ms. Anna N. Kennedy (YA) Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Mr. and Mrs. Earl T. Mr. Jacob Allbritton Ms. Sarah J. Edwards Mr. Andrew P. Kintz and Leonard Jr. Mrs. Towles A. Kintz (YA) Brumley AloStar Bank of Commerce Eli Lilly and Co. Foundation Mr. Salem S. Bullard Marketing Science Institute Anheuser-Busch Foundation Mr. Christopher L. LaPorte Elizabeth & Joe Frank and Mrs. Quinita LaPorte Ms. Nancy A. Bush and Mr. Ms. Yancey Lanier McCollum Anonymous Harris Fund Emil Scoffone Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. LaPorte Family Foundation, AON Risk Services Mr. Scott T. Evans and Ms. LTD Fund Mr. Joshua J. Champion (YA) McGee Ashley Weil Evans (YA) Arnall Golden & Gregory LLP Mr. Wayne M. Lashua and Mr. Douglas C. Childers Mr. Andrew S. McGhee Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Jr. (YA) Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Mrs. Patricia R. Lashua (YA) and Mrs. Margaret Ayers (FS) Ferguson Childers (YA) McGriff, Seibels & Williams Mr. Alfred W. Lawson III Mr. Russell W. Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ferguson Mr. Matthew D. Clark and Inc. and Mrs. Terri Lawson Mrs. Mary Burke Baker Ms. Nancy A. Fischer and Mr. Andrew C. Lipman and Mrs. Susan B. Clark (YA) McMaster-Carr Supply Mr. Patrick Moloney Company Mr. Andrew A. Barnette and Ms. Andrea Lipman Mr. Scott Coggins and Mrs. Mrs. Emilie S. Barnette Mr. Ryan M. Fleming and Cindy E. Coggins Merck Company Foundation Christopher and Claire Mr. Christopher J. Barton Ms. Annie L. Fleming Mr. Jason N. Cole (YA) Mr. Scott Mulkey and Ms. Loehr (YA) BBDO Atlanta Mr. Brett E. Fowler and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Courts, IV Kathryn Hamling Mulkey Lynx Research Consulting Brian and Anne Beckwith Laura E. Fowler (YA) Inc. Covington Investments LLC Mr. Timothy W. Murphy Ms. Elisabeth C. Bentley (YA) Ms. Kelly S. Frailey (YA) M/A/R/C Cox Enterprises Inc. Jr. and Ms. Melinda R. Wiltrout Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Mr. Gary Justin Mann (YA) Mr. David Deeter Franklin Network for Good Berryman Marathon Petroleum Deloitte Services LP Frazier & Deeter LLC Jay and Sandy O’Meara Mr. Barrett R. Biringer and Company LLC Dr. David L. Eckles (FS) Freeport-McMoRan Copper Mr. Alex N. Park Ms. Mallory C. Biringer (YA) Mr. Anthony A. Martin and Eli Lilly and Company Mrs. Lisa Read Blanco and & Gold Foundation Ms. Holly Martin James E. and Becky B. Fulcrum Venture Partners Mr. Robert A. Ellis Jr. and Parker Mr. Joseph Blanco Mr. Robert V. Martin III and Mrs. Debra Ellis Mr. Jacques Bolien and Inc. Mrs. Elaine Martin Mr. Carter R. Posner and Mr. and Mrs. Gunby J. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Mrs. Angela L. Posner Mrs. Donna Voynich Bolien John Thomas and Mia Etheridge Mr. Daniel E. Bradford Garrard Morgan Mattioli (YA) Mr. John B. Prince III and General Electric Capital Mr. and Mrs. John R. Evans Mrs. Betty J. Prince Mr. and Mrs. W. Waldo Mr. Matthew T. Mautz and Mr. and Mrs. James H. Floyd Bradley Jr. (YA) Corporation Mrs. Chelsea M. Mautz (YA) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Reid General Electric Foundation Mr. Robert Gauntt and Mrs. Jacob and Susan Ms. Pixie Breitholle Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Kristin Gauntt Burr & Forman LLP Georgia Transmission Maxey Richardson (YA) Corporation Georgia Crown Distributing Robert Finney and Elisha Mr. and Mrs. Randy D. Mr. Daniel W. Mayer (YA) Co. Butler Ghertner Family Advised mBlox Finney Fund Fund Mr. Douglas M. Ghertner Mr. Francisco P. Ros Ms. Danielle R. Holyoke (YA) Mr. and Mrs. J. Cliff McCurry and Mrs. Shea S. Mr. and Mrs. Jon M. Mr. Jared W. Schmidt (YA) Mr. and Mrs. Asa G. Glazman Preston C. McDonald (YA) Ghertner (YA) Candler VII (YA) Mr. John C. Schmidt and Mrs. Megan M. Goeltz and Emily A. McGee (YA) Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mr. Wimberly P. Cannon Ghertner Mrs. Gloria G. Schmidt Mr. Robert C. Goeltz Mr. Matthew C. McGivern Mr. Andrew M. Schroer Mr. William E. Carter and Grant Thornton LLP Mr. Adam H. McTish (YA) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Mrs. Deborah Carter Goodroe Mr. and Mrs. Abram J. Greater Houston Merck Sharpe & Dohme Mr. Christopher A. Cash (YA) Mr. and Mrs. Carey L. Serotta Community Foundation Research Gordon Sigma Underwriting Mr. and Mrs. John D. Cates Mr. Clayton Gregory Mr. David C. Miller and (YA) Mr. Christopher M. Griffin Managers Mr. Paxton W. Griffin (YA) Mrs. Jo B. Miller Ms. Amanda L. and Mrs. Jennifer L. Griffin Mr. R. Mattox Snow III Mr. Sandeep Gupta Mr. Stephen A. Molinari Chamberlain (YA) and Mrs. Mary C. Molinari Mr. and Mrs. Daniel N. Southern Company Habif, Arogeti & Wynne LLP Mr. Rufus A. Chambers Jr. and Ms. Meredith M. Moore (YA) Hannon State Farm Companies Ms. Whitney C. Hancock (YA) Foundation Mrs. Clara G. Chambers Mr. Edgar R. Moore Jr. Mr. Chase R. Hawkins (YA) Mr. Frank J. Hanna Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Mr. W. B. Chambers Moore Stephens Tiller LLC Mrs. Deborah W. Hembree Mr. and Mrs. Lester L. and Mr. Hal Hembree Stribling Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Morgan Stanley Smith Cheek Harper Jr. Mr. William A. Herman IV The Benevity Community Barney Global Impact Impact Fund Chick-fil-A Inc. 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Morris, Manning & Martin LLP Mrs. Tiffany Murdoch and Mr. Timothy Murdoch Heritage Society Mr. Aditya Narendranath (YA) Mrs. Amy Chapman The Heritage Society honors alumni and friends who have pledged planned gifts to the University of Georgia. Among the types of planned Navarro (YA) gifts are bequests, life insurance policies, pooled income funds and charitable remainder trusts. The following individuals have designated New York Community Trust their planned gifts to the Terry College of Business and been inducted into the Heritage Society. Mrs. Gay N. Newall and Mr. Matthew Newall Mr. Wallace R. Abney and Mr. and Mrs. A. Scott Foster Michael K. Ostergard and Miss Linh T. Nguyen (YA) Mrs. Carolyn Abney Mr. C. Morgan Gantt Nancy H. Ostergard Ms. Rebecca J. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Palmour Ms. Mai-Lise Nguyen (YA) Mr. Andrew L. Ghertner Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Baldwin Mr. Donald W. Pearson Jr. Mr. John T. Nicholson Jack and Debbie Gibson Bank of America Trust Fund Mr. John P. Gill Mr. Timothy A. Peterson Mr. Taylor L. Nilan and Mrs. Bonnie B. Banks and Mr. George J. Polatty Jr. Mrs. Lauren A. Nilan (YA) Dr. and Mrs. John M. Godfrey Mr. Bernard T. Banks Ms. Brenda M. Gossett Mr. and Mrs. David M. Rainey Northwestern Mutual Dr. Elizabeth A. Barth Mr. Jeffrey F. Reed and Financial Network-Atlanta Ms. Connie R. Guy Ruth Ann Bartlett Mrs. Cathy Reed Ms. Lauren N. O’Connor (YA) Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Handmacher Mr. Troy W. Beckett and Williams R. and Lisa M. Hinson Mrs. Jimmye L. Reeves Mr. Alexander P. Oliver (YA) Mrs. Diana D. Beckett Mr. Gregory F. Holcomb and John W. and Cynthia W. Rooker Michael K. Ostergard and Doug and Mickey Benn Mrs. Jennifer F. Holcomb Ms. Camille J. Russo Nancy H. Ostergard Dr. Harold A. Black Samuel D. and Lara H. Holmes Mr. William H. Settle Jr. and Mr. Tushar D. Patel (YA) Mr. Samuel L. Bockman and Mr. William E. Jackson and Mrs. Joyce H. Settle Mr. and Mrs. James B. Mrs. Barbara A. Bockman Mrs. Lauren S. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Simmons Jr. Patton Mr. Michael W. Bone Mr. Harrison Jones II and Mr. William J. Stubbs Jr. and Mr. Timothy D. Paulin and Mr. Charles B. Bonner Mrs. Carolyn Jones Ms. Julie A. Stubbs Mrs. Kathy Paulin Mr. Jason M. Brady Mr. Ted Jones Mr. Victor C. Sullivan Jr. Primerica Life Insurance, Co. Ms. Elizabeth W. Camp Mr. James L. LaBoon Jr. and Mr. James S. Tardy Jr. and Procter & Gamble Mr. Max W. Carnes Jr. and Mrs. Glenda LaBoon Mrs. Mauri A. Tardy Mr. Esric B. Ramsey Mrs. Gwen Carnes Mr. and Mrs. Bryan A. Lancelot Mr. Richard S. Taylor Jr. and Mark and Laura Rebillot Mrs. Sandra Chambers Mr. Donald M. Leebern Jr. and Mrs. R. S. Taylor Jr. Mr. Matthew R. Ritthaler Mr. W. B. Chambers Ms. Suzanne Yoculan Leebern Mr. and Mrs. Reese J. Thompson and Ms. Kim I. Ritthaler Mr. Curtis W. Cheshire Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Leebern Mr. Lindsey W. Trussell Jr. RockTenn Mr. Alfred L. Cohen Dr. E. J. Leverett Jr. Mr. Curtis L. Turner III and Mrs. Nancy C. Turner Mr. Jonathan J. Rogers and Susan Daniels Comeau Mr. Dan K. Lowring and Mr. William J. Vesely Jr. Mrs. Carla R. Rogers (YA) Mr. and Mrs. Cecil R. Cooke Mrs. Abbie Lowring Robert and Lynn Copeland LTC and Mrs. Benjamin E. Lumpkin Jr. Mr. John T. Wasdin and Mr. Wilson W. Rogers and Mrs. Mitzi Wasdin Ms. Sarah E. Rogers (YA) Mr. and Mrs. Alston D. Correll Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin B. Marsh Mr. Don L. Waters and Mr. Chester P. Rollins Jr. (YA) Mr. Thomas W. Crawford and Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mathis Mrs. Chris Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Maxey Mrs. Cynthia Waters Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rosenthal Mr. James C. Cripps Mr. and Mrs. George E. McGriff Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. Larry Webb Route 66 Ventures Mr. Matthew H. Davis and Kyle C. McInnis and Molly W. McInnis Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Wellborn III Mr. Scott J. Russell Mrs. Stephanie Davis Mrs. Alison Mewborne Mr. Asher L. Wheeler and Mr. Scott E. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. DeMersseman Mr and Mrs. John L. Murphy Mrs. Naoma Wheeler Mr. Palmer Sanford IV and Mr. and Mrs. William W. Douglas III Mr. David G. Newton Mr. Charles S. Williams Jr. Mrs. Holly King Sanford (YA) Mr. and Mrs. J. Benton Evans II Mr. J. Randolph Nichols Mr. and Mrs. William C. Wise Jr. Ann M. Scheuerman Mrs. Linda S. Ferrante and Mrs. Mary C. Nicholson Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Young Mr. Charles W. Schulze and Mr. Philip A. Ferrante Mrs. Sarah Schulze Mr. Timothy M. Seigler Jr. (YA) Varian Medical Systems Inc. Mr. Billy Jack Woodall and Dr. Sundar G. Bharadwaj DPR Construction Mr. and Mrs. James H. Varian Partners in Giving Mrs. Elizabeth M. Woodall (FS) and Ms. Anandhi S. Mrs. Susan M. Driscoll and Shepherd Jr. Employee Engagement Mr. Alexander S. Wright (YA) Bharadwaj Mr. Mark Driscoll Shepherd Foundation Inc. Fund Yates Insurance Agency Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mr. Bruce Dunbar Bishop Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John K. W. Christopher Draper Fund Michael M. Young (YA) Carl W. Duyck and Dennis Mr. Jeffrey T. Bogan Sheppard Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Mr. Zachary J. Yurchuck (YA) J. Flood Silicon Valley Community Warnock Mrs. Melanie S. Bollinger Mr. Anthony W. Dye and Foundation Katrina L. Bowers (FS) Mr. Edwin J. Warren and $1,500-$2,499 Mrs. Jennifer L. Dye Dr. and Mrs. Sanjay Singh Mrs. Kathryn D. Warren Brumby-Leonard Family ACT Bridge Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Mrs. Virginia S. Singletary Mr. Charles A. Watson and Foundation Inc. Edmunds AGL Resources and Mr. Raymond Mrs. Jennifer Watson Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Bryson Mr. Colman O. Egan and Mr. Keith O. Allen and Singletary (YA) Rick (FS) and Clare Watson Capital One Services Inc. Mrs. Frances M. Egan Mrs. Ann Allen Ms. Brittany L. Sink (YA) (FS) Carlyle Fraser Employees Elliott Davis Decosimo LLC Amgen Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Mr. Rudy L. R. Weber and Benefit Fund Mr. Victor J. Esposito and Emmanuel Ampofo-Tuffuor Stowe Mrs. Carson P. Weber (YA) Mr. Robert S. Cartwright and Mrs. Milette C. Esposito Ms. Chelsea M. Swanhart Mr. Jeffrey W. Weidemeyer Mr. Edward B. Andrews Ms. Jonna M. Cartwright Mrs. Linda M. Ferrante and The Community Foundation (YA) AON Foundation Catavolt Inc. Mr. Philip A. Ferrante of Middle Tennessee Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Wells, III Mrs. Sylvia Harley Arant Mr. K. David Collins II and Mr. Dan Fields and The Marketing Workshop Inc Wells Capital Inc. Mr. Eddie Ausband Jr. and Mrs. Trish A. Collins Ms. Edna Fields Mr. Michael L. Thompson Nancy Wright Whatley Mrs. Allison Copeland Communities of Coastal Mr. Robert Fleshman Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. William Holman Charitable Ausband Georgia Foundation Foundry Capital LLC Thompson Fund Dr. Stephen P. Baginski (FS) Corish & Company Inc. Mr. Stacy W. Funderburke and Ms. Lynn Baginski Kenneth and Catherine Mr. Jason W. Williams and Ms. Meri H. Cotney and Ms. Julia H. Woodroof Balch & Bingham LLP Thrasher Mrs. Jennifer A. Williams (YA) Ms. Trina Davis and Mr. Richard Gebert Ms. Sydney L. Traub (YA) Mr. Scott S. and Mrs. Vicki Bank of America Mr. James Davis Mr. Christopher Gentry Turner Enterprises Inc. B. Williams Mr. and Mrs. George M. Mrs. Elizabeth H. Devanny Google Matching Gifts United Way of Greater Mr. Robert Wojciechowicz Barkley and Mr. Trace Devanny Program Atlanta Mr. Frank T. Wood and Mrs. BDO USA LLP Doherty, Duggan, Hart & Mr. Philip Habuda Mr. Brian Valeyko Morgan C. Wood (YA) Mr. and Mrs. Stuart C. Bean Tiernan Insurors Inc.

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Mr. William Hecht Mr. John C. Helmken II and Dr. Melanie R. Helmken Second Century Club Dr. Jon A. Higbie Jr. and Dr. Elizabeth Higbie As the Terry College celebrates more than 100 years of history, the Second Century Club recognizes emerging philanthropists who earned Hormel Foods Corporation their bachelor’s degree fewer than 12 years ago. These young alumni make a meaningful annual gift of at least $250 and are setting the Mrs. Martha V. Horne (FS) standard for alumni of the next century. and Mr. Foy S. Horne Jr. Dr. Robert E. Hoyt (FS) and Ms. Alyssa S. Abe Ms. Danielle R. Holyoke Mr. D. Andrew Dill Mr. Michael D. Harvey Mrs. Patricia G. Hoyt W. Gregory Adkisson Mr. Michael J. Canady Ms. Haley R. Dillon Mr. Chase R. Hawkins Hoyt Family Foundation Ms. Lori K. Agee Mr. and Mrs. Asa G. Ms. Courtney M. Doran Mr. Blake S. Helfman Mr. and Mrs. Terry R. Huggins Mr. Alexander S. Aldworth Candler VII Ms. Sherry L. Doughty Ms. Brittany N. Heller Mrs. Gail C. Hughes and Ms. M. Sydney Anderson Mr. George B. Carlton Mr. Taylor F. Drake and Mr. Charles J. Hemard III and Mr. Tim Hughes Mr. Brooks Andrews and Ms. Sarah E. Carr Ms. Stacey Suber-Drake Ms. Jessica D. Hemard Mr. Matthew W. Hunt and Mr. Dale Dwelle Ms. Valerie E. Carson Mr. Randy L. Duncan and Ms. Nicole D. Henderson Dr. Cathy L. Hunt Mr. Hershel Tyler Ansley Mr. Gary D. Casey Ms. Amy M. Duncan Mr. Nicholas D. Hendricks Ms. Suzanne E. Ibbeken Mr. Christopher A. Cash Mr. Michael H. Dunn Mr. R. Andrew Henry and Mr. Curt Burmeister Mr. Duff B. Ayers and Mrs. Ashley N. Ayers Ms. Emily C. Cataldo Dr. Yvette T. Dupree Mr. Kyle R. Herndon and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Izlar Mr. Brian H. Baker Mr. and Mrs. John D. Cates Sara S. and Jason E. Dyer Mrs. Amy Snow Herndon Jackson Electric Mr. Ryan N. Baker Mr. Christopher V. Catone Mr. Karl J. Ehrsam Mrs. Christy L. Hewatt and Membership Corporation Mr. Jeffrey R. Hewatt Mr. Lawrence T. Baldree and Ms. Caroline A. Cave Mr. Evan R. Elder Barbara and Bob Jordan Mr. Jason A. Hewell and Ms. Mrs. Amanda T. Baldree Ms. Pamela L. Chaliff Mr. Myles D. Emmert Kilpatrick Townsend & Ms. Bridget N. Bambenek Kacina Lamson Hewell Stockton LLP Ms. Amanda L. Chamberlain Mr. Casey E. Evans Mr. Matthews S. Barnett Ms. Meredith E. Hightower Mr. Richard M. Knight Jr. Mr. Joshua J. Champion Mr. Scott T. Evans and Lauren E. Barrs Ms. Ashley Weil Evans Mr. Kevin M. Hiler Mr. Charles S. Kolodkin and Mr. Jesse Y. Chan Mr. Andrew F. Hill Ms. Wendy S. Kolodkin Mr. R. Michael Barry Jr. Mr. Dwight K. Everett Ms. Aubrey S. Chant Mr. Alexander G. Hill Ms. Susan M. Kost Mr. Lewis C. Bartlett Jr. and Ms. Shannon Chen Ms. Ella Marie Everhart Mrs. Katherine L. Bartlett Mr. J. Hamilton Hilsman and Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Mr. Douglas C. Childers and Mr. Charles B. Fails Mr. Jason D. Barwig Mrs. Meika S. Hilsman Krueger Mrs. Margaret Childers Mr. David A. Fallis Ms. Shravanthi Bathey Ms. Megan E. Hixson Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Law Mr. Fabian M. Chinea Mr. Austin D. Farmer Mr. Christopher P. Bauer Mr. Leamon R. Holliday IV Mr. Charles E. Layton III Ms. Meghan E. Claiborne Ms. Tracy E. Feldesman and Dr. Bonnie L. Holliday Mr. Gavin Beck and Mr. Matthew D. Clark and Jacob J. Ferro Jr. Dr. Patrick Levelle and Ms. Danette Jones Beck Mr. Alexander N. Holt Ms. Cynthia Levelle Mrs. Susan B. Clark Mr. Tyler J. Figwer Mr. Andrew J. Beh Ms. Mary Katherine Mr. Dexter Manning and Mr. Keith A. Clarke and David and Carrie Fischer Houghton Ms. Emily A. Bell Ms. Claire S. Manning Mrs. Rochelle L. Clarke Mr. Patrick J. Fitzmaurice Jr. Mr. Jeremy W. Howard Daniel and Jessica Bennett Jason and Catherine Martin Ms. Chelsea L. Clever Mr. Ryan M. Fleming and Mrs. Lindsay Reene Howard Mr. Wallace M. Bennett III Mr. and Mrs. Gavin E. Adam and Julie Cohen Ms. Annie L. Fleming Mr. Ryan D. Hoyt and McQuiston Ms. Karen E. Bennett Mr. Jason N. Cole Mr. Jeffrey A. Fletcher Ms. Kathrone D. R. Hoyt McWhorter Driscoll LLC Ms. Katharine H. Bennewitz Mr. Benjamin N. Colley and Ms. Rebecca E. Flynn Clay and Andrea Huffman Mr. William V. Medbery and Ms. Elisabeth C. Bentley Ms. Melanie M. Colley Mr. Michael C. Flynn II and Mr. Chadwick P. Hume Mrs. Mary J. Medbery Mr. Michael P. Berrigan and Mr. Arthur R. Collier Mrs. Lisa A. Flynn Ms. Alice P. Hymson Mrs. Blair S. Berrigan Metro Atlanta Chamber of Mr. James A. Collins Mr. Brett E. Fowler and Ms. Courtney M. Ideker Commerce Mr. Barrett R. Biringer and Ms. Laura E. Fowler Mr. Charles B. Compton III Mr. Scott B. Ingham Mr. James P. Moore and Ms. Mallory C. Biringer Mr. Daniel A. Fowler Mr. Daniel H. Coogle Mr. Matthew R. Jackson Ms. Alynna V. Moore Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mr. Sergio A. Correa Ms. Kelly S. Frailey Bishop Jr. Ms. Tiffany R. Jackson Moore Colson Ms. Jennifer C. Cowart Mr. Alan M. Free and Mr. Steve Morrow and Mr. Eric S. Blades and Mrs. Amanda Hall Free Ms. Drishti Jain Mrs. Whitney E. Blades Mr. William C. Crabtree Mrs. Rebecca Morrow Mr. Ryan M. Friday Ms. Sarah C. Jakelski Mr. Jeffrey T. Bogan Ms. Carly M. Creighton Mr. Adam L. Nichols and Mr. David J. Friedman Ms. Alyssa M. Jaklitsch Mr. David M. Bozard and Mr. Brian P. Crider Mrs. Susan M. Nichols Mr. Stewart R. Gandy Mr. Kyle R. James Mrs. Jennifer L. Bozard Mr. Chase C. Croft KPMG Mr. Ethan C. Garber Laura and Todd Jefferies Mr. and Mrs. W. Waldo Mr. Patrick W. Crouch and Ms. Michelle V. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Bradley Jr. Mrs. Ashley C. Crouch Mr. Brandon F. Gardner Paris, III Alan and Pamela Jenkins Michael J. Brake Mr. Samuel B. Crozier and Mr. Andrew J. Gawron Peachtree Benefit Group Mr. David W. Jett Mr. Keinan M. Bratton Dr. Jennifer L. Crozier Ms. Jennifer E. Geller Mr. James R. Peterson Jr. Mr. William M. Curry Mr. Douglas M. Ghertner Mr. Eryk R. Johnson and Mrs. Amy C. Peterson Ms. Kemper T. Kelso Mr. Judson P. Cuttino Jr. and Mrs. Shea S. Ghertner Mr. Kramer M. Johnson and Porter Keadle Moore LLC Mrs. Lauren Hammann Ms. Hayley V. Johnson Bridwelll and Mr. Bill Ms. Colie A. Dalton Mr. Edward F. Goepp Jr. RaceTrac Petroleum Inc. Ms. Judith Lynch Johnston Bridwell Mr. Emad Damouni and and Mrs. Rebecca Goepp Mr. and Mrs. David M. Rainey Mr. Robert B. Brizendine Mrs. Lauren W. Damouni Mr. Patrick J. Goethe Mr. Nathan D. Jolley Mr. James D. Remick Jeremy and Jamie Brook Ms. Elizabeth A. Dangler Ms. Haylie E. Goheen Mr. Frank J. Jones III Mrs. Elisabeth L. Riffe and Mr. Barrett A. Brooks Mr. Joshua R. Daniel Ms. Nicole Lackey Ms. Angeline T. Jones Mr. Martin F. Riffe Ms. Katelin M. Brown Mr. Benjamin E. Daniel and Ms. Karin I. Gonzalez Mr. Alexander L. Jordan Mr. Jason P. Rogers Mr. Alexander R. Brown Dr. Jiyoung Daniel Mr. David Gorvy Mr. Brandon O. Jordan and Mrs. Jennifer L. Jordan Mr. Mike Russell Mr. and Mrs. Blake F. Bruce Mr. James D. Dantzler, III Mr. Jonathan G. Gravesen Ms. Emily K. Joseph Mr. Stephen Scherger and Mr. Chris Buchholz Mr. Steven L. Dasher and Mr. Paxton W. Griffin Mrs. Lori Scherger Mrs. Christian Ray Dasher Mr. Jason R. Burdette Mr. Samuel J. Gruber Ms. Ji Y. Jung Seacrest Partners Inc. Mr. Jordan M. Davis and Ms. Caroline M. Burlingame Ms. Heather Grulke Mr. Matthew J. Karempelis Seeking Alpha Inc. Mrs. Ivey S. Davis Mr. Daniel J. Busby Mr. J. Edward Hagan Mr. Benjamin M. Katz Mr. Preston D. Shurley Mr. Michael C. Davis and Mrs. Chloe T. Kelley Mr. Kevin W. Caille Ms. Laura J. Davis Ms. Svea A. Hall Mrs. Margaret Owens Mr. Daniel M. Hamilton Mr. Ryan J. Kelly Simpson Mr. Joseph L. Caldwell, IV Mr. Jonathan B. Delaureal Ms. Whitney C. Hancock Mr. Daniel S. Kenary and Dr. David K. Sinha Mr. Eric N. Callahan and Ms. Guoping Deng Mrs. Ashley H. Callahan Mr. Carson P. Hand Ms. Stephanie M. Kenary Mr. William E. Smith and Ms. Gina M. DiCamillo Mr. Thomas J. Callaway IV Mr. David M. Hanson Mr. Joseph M. Kendrick Mrs. Camille Smith Mr. John T. Dickey and and Mrs. Catherine M. Ms. Helen R. Harris Mr. Matthew R. 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Mr. and Mrs. Philip Solomons Jr. State Bank & Trust Company Second Century Club Mr. Kurt L. Stephens and Ms. Anna Stephens Ms. Allison R. Kessler Mr. Glenn O. McNairy and Mr. Carl A. Rhodes Jr. Mr. Edward J. Tarver Jr. Mr. Michael Stokke Lt William R. Keyes Ms. Alston C. McNairy Mrs. Jessica S. Rhodes Mrs. Jamie L. Teagle and Sullivan & Schlieman Mr. Jordan S. Kiel and Mr. Adam H. McTish Mr. Taylor F. Richardson Mr. Jayson Teagle Wealth Management LLC Ms. Allyson M. Kiel Ms. Ashley E. McWilliams Jacob and Susan Mr. William A. Thiem and SunTrust Bank Inc. Ms. Jessica M. Kinchen and Mr. Larry P. McWilliams Richardson Ms. Jennifer L. Thiem SunTrust Foundation and Mr. Cody M. Kinchen Mr. Ryan J. Meccarielli and Mr. Jay T. Ripley and Mr. Charles W. Thompson Mr. Hideo Takada Ms. Holly E. King Mrs. Tonya Meccarielli Mrs. Gina F. Ripley and Mrs. Elizabeth A. Thompson Richard B. and Sherrie L. Mr. Cameron K. King and Kyle S. Meloney Mr. James B. Roberts Mr. Donald M. Thompson Jr. Taylor Mrs. Jennifer M. King Mr. Travis J. Messina Mr. Bradley E. Roberts Mr. Ellis H. Thorp, III The Savannah Community Mr. Brett C. Kingman Mr. Christopher M. Miller Ms. Caroline F. Robinson Mr. Robert B. Thrasher Foundation Inc. Ms. Mollie R. Kinsman William C. Mitchell Jr. Chris and Barbara Robinson Nathan C. Tippie The Solomons Fund Mr. Andrew P. Kintz and Mr. Michael P. Mix and Mr. Mark A. Rockett and Mr. Douglas D. and Mrs. Towles A. Kintz Mrs. Elizabeth Mix Ms. Jennifer W. Rockett Mr. Mathew R. Tooley Mrs. Elizabeth P. Thornton Mr. Jefferson B. A. Knox Jr. Ms. Celeste A. Monturo Mrs. Jennifer Rivers Roeser Ms. Sydney L. Traub Mrs. Whitney V. Thrower Mr. Andrew H. Knox Jr. Michael D. Moore Mr. Jonathan J. Rogers and Britt and Ross Trulock Tishman Speyer Properties, Aaron and Roxi Konnick Ms. Meredith M. Moore Mrs. Carla R. Rogers Ms. Betsy S. Tuck LP Mr. Jeffery A. Koon Ms. Meredith B. Robinson Mr. Wilson W. 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Richardson Mr. and Mrs. James T. Mr. Frank W. Stewart III Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Mrs. Marcia A. Bray Mr. Jay T. Ripley and Mr. Horace D. Story and Westbrook Barnette Jr. Mrs. Gina F. Ripley John P. and Marion S. Mr. David Brayshaw and Mrs. Kathryn G. Story Mrs. Susan Cooper Ms. Leana Brayshaw RLI Insurance Company Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Westendorf and Mr. Kevin Barrack Mr. Dustin S. Barrett Dr. Bryant S. Brazeal and Mr. Bradley E. Roberts Strate M. Westendorf Dr. Ian C. Barrett Susan Miller Robinson Bradford and Ashley Swann Elizabeth and Dustin White Dr. Barbara D. Bart and Mr. Randall K. Bart Brilakeston Consulting Inc. Mr. Mark A. Rockett and Mr. Ignacio F. Taboada Mr. William G. Whitehurst Mr. Richard H. Brinkley Jr. Ms. Jennifer W. Rockett Mr. Jeremiah M. Tarbutton Mr. Carl D. Whitlock Jr. Candace Garner Baskett Mr. Gerald A. Bass Bristol-Myers Squibb Mr. Hadley Rodriguez and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey E. Mr. Samuel M. Williams Foundation, Inc Dr. Shenila H. 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The Benefit Company Mr. Taylor G. Woodruff and Mr. Joseph Browne III Russell The Cook’s Warehouse Mr. and Mrs. George E. Mrs. Dena Woodruff Bennett Jr. Mr. Philip J. Brudney and Mr. Brian Sadler The Frank S. Bachelder Mr. William Woodward Ms. Rachel M. Brudney Ms. Sarah K. Sanderson Charitable Fund Mr. Thomas J. Bennett Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Woody III and Mrs. Marla Bennett Mr. Michael E. Buck Mr. Derek M. Schuber The Georgian Terrace Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Joel O. Wooten Mr. William J. Buie (FS) and Ms. Katherine Mr. Todd M. Benson The Harriet W. & Edward P. Mr. Khalfani B. Yabuku II Ellen F. and L. Duncan Buoyer Schuber Ellis Trust Mr. and Mrs. Gene R. Benton Mr. Delos H. Yancey III and Mrs. Alesia Burch and Mr. Mr. Richard F. Scott and The Ritz Carlton - Buckhead Mr. David G. Bergman and Mrs. Molly M. Yancey Mrs. Dana Bergman James E. Burch Mrs. Janet Scott Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Mr. Reid L. Scott Ms. Brittany A. Young Berkley Southeast Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. 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Mr. Andrew D. Sundin Mr. Richard L. Toole Mr. Matthew S. Vollkommer Mr. Ronald L. and Mrs. Mr. David S. Wolfson Mr. Edwin J. Tabaka and Mr. Paul Towle and Ms. Mr. Michael T. Vollkommer Andrea J. Wendt Ms. Kasandra Woo Mrs. Donna C. Tabaka Debra Towle and Mrs. Janis Vollkommer Mr. Henry Wesloski and Ms. Allison L. Woodall (FS) Taqueria Del Sol Ms. Casey L. Towle Ms. Dana M. Vollkommer Mrs. Sae Wesloski Mr. Chad D. Woodhead Ms. Alexis C. Tawater- Mr. John Q. Truong Mr. John R. Voynich and Ms. Lindsey S. Wesloski Mrs. Laurie Woodhead Tiedemann Ms. Cortney N. Trussell Mrs. Jessica Voynich Shay Shealy West Ms. Lauren M. Woolums Laura Staffaroni Taylor Mrs. Rebecca Tucker and Mrs. Allison Wagasky Ms. Emma L. West Ms. Shayla J. Worley Mr. Clinton N. Teague Mr. Robert J. Tucker Ms. Catherine C. Wagasky Ms. Elizabeth M. Wheatley Mr. Ian T. Wraga Ms. Tammy Teague and Mrs. Virginia R. Tucker Ms. Joanne E. Waldron (FS) Mr. Carl A. White Jr. and Mr. Garrett J. Wright Mrs. Claudine P. White Mr. Hendra Tedjo and Ms. Mr. Parker S. Tuggle Ms. Christy L. Waldrop Mr. Jonathan M. Wright Connie Chandra Ms. Callie A. Whitlock Ms. Kelsey A. Turchi Mr. William C. Walker Mr. James C. Wright Mrs. Jan M. and Mr. Terry Mr. Daniel C. Tuttle and Ms. Marcie E. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Timothy B. S. Tenenbaum Whitmire Ms. Yiqing Wu Ms. Christine Twillmann Mr. and Mrs. Dumah A. Mr. Franklin A. Wu The Country Music Hall of Walker Mr. John S. Whittaker Ms. Kate A. Twillmann Ms. Katherine M. Wynne Fame Mr. Christopher C. Walker Ms. Alexandria B. Whitton UGA Alumni Association Mr. Kaicheng Yang The Inn at Serenbe Mrs. Sunny McAfee Walker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Mr. Eric A. Ulbrich Ms. Anna K. Yarger The St. Regis Atlanta Mrs. Judy Walker Wicinski United Way of Northern Mr. Harrison K. Yarger Ms. Lena B. Thomas New Jersey Mr. Junming Wang Mrs. Susan M. Wiedeman Mr. John Yarger Ms. Julie Anderson Mr. William H. Unrue Ms. Meaghan Gill Warden Mr. Brian A. Wikrent Thomas Ms. Mounika Yarlagadda Ms. Janie M. Upchurch Jeanne B. Warwick Mr. and Mrs. Roland R. Mr. and Mrs. Brice R. Wilbanks Mr. Phillip C. York Thompson Ms. Susan M. Ushela Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Waters Mr. Robert A. Wilkin and Ms. Hannah R. Young Mr. Kenneth J. Thompson Ms. Nancy Reeves Usry Mrs. Tu-Tran T. Wilkin Mr. and Mrs. James C. Ms. Prisca Zaccaria (FS) and Mr. and Mrs. Neal A. Mr. Rafael M. Valdes and Mr. Kelly G. Williams II Mr. Alan E. Jeffers (FS) Mrs. Patricia R. Valdes Watson, III Thompson Dr. and Mrs. Carl F. Ms. Isabella N. Zaccaria- Mr. Nicholas M. Valentino Mrs. Elizabeth A. Watts and Mr. Kurt D. Thoresen and Mr. Dennis A. Watts Williams, III Jeffers Ms. Regan E. Thoresen Mr. Mathieu J. Van Asten Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Mr. Christian Zambrano Andrew W. Van Tassel Ms. Deborah J. Ms. Audrey F. Thorn Weatherford Williams Ms. Kelley M. Zapata Ms. Sanitha Varghese (FS) Mr. and Mrs. James E. Ms. Nicole E. Weaver Ms. Karen E. Williams and Ms. Patricia D. Zettek (FS) Thrash Kevin and Leyna Vaughter Mr. Kevin W. Williams Ms. Kyleigh L. Weaver (FS) and Mr. C. C. Brooks Jr. Mr. Alexander C. Thykeson Mr. John Veasey Ms. Haylee R. Williamson Weigel-Veasey Appraisers Ms. Tina Zhang Mr. William P. Thys Mr. Steven Ventura Inc. Ms. Susan Williamson Miss Mi Zhou Ms. Gina L. Tiedemann and Mr. William K. Victor and Ms. Abigail H. Weinstein Ms. Gloria Williford Mr. Drew L. Zucker Mr. Steven G. Tiedemann Mrs. Helena Victor Mrs. Nannette M. Weiss Ms. Nancy C. Willis Mr. Michael R. Todd and Ms. Alexis M. Victor and Mr. David B. Weiss Mr. William A. Wilson (d) - deceased Ms. Erin E. Todd Mr. Edward H. Vogel and Ms. Emily N. Weissert Mr. Samuel S. Wilson (FS) - faculty/staff Ms. Jillian R. Todd Mrs. Diane Vogel Ms. Katheryn V. Wells Mr. Thomas C. Winkel (YA) - Young Alumni Mr. Gary J. Tolbert and Mrs. Beatriz C. Volcan- Mr. Phillip R. Wise III Mrs. Kaye Tolbert Poteet 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 2015 fiscal year. Every effort has been made to assure its completeness and accuracy. Our fiscal year began July 1, 2014 and ended June 30, 2015. For more information about The 1912 Society of Giving, please contact the Terry College Office of Donor Relations (706) 583-0526.

36 years 31 years 27 years 24 years 22 years Dr. and Mrs. John S. Jahera State Farm Companies David and Page Sobek Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Hill Jr. Foundation Garland Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Coca-Cola Company 26 years Mr. and Mrs. Terrel D. Maxey Deloitte Foundation 30 years Mr. and Mrs. W. Marks Ballenger Dr. and Mrs. Perry G. Georgia Power Company Mr. and Mrs. John R. Phelps Towles Jr. Mr. James W. Martin Moore KPMG Foundation Mr. Ahmed Moinuddin Altria Group Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Howell W. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley S. 23 years 21 years 34 years Newton Ansley III Mr. William I. Bowen Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Gene R. SunTrust Foundation Mr. and Mrs. R. Ernest Ms. Kelly M. Bowen Benton 29 years McClure Jr. Mr. Ed K. Burton Mrs. Dorothy S. Camerio and 33 years Dr. Sandra G. Gustavson Dr. James D. Edwards and Mr. Louis T. Camerio Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Izlar Mrs. Cathryn H. Creasy 25 years Mrs. Clara M. Edwards Mr. Timothy A. Keadle and Mrs. Kathryn T. Keadle Mr. James A. Calvert Miss Janice A. Garrett Mr. and Mrs. James A. Joyce Marie Middleton Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Kahn Sommerville 28 years Frances Wood Wilson Mr. and Mrs. William Foundation Inc. Bradley Turner 32 years Dr. and Mrs. Jerry E. Trapnell Mr. W. B. Chambers

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20 years Mrs. Anne McDonald Ellis Mr. and Mrs. C. William Mr. and Mrs. Ronald T. Mr. and Mrs. W. Christopher International Business and Mr. Thomas E. Ellis Griffin Sorrow Draper Jr. Machines Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. W. Gaylon Hefner Mr. Winburn “Brother” Mr. and Mrs. James B. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart C. Bean Faulkner Samuel D. and Lara H. Stewart Jr. Drew Jr. Mr. Phillip A. Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. Earl G. Ford Jr. Holmes Laura Staffaroni Taylor Stephanie Hatcher Emry The Honorable and Mrs. Joe Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Law Mr. and Mrs. William C. General Electric Foundation Frank Harris Ghertner Mr. and Mrs. W. Mark Weathersby Mr. John P. Gernatt and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Brett G. Grant Thornton Foundation Mitchell Cynthia Gernatt Hellenga Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Inglis Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Abram J. 11 years Grant Thornton LLP Dr. Bob Kimball Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Serotta Mr. and Mrs. M. Brantley Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Izlar Krueger Mr. P. Jelle A. Slier Barrow Mr. and Mrs. Walter N. Lewis 19 years Mr. James R. Lavelle Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. James R. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwin Lowe Mr. Don M. Bieger Mrs. Joyce Lavelle Sowers Jr. Bishop Jr. Mauldin & Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Sallie H. and F. Joel LLC Certified Public Burch Jr. Monroe Thomas Jr. Chasteen Accountants Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc. Michael P. Moore Kenneth and Catherine Community Foundation of the Ted and Catherine McMullan Mr. and Mrs. David G. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Thrasher Chattahoochee Valley Inc. Mr. Charles E. Moore Jr. Davies Jr. Mr. Max E. Stevens TimeWarner Foundation Ms. Aimee M. Dean and Mr. Moore Colson Ernst & Young Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D. Stith H. Hampton Vining Jr. Donnie P. Dean Moore Stephens Tiller LLC Mr. and Mrs. Jon M. Glazman Col. and Mrs. Stull Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Mrs. Kathy M. Deen and Mr. Jay and Sandy O’Meara F. Edward Deen Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Richard B. and Sherrie L. Watson Mrs. Laura L. Plaukovich Schalterbrand Jr. Taylor Mr. Thomas J. Way Deloitte Services LP and Andrew W. Plaukovich Mr. John M. Waters Dixon Hughes Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Marcum D. LLP 18 years 12 years Sasser 14 years Bibb Distributing Company Mr. and Mrs. William W. Mrs. Marilyn B. Smalley and Mr. and Mrs. James H. Douglas III Bradford Ruth Ann Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Amos Mr. Jeffrey L. Smalley Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Mr. and Mrs. W. Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Draper Jr. Broderick Beresford Ariail Solomons Jr. Bennett Thrasher LLP Mr. and Mrs. James B. Mr. and Mrs. Kessel D. Mr. James C. Cripps Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Brooks Drew Jr. Miss Jennifer L. Chapman Stelling Jr. Southern Company Charles and Miriam Butler Stephanie Hatcher Emry Dr. Elizabeth S. Cooperman Mrs. Carol Ann P. Stovall Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. General Electric Foundation 17 years Callier Jr. and Mr. Robert Cooperman and Mr. Dan M. Stovall Robert and Lynn Copeland Mr. John P. Gernatt and Mrs. Mr. Tony R. Stringer AT&T Foundation ExxonMobil Foundation Cynthia Gernatt Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Courts, IV Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Bank of America Matching Mr. and Mrs. James R. Grant Thornton LLP Garrison Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson T. Voynich Gift Program Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Izlar Mr. and Mrs. Carey L. Davis Jill and Geoffrey Walton Mr. and Mrs. R. Edwin Mr. and Mrs. Walter N. Lewis Bennett Gordon Darren and Pam DeVore Mr. and Mrs. W. Larry Webb Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwin Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Mr. and Mrs. John N. Haley Mr. and Mrs. Claude G. Dorn Mr. John N. Youmans Compton Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Mr. Philip A. Dreger Mauldin & Jenkins Horne LLC Certified Public 10 years Mr. and Mrs. J. Benton Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Accountants Evans II C. Alex Lang Eden Mr. and Mrs. James William Ted and Catherine McMullan Mr. James C. Graves Mr. and Mrs. A. David Love Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Barge Mr. Charles E. Moore Jr. Mrs. C. Herman Terry Drs. Laurence A. and Silvia Fabris, Sr. BB&T Corporation Moore Colson Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy E. A. Madeo Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Thomas Mrs. Nancy Richardson Paty Feigles Moore Stephens Tiller LLC Blackburn Jr. Kelly Kroener Reece and Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Jay and Sandy O’Meara Clayton L. Blount 16 years Daren L. Reece Ferguson Mrs. Laura L. Plaukovich Blue Ridge Electric Co-op and Andrew W. Plaukovich Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. Timothy G. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Marcum D. Mr. and Mrs. Alan L. Barnett Russell Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Perry E. Conley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Leslie W. Gates and Greg Sasser Deloitte Communities Foundation Mrs. Marilyn B. Smalley and of Texas Sterne B. Gates Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Ms. Sara L. Tweedell Georgia Crown Distributing Co. Mr. Jeffrey L. Smalley Doherty Mr. Edwin H. Connell III Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mr. James A. Connelly Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Wages Mr. Douglas M. Ghertner Elliott Davis Decosimo LLC and Mrs. Shea S. Ghertner Solomons Jr. Equifax Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Tony L. Walker Ernst & Young LLP Mr. and Mrs. Steve Goodroe Mr. and Mrs. Kessel D. Mrs. Sandra A. Hefnider and Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Stelling Jr. George and Ann Swift Mr. Ronald G. Hefnider Warnock Habif, Arogeti & Wynne LLP Family Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. R. Fred Hester Mrs. Carol Ann P. Stovall Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hoyt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. and Mr. Dan M. Stovall Mr. and Mrs. Olin J. Harrell Jr. Willson IV Mrs. Louise E. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Earl T. Leonard Jr. Mr. Tony R. Stringer Mrs. Susan S. Hawkins and Mr. James A. Macomber Mr. and Mrs. W. Terrell Jewish Federation of Greater Dr. Rickard S. Hawkins Jr. Wingfield Atlanta Inc. Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Mr. Charles H. Marsh Voynich Mr. and Mrs. Carroll D. Hurst Mr. and Mrs. Joel O. Wooten Dr. William F. Kauder Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Jill and Geoffrey Walton Mr. and Mrs. J. Timothy Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Kirk Ingram Mathis Mr. and Mrs. W. Larry Webb Mr. Roy F. Neves Jr. and 13 years Mr. and Mrs. Gavin E. Mr. and Mrs. W. Larry M. McQuiston Mr. John N. Mr. and Mrs. M. Knox Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth W. Neves Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Brantley Barrow Abele Mr. Fredric F. Perdue Mr. Stephen J. Konenkamp Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Orr Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mr. and Mrs. Barton W. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick S. and Mrs. Letty L. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bishop Jr. Konenkamp Parker, Sr. Baldwin Pittard Sallie H. and F. Joel KPMG LLP Mr. Terry I. Parker and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Mr. James W. Rewis Sr. and Chasteen Felicia N. Parker Bartlett Jr. Mrs. Nancy Rewis Dr. Deena D. Kushner and Community Foundation of the Dr. Sidney R. Kushner Porter Keadle Moore LLC Mr. and Mrs. R. Alan Bullock Ms. Brenda W. Richardson Chattahoochee Valley Inc. Mr. G. Michael Leverett Jr. Mr. Joseph A. Richwine Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Mr. Mark D. Scherer Ms. Aimee M. Dean and Mr. Cheek Mrs. Beth S. Maier and Mr. Mr. Wilbur C. Shirey Mr. Victor Segrest Donnie P. Dean Directions Research Inc. William J. Maier Mr. Peter Vig Mr. and Mrs. James H. Mrs. Kathy M. Deen and Mr. Barbara Laseter Ellison Shepherd Jr. F. Edward Deen Mr. Dexter Manning and Ms. Claire S. Manning Frazier & Deeter LLC Mr. and Mrs. Keith H. Deloitte Services LP 15 years Jason and Catherine Martin Mr. annd Mrs. David S. Shurbutt Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP Wendy N. Bevan and Gentry Mr. William E. Smith and Mr. James S. Mathews Stephen A. Bevan Mr. and Mrs. William W. Jack and Debbie Gibson Mrs. Camille Smith and Mrs. Catherine W. Mr. James N. Bosserman Douglas III Mathews

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Mrs. Karen H. McCrea and Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Mr. Brooks Andrews and Mr. Mr. R. James Mitchell Dr. Lary B. Cowart Mr. Richard K. McCrea Hobgood Dale Dwelle MMR Research Associates Mr. Jacob F. Crouch, III Mrs. Elizabeth B. Pascal and Mr. Phillip S. Hodges and AT&T Georgia Inc. Dabbs, Hickman, Hill & Mr. Robert J. Pascal Mrs. Catherine D. Hodges Mr. and Mrs. Stephens L. Mr. Matthew G. Moffett and Cannon LLP Mr. and Mrs. J. Haley Laura and Todd Jefferies Baldwin Jr. Mrs. Diane S. Moffett Mr. and Mrs. Alton L. Darby Roberts Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. BDO USA LLP Mr. and Mrs. F. David Ms. Ashley L. Davis Mr. and Mrs. J. Iry Sharpe Jr. Joiner Daniel and Jessica Bennett Muschamp Mr. Christopher K. Dooney Mr. Thomas T. Shealy and Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Ms. Mai-Lise Nguyen and Ms. Jennifer R. Dr. Edwina D. Shealy Kaliher Jr. Bennett Jr. Mrs. Rebecca Pierson Nichols Dooney Mr. and Mrs. T. Grady Smith Malcolm A. Kessinger Mr. David G. Bergman and and Mr. Joey Nichols Mr. Michael H. Dunn Jr. Christi Black Kruse Mrs. Dana Bergman Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Ogburn Mr. Donald H. Estroff and Smith & Howard, PC Mr. and Mrs. J. Reese Lanier Mr. and Mrs. Thilo D. Best Michael K. Ostergard and Ms. Anita Estroff Mrs. Mary S. Snyder Mr. F. David Leiter Jr. and Dr. and Mrs. Lynn H. Boyd Nancy H. Ostergard Mr. Carl Fitch Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Mrs. Michelle K. Leiter Mr. and Mrs. John H. Klenke James E. and Becky B. Mrs. Jaci M. Fleming and Williams Mr. and Mrs. John H. Loving Bredenberg Parker Mr. Kent A. Fleming Mr. J. Darwin Martin Dustin T. Brown and K. Lynn Mr. Timothy A. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. George R. 9 years Mr. Laurence N. Mauney Brown Regions Financial Corporation Fontaine Mrs. Jennifer H. Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Mason A. Mr. Jeffrey A. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Don M. Rhodes Mr. Stewart R. Gandy Mr. John R. Allen Jr. McConnell Mrs. Susan G. Brown RockTenn Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Mr. and Mrs. Larry N. Mr. and Mrs. William Z. Gillis, Sr. Ayers McGee Brownlee Rogers Mr. and Mrs. B. Hal Gurley Mr. and Mrs. James G. Mr. Matthew C. McGivern Mr. Michael E. Buck Mrs. Penny Morrison-Ross Mr. Alan P. Harbuck Bailey Mr. and Mrs. John F. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Burton and Dr. Bill Ross Mr. and Mrs. Holden T. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. George W. McMullan Mrs. Elizabeth Martin Chipley Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Mrs. Suzanne P. Henke and Baker Jr. Dr. Myra L. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Derek Wallace Rupert Mr. Brad R. Henke Dr. and Mrs. Allan W. Barber Ellie May Morris Clark Brian and Christine Sokol Mr. J. Hamilton Hilsman and Mr. and Mrs. A. Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Mr. John M. Clark and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mrs. Meika S. Hilsman Barksdale Morton Sara Clark Steadman, III InterContinental Hotels Mr. Fred R. Bell Dr. and Mrs. Walter P. Neely Dr. Johnnie L. Clark and Mr. Mr. Raymond M. Swann Group Bell’s Food Market No. 1 Northwestern Mutual Life Charles E. Clark Mr. Edward J. Tarver Jr. The Honorable and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Cecil R. Cooke The Harriet W. & Edward P. John H. Isakson Brown Jacinda N. Norvell and Mr. Walter C. Corish Jr. and Ellis Trust JustGive Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. James F. Norvell Jr. Mrs. Patricia Corish Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Mrs. Jennifer M. Kilcrease Brown Mr. C. Brandon Patten Dr. Marie Dent Thomas and Mr. Robert D.Kilcrease Mr. and Mrs. Terry Steven Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Mr. John T. Dickey and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Turner Kimberly-Clark Corporation Brown Perry Jr. Laney M. Dickey Kevin and Leyna Vaughter Mr. Roger E. Kincaid and Mr. William J. Buie Michelle Y. Posey and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Mrs. Elizabeth S. Venitt and Ms. Rebecca L. Chase Mr. Salem S. Bullard William D. Posey Dodson Mr. Sanford Venitt Mr. and Mrs. Wyckliffe A. Mr. and Mrs. Britt K. Byrom Mr. Lonnie R. Purvis Michael and Christine Drayer Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Knox Jr. Dr. Mary Frances Calegari Mr. and Mrs. A. Middleton Elisha W. and Robert D. Walker, III Mrs. Lesli C. Lipson and Mr. and Mr. Michael J.Calegari Ramsey Finney Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Stephen J. Lipson Mr. and Mrs. T. Tyrone Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Reid Mr. and Mrs. James H. Floyd Webb Mr. and Mrs. Luther A. Carrell Mr. Eric T. Sconyers Mr. Steven E. Follin Wells Fargo & Company Lockwood, II Dr. and Mrs. Archie B. Mr. Robert S. Shelfer and Mr. W. Benjamin Fortson Mr. and Mrs. Roland R. Lynx Research Consulting Carroll *Mrs. Margaret Prisbus Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Wilbanks Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Warren G. Shelfer French Jr. Mr. Samuel M. Williams Daniel A. Mack Carson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Mr. Theodore C. Fyock Mr. and Mrs. W. Neil Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Mani, CohnReznick LLP Sherrer Gap Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William B. III Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Mr. R. Travis Storey and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Wright Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Cook Margaret W. Storey Garmon Mr. Mark E. Young and Mrs. Maret Covington Investments LLC Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Georgia Power Foundation Diane M. Young Marsh & McLennan Mrs. Betty Cox Stovall Inc. Companies Mr. Mark D. Cuda Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Mr. Jacques J. Grougrou 7 years Mr. Raphael M. Mayberry Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Stowe Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. and Mrs. Melissa L. Davis Jr. Bradford and Ashley Swann Hamilton Jr. Lanier, II Mayberry Dr. and Mrs. Mark C. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mrs. Martha T. Horne and W. Gregory Adkisson Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy F. McBrayer Dawkins Teegarden Mr. Foy S. Horne Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Diehl and Mrs. Holly A. Thibault and Clay and Andrea Huffman Aitkens Mr. and Mrs. J. Cliff McCurry Mr. Robert F. Diehl Jr. Mr. Robert S. Thibault Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Albany Property Preston C. McDonald DPR Construction Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Ingram Jr. Management Co. David Judson McGowan Mrs. Susan M. Driscoll and Thiebaut April N. and Jed L. Jessup Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. McMaster-Carr Supply Mr. Mark Driscoll Thomas H. Lanier Family Russ W. Johnson and Allcorn, IV Company Mr. Patrick D. Dugan Foundation Catherine C. Johnson Dr. Thomas R. Berry Mrs. Hollis D. Meidl and Mr. Allison and Walter Dyer Mr. and Mrs. G. Grant Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Mr. Joseph H. Boland Jr. Chris Meidl Mr. Robert C. Eckberg Tribble Johnson Bobby and Ellen Bristow Mr. Gregory C. Meushaw Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Mary Alice C. Trussell and Mr. Ted Jones Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brown Mr. David C. Miller and Mrs. Philip E. Trussell Jo B. Miller Edenfield Mr. and Mrs. Scott L. Keller Mr. and Mrs. Blake F. Bruce Turner Enterprises Inc. Morgan Stanley Smith Mr. and Mrs. H. Stephen Mr. and Mrs. David J. Kervin Burke Inc. Mr. Miles H.Watters Jr. Barney Global Impact Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Bobby W. Ms. Elizabeth W. Camp Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Wells, III Funding Trust Inc. Eli Lilly and Co. Foundation Lawson Mr. and Mrs. C. Pierce George T. and Alecia H. Mr. Jeffrey R. Woods Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Adam and Christy LeBlanc Campbell Morris Ethridge Mr. and Mrs. J. Bayne Mr. Andrew C. Lipman and Mr. and Mrs. C. Ronald Mr. and Mrs. S. Taylor Glover Yarbrough Mr. and Mrs. W. Tillman Ms. Andrea Lipman Cheeley Norris Ms. Wilucia Green Mrs. Rebecca M. Lovelace Mr. Matthew D. Clark and 8 years Mr. and Mrs. James B. Mr. William Hecht and Mr. Robert L. Lovelace Mrs. Susan B. Clark Nunn Jr. The Turner Family Mr. Kevin M. Hiler Philippe Lunardelli and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Mr. John J. Ossick Jr. Mr. Hershell E. Hitchcock Foundation Inc. Elizabeth McRee Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Ray M. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. and Mrs. Katherine Connie and Drew Melear Mr. Brian J. Cossaboom and Pannell Hitchcock Abernathy Jill M. and Sean R. Mitchell Ms. Cara Anne Curtis

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Mr. and Mrs. William C. Parr Adam and Julie Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mulherin, III Mr. Eric S. Blades and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Mr. James B. Alley and Dr. Mr. Leopold I. Cohen Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas Neal Whitney E. Blades Hoeler Jr. Lauren G. Pittenger Mrs. Sara R. Cohen Mr. David J. O’Hare Mrs. Jana H. Bledsoe and Mr. Leamon R. Holliday IV Tom and Lindley Presley Mr. Brian E. Cooksey Mr. Alexander P. Oliver Mr. Evan Bledsoe and Dr. Bonnie L. Holliday Stephanie and Jeremy Covenant Foundation Inc. Oracle Corporation Mr. Jacques Bolien and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. Jones Ransom Dr. Sean L. Coy and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. James T. Donna Voynich Bolien Hooks Mr. Carl A. Rhodes Jr. Betty P. Coy Payne Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton T. Bond Mr. Joseph L. Howard and Mr. Eric S. Rivard and Mrs. Crowe Horwath LLP Mr. Terence L. Reece Katrina L. Bowers Dr. Katrena C. Howard Susana V. Rivard Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Davis Mr. Mitchell B. Reiner and Mr. Jason M. Brady Mr. and Mrs. Terry R. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Rizzo Mr. Christopher R. Deitrich Ms. Jenny Anne Menkes Michael J. Brake Huggins Chris and Barbara Robinson Dr. Wanda I. DeLeo and Mr. Mr. Christopher R. Mr. and Mrs. S. Norman Bray Dr. Michael T. Hunsucker Susan Miller Robinson Gene DeLeo Richardson Jeremy and Jamie Brook Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Mr. Mark E. Duis Mr. Gene W. Robinson and Mr. Barrett A. Brooks Iuliucci Rogers Carl W. Duyck and Dennis Richard L. and Lara N. Mr. Scott C. Brooks J. C. Lewis Foundation, Incorporated Ms. Paige N. Roper J. Flood Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Bryson Ms. Sarah C. Jakelski Mr. John C. Schmidt and Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomas Mrs. Gloria G. Schmidt Etheridge Rothenberger Bush, III Mr. and Mrs. L. Michael Jett Dr. Margaret G. Serrato Mr. Jeffrey Etherton Mr. D. Dean Roy Jr. Rev. and Mrs. H. Crist Mr. Kramer M. Johnson and Mr. F. Ryan Sewell and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Evans Mr. Ernest J. 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1950–54 is president and owner of Compania Colom- Mark Bank & Trust in Nancy Stewart Bush Terry Wingfield of a group of insur- biana de Petroleos SA. Chattanooga, Tenn., (BBA ’84) of Menlo (BBA ’51) of Athens ance, real estate and Kessel Stelling (BBA as EVP and director Park, Calif., joined received the Billy appraisal companies. ’78) of Columbus was of wealth services. ThreatStream as CFO. appointed by Gov. She was previously a She was previously Hudson Distinguished 1970–74 Citizen Award from Deal to the Realizing financial advisor for VP of finance with Jim Gunby (BBA ’72) Educational Achieve- Raymond James. Rick Adaptive Insights. the Northeast Georgia of Columbus joined ment Can Happen Ingram (BBA ’81, Andy Siegel (BBA Council of the Boy Synovus Trust (REACH) Foundation MBA ’82) of Wood- ’84), president of Scouts of America. He Company as senior Inc. Board. Kessel is stock was promoted Siegel Insurance Inc., is the former secretary trust relationship chairman and CEO of to EVP of commercial is serving as president treasurer of the UGA manager. He was Synovus. banking with Commu- of the Independent Athletic Department’s previously at SunTrust nity & Southern Bank. Insurance Agents of Georgia Student for more than 20 1980–84 Preston Griffith Georgia Inc. Educational Fund. years. Malcolm Liles Sheila Elder Ray (BBA ’82) of Char- (BBA ’72) of Nash- (BBA ’80) of Atlanta 1960–64 lotte, N.C., joined 1985–89 ville, Tenn., was recog- was named CFO of (BBA Don Grantham (BBA Cushman & Wake- Jon Bridges nized on the Financial the Year in the midsize ’85) of Peachtree ’62) of Augusta serves field |Thalhimer as a Times “FT Top 400 public company City was promoted to as the chairman of the broker specializing in Financial Advisors” category by Atlanta SVP for Chick-Fil-A. Georgia Department industrial leasing and list and on Barron’s Business Chronicle. Sheri Williamson of Transportation. sales. Stephen Doster “Top 1200 Advisors Sheila is the CFO of (BBA ’85) and He has served on the (BBA ’83) of Nash- Easter by State” ranking State Bank Financial husband Jeff Easter of board since 2011. ville, Tenn., wrote the for 2015. Malcolm Corporation and its Lincolnton are inter- He was chairman of biography Marjorie is the managing subsidiary State Bank national gospel music the Georgia Ports Catherine Terry partner of The Liles and Trust Company. stars, appearing on Authority from Terry-Smith Doster, Group at Robert W. Gaither Homecoming 1972–84. Kathy Frazier Taudte Her Finest Hour Baird Private Wealth (BBA ’80) of Roswell syndicated TV shows. that details a young 1965–69 Management. He was was promoted to They hosted a family woman’s WWII efforts George Frady also on both lists in corporate controller of star-studded Home- in London. Stephen’s (BBA ’66) of Canton 2013. Hotel Equities Group coming Mother’s Day first novel,Lord Balti- has written a book, LLC. Weekend Festival in Greg Anderson more, was nominated Memories of the Hunt. 1975–79 (BBA ’81) of Jack- Lincolnton at The for a Pulitzer. He is Jamie Boswell (BBA Gonzalo Restrepo sonville, Fla., a senior Lewis Family Home (MBA ’76) of Envi- an assistant editor for ’67) of Athens was banking officer at Place. Kris Hofford gado, Columbia, a peer-review journal named secretary for Everbank, is serving as Robinson (BBA ’85) was appointed to the at Vanderbilt Univ. the State Transpor- president of the Jack- joined ThetaRay as board for Smurfit Scott Murphy (BBA tation Board. He sonville City Council. EVP, Americas in Kappa as an inde- ’83) was promoted represents the 10th Sandy Brandt Cham- the New York office pendent, non-exec- to VP and CFO of Congressional District bers (BBA ‘81, MAcc to lead the compa- utive director. He is Atlanta-based Birch and was elected to the ’82) joined Capital- ny’s U.S. effort in board in 2013. Jamie currently chairman Communications.

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76 terry.uga.edu Profile Classnotes Building businesses and bridges By Matt Waldman (AB `96) The road to Damascus wasn’t a figure of speech for Syria was part of many childhood trips to the Persian Tareq Hawasli (BBA ’02); it was a summer job. The Gulf and Europe, and Hawasli’s early exposure to travel Sandy Springs native is the descendant of Damascene and commerce led to the pursuit of an international traders, and he earned his first taste of international busi- business degree at Terry and ultimately to a career that ness on the streets and surrounding neighborhoods of has spanned three continents. The three firms Hawasli the ancient city at an age when most children were being has founded in as many years brim with enough activity introduced to reading, writing, and arithmetic. to require two cell phones: Phidar Advisory, the Dubai- “My mother’s side of the family owned a large factory based real estate advisory group in 2013; SHM, a land- in Damascus that designed sacred items,” says Hawasli, scape and hardscape services business in Atlanta in 2014; referring to the elegant crosses, Mother Mary’s, and and Darin Partners, an independent investment advisory other items that people carried on pilgrimages to holy and asset management firm based in London in 2015. cities like Jerusalem. “My uncle also had several shops Hawasli’s private equity and business development that catered to tourists, and from the age of six I’d take expertise includes real estate, energy, IT, healthcare, his old stock, put up a cardboard stand, and start selling.” and entertainment, making him a bridge for commerce between east and west. An inaugural member of UGA’s 40 Under 40 honorees, Hawasli wants to lead the world to Athens. He recently served on UGA’s Advisory Council for the Vice President for Instruction, and he believes that UGA is in position to become one of the top 10-15 universities in the country. “I’m looking at the university’s proximity to Atlanta — the fastest growing city in America — and at our resources and alumni, and I say, ‘Why not us?’” says Hawasli, who sees himself as a candid sounding board with a global perspective. “A lot of the people I’m connected with in Boston, L.A., and around the world give back generously to their universities, but they didn’t have the experiences that I had at Georgia. I’m hungry to tell the world about our university.” Hawasli credits the friendly and supportive academic environment at UGA for encouraging him to become a more open person. “The university was always generous with me. I wasn’t always the most academic of students, but I made the effort in classes and the professors always helped you like you were at a small university,” says Hawasli, who treasures his Athens connections. “I met so many good people from all different walks of life at UGA, and there was always a good vibe. I opened up and it helped me come into my own. That’s very important to me,

JASON THRASHER and I want to do my part to let everyone know In a span of just three years, Hawasli (BBA ’02) has founded three firms on three what I know about the University of Georgia.” continents in three major cities: Dubai, Atlanta, and London.

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which guides most director of the Master Anderson (BBA Terry Alumni in UGA Leadership commercial vessels of Accountancy ’96) of Augusta was into and out of the Program and Graduate elected secretary of the UGA Foundation Port of Savannah. Business Programs. executive committee Kenneth G. Jackson (BBA ’79) – Chairman Trey and his wife Erin John Pandtle (BBA of the International William W. Douglas III (BBA ’83) – Vice Chairman have two daugh- ’93) was appointed Warehouse Logistics Terry S. Brown (BBA ’84) – Treasurer ters Macy, 13, and by the Abu Dhabi Association. Frank is Steve C. Jones (BBA ’78, JD ’87) – Secretary Brooke, 10. Stacy Investment Authority VP of RBW Logistics. Burk Dellis (BBA as head of the U.S., Susan Vann Keigans UGA Alumni Association ’92) of Rome joined Internal Equities (BBA ’97) of Camilla, Ruth A. Bartlett (BBA ’76) – President Bonney S. Shuman (BBA ’90) – Vice President United Community Department. He leads EVP with Planters and Bank as assistant VP a team of portfolio Citizens Bank, was and portfolio specialist managers based in elected president of harnessing big data became dean of Old in the commercial Abu Dhabi. He was the Leadership GBA to protect financial Dominion Univ.’s lending department. previously with Eagle Executive Committee institutions and critical Strome College of Tripp Penn (AB ’92, Asset Management in for the Georgia infrastructure. Paula Business in Norfolk, MEd ’96) received the St. Petersburg, Fla. Bankers Association. Scott (BBA ’85) of Va. He was previ- inaugural Howard Austin Scott (BBA Trae Westmoreland Hinesville retired from ously a professor of Park Leadership ’93), U.S. Rep. from (BBA ’97) of Atlanta the Liberty County marketing at Baylor Council Service Award Warner Robbins was joined Apogee Interac- school system after 23 Univ. in Texas, where from the LaGrange named to the Subcom- tive Inc. as director years, serving lastly as he founded the Baylor College Leadership mittee on Biotech- of sales and client principal of Liberty Business Collabo- Council. He is the VP nology, Horticulture services. He previously County High School. ratory. Cliff Rags- of support services at and Research and worked for Georgia Scott Cotton (BBA dale (PhD ’89) was West Georgia Health. the Subcommittee Power and Southern ’86, MBA ’87) was appointed academic Craig Piercy (MBA on General Farm Company. Holly named a managing director for the Center ’92, PhD ’01) of Commodities and Risk Hanson (BBA ’98) partner of KPMG for Business Intelli- Athens is an academic Management. Michael of Los Angeles, Calif., LLP’s Birmingham, gence and Analytics advisor for the South- Caputo (BBA ’94) is the principal and Ala. office. Scott is a at Virginia Tech’s east CUNA Manage- joined BankSouth to founder of Harmony member of the firm’s Pamplin College of ment School for the oversee the bank’s Financial Strategies financial risk manage- Business. Cliff holds Southeast Regional entering mortgage and the author of The ment practice. David the Bank of America Credit Union Schools. operations in the LGBT and Modern Ragland (BBA ’86, Professorship. Nina Craig is the director Savannah market. Family Money Manual. MAcc ’86) of Atlanta Luckett Sins (BBA of the Master of Scott Seydel Jr. (BBA Scott Williams (MBA wrote the book Wealth ’89) joined the North Internet Technology ’94) of Atlanta is presi- ’98, JD ’00) of New Made Simple (yes, Atlanta Keller Williams for the Terry College. dent of Seydel Interna- York City launched really). He is CEO of Realty team of The Trey Allen (BBA tional, a branch of the S. Williams Capital IRC Wealth, a private Mary Ellen Vanaken ’93) of Martinez was chemical manufacturer LLC, an investment asset management Team. Kevin Williams appointed to the The Seydel Compa- firm specializing in risk company and is an (BBA ’89) of Canton Georgia Board of nies, which won the arbitrage and value Ironman triathlete. received the 2015 Education by Gov. GLOBE Award from investing. Bonneau James Reinstein Servant Leader Award Deal. Perry Moore the Georgia Depart- Ansley (BBA ’99) of (BBA ’86) of Palo from the MUST (PhD ’93) of Brent- ment of Economic Atlanta ranked #69 in Alto, Calif., joined Ministries. Kevin is a wood Tenn., was Development. the 2015 Wall Street the board of directors Chick-fil-A owner/ honored as the 2015 Journal’s Real Trends’, for Monteris Medical operator and worked Teaching Excellence 1995–99 “The Thousand” and Pixium Vision. to coordinate a CFA Award recipient for Michael Drayer list, recognizing (BBA ’95) of Atlanta Most recently, he was Day for MUST’s the ACBSP Region the top 1,000 real was promoted by president and CEO at Summer Lunch to 3 and was a finalist estate professionals Aon Risk Solutions Aptus Endosystems feed needy children. for the organization’s in America. Bonneau to CEO over all Inc. Mike Bodker International Teaching is an associate broker 1990–94 its entertainment (BBA ’87), mayor of Excellence Award. and agent for Harry Trey Thompson divisions, including Johns Creek, is the Perry is a professor Norman, REALTORS (BBA ’90) is president the entertainment 63rd president of the of accounting at in their Buckhead of the Savannah Bar practice and Aon/ Georgia Municipal Lipscomb Univ. office and their affiliate Pilots and is a master Albert G. Ruben. He Association. Jeff College of Business, Seabolt Brokers in pilot for the Savannah has been with Aon for Tanner (PhD ’88) where he serves as Savannah. Pilots Association, over 20 years. Frank

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2000–04 had previously worked Scott Hunter with the firm as a Profile (BBA ’00) of Albany summer associate and has been designated as an attorney for eight years. Ryan Hoyt War hero as a member of the By Matt Weeks (ABJ ’05, MPA ’11) Premier Advisors (BBA ’02) of Atlanta Program for Wells was NAIOP Georgia’s Fargo for the fifth Top Producer for In the summer of 2010, U.S. Army Lt. Bobby Woods (AB ’08, consecutive year. 2015 with produc- MBA ’15) was shot in the head while on patrol in the Zhari District Scott is a managing tion over $52 million of Afghanistan. The bullet cracked his skull and traveled through his director-investment dollars. NAIOP is brain, leaving him seriously injured but not without a sense of duty. the Commercial Real officer for the firm. An instant after he was shot, he began barking orders to the soldiers He and wife Jessica Estate Development under his command. Wrapping his head in a bandage, he fought off (ABJ ’04) have a son, Association. Stephen Will. Cara Kliefoth Olson (BBA ’02) the Taliban insurgents firing at his unit. When the skirmish subsided, (BBA ’00, MBA ’10) of Houston, Texas, Woods made sure every member of his troop was taken care before married Cameron joined the global law he allowed himself to receive Matthew Banks firm Jones Day as a medical attention. partner in the energy (BSHP ’10) April 19 He was forced to spend four on the 50-yard line practice. He was in Sanford Stadium previously a partner months in a Florida hospital (photo in Sept. issue in BakerHostetler’s undergoing physical therapy. of Georgia Magazine, Houston and New “My family supported me the p.32). They live in York offices.Matthew whole way,” says Woods, whose Milner (BBA ’02) of Tampa, Fla. with injuries have cost him 80 percent dogs named Sanford Canon was promoted of his vision in one eye — and 30 and Dooley. Andy to director of supply Williams (BBA ’00) chain operations for IQ points. “My mom came to stay of Roswell joined SSI Pharma Tech Indus- with me in Florida, and she would SHAEFER as exec- tries. Ron DeFeo sit down and teach me to read utive sales manager (MBA ’03) joined again. My dad, too. He would get American Airlines as of the automated off work on Thursday, drive down systems division. Joey VP of global commu- to Tampa to see me on Friday, and Lancaster (BBA ’01) nications out of CASSIE WRIGHT of Madison was named Dallas/Fort Worth Woods was wounded while on duty in then head home to Huntsville, senior advisor with area. He was previ- Afghanistan, but now raises antibiotic- Alabama, on Sunday.” free chickens for Pilgrim’s Pride. LongView Wealth ously senior VP of Hard work and tenacity are communications for Management. Todd deeply imbedded in Woods’ DNA. And he wasn’t about to let a Lowther (BBA ’01) Darden Restaurants. Taliban bullet shatter his plans to get an MBA from Terry. of Houston, Texas, Kate Quinlan-Laird was elected to partner (BBA ’03) of Little Dean Ben Ayers paid tribute to Woods as he walked across the at the Thompson & Rock Ark., is the new stage at Terry’s 2015 Graduation Convocation, and less than a Knight law firm and executive director month later Woods started Dawg Woods, a chicken farm in Ider, was named on Super for the Acansa Arts Ala., where he raises antibiotic-free birds for Pilgrim’s Pride. He’s Festival. She led the Lawyers’ 2015 “Rising also laying the groundwork for a consulting business he’s starting Stars” list. Perry development of the Revell (BBA ’01) of 2nd annual five-day with his dad, retired Brigadier Gen. Bob Woods Jr. Long term, he Albany was promoted event. Leigh Anne wants to attract venture capital. to senior VP– rela- Russell-Jones Regarding the lingering effects of his injuries, Woods says they’re tionship development (MBA ’04) of Atmore, not holding him back. Ala., was promoted to and marketing for “Given my brain injury, being able to work on my own is pretty AB&T National Bank. SVP of United Bank. awesome,” he says. “There are some days when I have a lot to do, Amy Baker (BBA ’02) 2005–09 rejoined Stites & and I’ll wake up with such a bad headache that I don’t get any of Matt Moore (BBA it done. Then there are other days when I go all day long and feel Harbison PLLC as ’05) of Nashville counsel in the real Tenn., along with great. There’s no way to predict. People ask me how I’m doing, and estate & banking fraternity brothers honestly, I’m doing really well. But there’s just no way to predict service group in the Colin Newberry what’s going to happen.” Atlanta office. She

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(AB ’05) of Austin, spokeswoman for the Profile Texas and Charlie Republican Party of Holderness (BSFCS S.C. Mark Magnuson ‘’05) of Greensboro, (BBA ’09) of Athens Saucehouse opens its doors N.C., launched East- was promoted to By Chris Starrs (ABJ ’82) West Bottlers, which the rank of captain Christopher Belk had long harbored thoughts of opening a sells their masculine and named division restaurant, but it wasn’t until the political science grad enrolled in fragrances (Moonshine commander for the Terry’s Executive MBA program that his dream started to take shape. is their signature scent) downtown unit and and other male-centric traffic unit with the “The food industry is in my blood,” says Belk (AB ’05, EMBA items. Matt authored a Athens-Clarke County ’13), whose EMBA program required him to create a business plan. cookbook, A Southern Police Department. He actually wrote two plans — one for a restaurant and one for a Gentleman’s Kitchen. 2010–14 Todd Taranto (BBA landscape supply business — but he never wavered from the idea ’05) of Mandeville, Jason Cuevas he’d held since he first went to work in a restaurant at the age of 17. (EMBA ’10) of Atlanta La., was appointed was named VP for In August, Belk and his as a delegate from Georgia Power’s West business partner Charlie Nix the 22nd Judicial Region. He was previ- opened Saucehouse Barbecue District to the house ously VP of corporate of delegates. Gregory on West Broad Street between communications with Michaud (MBA downtown and Milledge Avenue. the company. ’07) of Woodstock Adam The original plans were revised (PhD ’10) was was promoted to Jones named senior econ- a number of times when, among managing director omist at the Univ. other factors, Belk realized that and head of real estate of North Carolina the existing structure on the at Voya Investment Wilmington’s Swain Management. Chris property would have to come Center for Business Johnson (BBA ’08) down. & Economic Services. married Macy

What Belk has built in its place Hughart in Nash- Morgan Maclellan (BBA ’10) and his is a unique combination of Texas ville, Tenn., where wife Lisa (BBA ’10) barbecue barn and Charleston side they reside. Chris is of Atlanta hosted a senior transaction porch, with a dash of Southern the grand opening manager for CBRE frat house added for fun. The for their first Your |Global Corporate KENT HANNON Pie pizza restaurant outdoor deck has large rocking Services. Tom Presley Belk’s EMBA business plan was the first location in Atlanta. chairs and cornhole setups, and (BBA ’08, MAcc step in becoming a restaurateur. (BBA there’s an interior courtyard that ’09) of Marietta was Drew Murray ’10) married Chrissy promoted to wealth serves as a beer garden and live music venue. Terrell and they reside adviser at Brightworth. To strengthen his cash flow, Belk created two in-house catering in Washington, D.C. Caleb Rich (BBA Drew is the national entities, Saucehouse Barbecue and Elegantly Southern. His most ’08) of New York sales director for the daunting catering job occurred months before the restaurant opened, City, N.Y., joined Meridien Companies. when he and his crew catered UGA Staff Appreciation Day. VICE Media Group (BBA as senior accountant. Tyler Mobley “They were thinking that 2,500 people would attend — but ’11) opened an Uncle Asif Anjanee (BBA 5,000 showed up!” Belk says. “It was wild, fun . . . and challenging.” Maddio’s Pizza Joint ’09) of Alpharetta in his native Warner The Saucehouse restaurant is currently open Wednesday–Sunday, joined Provider Web Robbins. It is the and customers can also pick up breakfast six mornings a week. To as VP of sales. Kristen first of five franchises maximize foot traffic, Belk created a separate bar with a moody, Munsey Beckham of this Atlanta-based (MBA ’09) of Hilton high-ceilinged, repurposed wood look that’s open seven nights a week. company that he plans Head Island, S.C., “If you’re not growing, you’re dying,” says Belk, whose Terry to open in central and was named external South G.A. EMBA experience also reminded him how important it is to take affairs representative Brian (BBA ’11) care of your employees. “My ultimate responsibility is to provide for Columbia-based Volker married opportunities for the people who work for me. One way to do that Dominion Carolina Lauren Mitchell (ABJ, BS is to build a business that continues to grow and that allows people Gas Transmission. ’11) on May 30. She was most recently Sean to grow with it. We have a couple of growth strategies in mind, and (BBA ’12) joined director of finance and Bell we’re very, very excited about them.” Higginbotham in its

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Austin, Texas prac- the AMR Develop- UGA football players. coaches and organi- relay and bronze in the tice as an associate of mental Reviewer of Cory Yost (BBA ’14) zations and provides 400m free relay; the commercial property/ the Year Award. Ty and Allison Rohan a platform for athletes 2015 World University casualty insurance. He Frix (BSBE ’12, MBA (BSHP ’10) of Atlanta looking for opportu- Games, winning five was previously with ’14) and Andrew were married Aug. nities to compete in medals including gold Goosehead Insur- Johnson (BSBE ’10, 2, 2014. Rohan is a and market themselves. in the 100m and 200m ance in Dallas and MBA 14) co-founded registered nurse at Shannon Vreeland free relay; and the Austin. Jon Bundy Ichor, offering Northside Hospital, (AB ’14, AB ’14) World Aquatics Cham- (PhD ’14), a faculty specialized health and and Yost works at of Overland Park, pionships winning gold member at Penn State, fitness products. The CNA Financial Corp. Kan., 2012 Olympian in the 4x200 freestyle received the Academy company was ranked Chase Hawkins competitive swimmer, relay and bronze in the of Management No. 3 on a list of (BBA ’12) of Atlanta competed at the 2015 4x100 freestyle relay. Review Best Reviewer Top 10 Atlanta tech co-founded, Sport- FINA World Cham- She will swim in her Award and is the start-ups. Frix and chirp, a website that pionships, winning 2nd Olympic Trials in inaugural recipient of Johnson are former reviews top teams, gold in the 800m free 2016. Passings 1930s July 4. Arnold Balser (BBA ’55), Newton, June 16. Kenny Williams Belleville, Ill., Aug. 30. Richard Mildred E. Seltzer (BSC ’38), Atlanta, April 26. James O’Daniel (BBA ’64), Baxley, Aug. 8. Joseph Martin (BBA ’74), Albany, April 21. Brewster, Mass., April 20. (BBA ’55), Elberton, July 30. Mary Autry Sr. (BBA ’65), Camilla, Andrew McAdams (MAcc ’75), Weaver (BBA ’55), Florence, S.C., Aug. 26. Lt Col Walter Gibbs Palm Harbor, Fla., April 11. Wyche 1940s July 21. Warren Young Jr. (BBA ’65), Jacksonville, Fla., Smith (BBA ’75), Roswell, Aug. 24. Benjamin Barnes Jr. (BSC ’41), (BBA ’55), Atlanta, May 28. May 31. Riverson Leonard Jackie Baines (MACC ’76), Dallas, Savannah, Aug. 3. Samuel Hinson James Cammack (BBA ’56), (BBA ’65), Indian Rk Bch, Fla., June 29. Paul Barnes Jr. (BBA ’76), (BBA ’42), Alexandria, Va., April 11. Houston, Texas, June 9. Janey Aug. 17. Guy Maddox Jr. Euharlee, May 18. Robert Cagle Rosalie Stein Kruger (BBA ’43), Cooley (BBA ’56), Athens, July 27. (BBA ’65), Fernandina, Fla., (BBA ’78), Woodstock, June 27. Atlanta, April 27. John Kingery Jonnie Morris (BBA ’56), Virginia June 2. David Cozart (BBA ’66), Ernest Coats Jr. (AB ’78), Powder (BBA ’47), Atlanta, May 24. Jack Bch, Va., April 24. Berry Edenfield Fitzgerald, July 25. Morris Hughes Spgs, July 26. Richard Champion Adkins (BBA ’48), Birmingham, (BBA ’56, JD ’58), Savannah, May (BBA ’66), Chattanooga, Tenn., (MAcc ’78), St Petersburg, Fla., Ala., June 8. Eva Cohn Galambos 9. John White (BBA ’56), Athens, Aug. 5. Malcolm Palmer April 25. Ricky Holsomback (BBA ’48), Sandy Spgs, April 19. July 21. Audrey Campbell (BBA (BBA ’66), Pelham, April 19. James (BBA ’79), Chatsworth, April 19. Vera Mew Hiller (BBA ’48), ’57), Richmond, Va., June 27. Harp (BBA ’67), Southern Pnes, Major Hunt (BBA ’78), Marietta, Atlanta, April 18. Clifford Pilcher Robert Kellum Jr. (BBA ’57), N.C., Sept. 2. Donald Williams July 31. Jr. (BBA ’48), Americus, July 26. Manchester, May 30. Harry (BBA ’67), Kathleen, April 4. John Mildred Martin Pratt (BBA ’48), Simmons (BBA ’57), Macon, Abbott (BBA ’68), Big Canoe, April 1980s Portland, Ore., Aug. 28. James June 4. Ray Allen (BBA ’58), 19. James Payne Jr. (BBA ’68), James Hays (BBA ’80), Pelham, Salmon Sr. (BBA ’48), Armuchee, Grovetown, April 26. Billy Bullock Marietta, June 23. Dr. Morton Sept. 2. Michele Bonner (MBA Sept. 4. Mary Hyndman (BBA ’58), Houston, Texas, July 18. Cotlar (PhD ’69), Makawao, ’83), Atlanta, April 22. Stephen Weatherly (BBA ’48), Atlanta, Rowell Stanley (BBA ’58), Dudley, Hawaii, July 23. James Jacobson Jones (BBA ’84), Nicholson, April 2. Monteen Williams Bales June 13. Franklin Eldridge (BBA ’69), Athens, July 4. Sept. 1. Kevin Clarke (BBA ’85), (BBA ’49), Dawsonville, June 21. (BBA ’59), Valdosta, April 1. Roy Columbus, Aug. 20. Gregory Joseph Bradford (BBA ’49, Walden (BBA ’59), Mobile, Ala., 1970s Harpole (AB ’86), Albany, Aug. MBA ’69), Sea Island, April 23. July 12. Charles Rice (BBA ’70, JD ’73), 14. William Johnson (BBA ’88), Weyman Groover (BBA ’49), Homerville, Sept. 10. Miller Wright Quincy, Fla., May 9. Jeffrey Kirsh Dothan, Ala., Aug. 14. Harley 1960s (BBA ’70), Atlanta, July 26. Patrick (AB ’88), Tampa), Fla., July 16. Quinney Jr. (BBA ’49), Tifton, John Dees Jr. (BBA ’60), Albany, Falconio (MBA ’71), Savannah, Melissa Stokes Tyler June 19. Thomas Wilson (BBA ’49), Aug. 20. Robert Eberhardt III June 30. William Handberry (BBA ’88), Athens, June 20. Atlanta, July 15. Arthur Wise (BBA ’60), Marietta, June 11. Sr. (BBA ’71), Louisville, July 25. Gardner Goodwyn (BBA ’89), (BBA ’49), Columbia, S.C., Aug. 21. Thomas Knight (BBA ’60), Atlanta, Herbert Linder Jr. (BBA ’71), Canton, April 5. Mark Herndon July 10. Charlotte Burns Adams Norman Park, May 28. Harold (BBA ’89), Gainesville, June 5. 1950s (BBA ’61, MED ’69), Tucker, June Williams Jr. (BBA ’71), Athens, Roswell Atkinson (BBA ’50), 18. Dr. Ralph Cloud (BBA ’61, May 17. Dr. William Buchanan 1990s Newnan, April 28. Milton Bonnell MBA ’62, PHD ’67), Madison, Ala., (PHD ’72), Marietta, May 16. Lee Stowers (BBA ’90), Jr. (BBA ’50), Hilton Head, S.C., July 21. Robert Johnson Phillip Corbett III (BBA ’72), North Dunwoody, May 8. Richard Hoe June 13. Carl Ivey (BBA ’50), (BBA ’61), Savannah, May 23. Augusta, S.C., Sept. 8. Jimmy Jr. (MBA ’91), Daytona, Fla., Hoover, Ala., Aug. 28. Alpheus James Lyons (BBA ’62), St Mauldin (BBA ’72), Lavonia, Aug. 8. John Sidey Jr. (BBA Leslie Jr. (BBA ’50), Atlanta, Simons Is, Aug. 20. William May 9. Willard Anderson (BBA ’92), Duluth, Aug. 29. Timothy Aug. 6. Frances King McElroy McAlpin (BBA ’62), Blackshear, ’75), Bogart, May 6. Ralph Harrington (BBA ’98), Riverview, (BBA ’50), Tucker, May 14. John Aug. 22. James Mercer Jr. (BBA Chewning (BBA ’73), Overland Fla., July 28. Julie Lawrence Myrick (BBA ’51), Cataula, April ’62), Hayesville, N.C., Park, Kan., April 25. Benjamin Bellem (BBA ’99), Atlanta, June 1. 12. Donald Dozier (BBA ’52), May 27. Robert Black (BBA Watson (BBA ’73), Marietta, 2000s Albany, Aug. 18. Emmett Inlow ’63), Woodstock, June 16. John July 5. William Glisson Jr. Aleksander Peterson (BBA ’08), Jr. (BBA ’53), Bainbridge, May 15. Coursey (BBA ’63), Vestavia, Ala., (BBA ’74), Waynesboro, Sept. 8. Athens, May 15. Wycliffe Griffin (BBA ’54), Ocilla, April 25. William Kidd (BBA ’63), James Goodwin Jr. (BBA ’74),

terry.uga.edu 81 Born to Run He must have made a favorable impression because continued from 29 he remained at the microphone for seven hours. for race car drivers, perhaps teaming with the university “I ended up commenting on half the race,” says to share talent and facilities. He likes the idea of helping Davis, who seemed so at home at the microphone that other drivers deal with injuries and health issues unique the main broadcaster even left the trailer at one point to to racing. He could also coach full-time. get a sandwich. His dream job? So Davis ended up calling part of the race solo, a “Outside of my family, I really love two things,” he rookie color commentator who sounded like a veteran. says. “Race cars and TV.” That’s his way. A bulldog in a dog-eat-dog business. If past experience is any indication, Davis might And one with a clear conscience. just be a natural in a broadcast career, where he could “I like to think that I’ve achieved the things I’ve combine his infectious personality and strong communi- achieved in racing without stepping on a lot of heads cation skills with his knowledge of racing. along the way,” says Davis. “Inside the racing business, I A few years back, Davis attended a Petit Le Mans want to be known as a driver who is very fast, very clean event purely as a fan. He didn’t have a team or a car — and who gets the most out of a car.” at that time. The night before the race, at a Porsche And outside the business? banquet, he ran into a commentator handling Internet “I want to be a very grateful person . . . with a lot of coverage of the race who invited him to stop by the people to thank for my success.” broadcast trailer “for 10 or 15 minutes,” says Davis.

Windows of Hope at a young age. I was able to fine-tune my skills in a continued from 35 realistic environment.” A rash of robberies hit the family’s apartment complex. Thomas’ MPA degree from Columbia was a prereq- Everything was taken — his mother’s jewelry, computer uisite for someone intent on a career in public policy and programs he built, even his notebooks of poetry. administration. And the list of extraordinary alumni o “Having my entire body of work taken away — which MIT’s prestigious Sloan Fellows program — including I had put years of my heart into — was devastating,” says former U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan, Charles Thomas, fighting back tears. But the trauma crystallized River Laboratories Chairman/CEO James Foster, and his focus. “I had to go to college. There was no other former Ford CEO Alan Mulally — are a testament to option. I fell in love with the University of Georgia. the kind of training Thomas received there in innovation I loved the environment and the healthy challenge it and global leadership. presented. Georgia became that window of hope.” His devotion to poetry has never waned. He made Nearly a decade and a half have passed since Thomas the Poetry Foundation National Best Sellers list and his graduated from UGA, but his college legacy endures as work was featured at the L.A. Black Book Expo. few others ever have: At the age of 36, when many of his college classmates First African-American editor-in-chief in the 120-year are reaping significant financial rewards, Thomas remains history of the student newspaper; Alpha Phi Alpha focused on his trajectory, not the bottom line. Brother of the Year for the Southeast; leader and chief “One of the things I’ve learned is that most people organizer of the student body’s celebration of the 40th accumulate their wealth after 40 — even Bill Gates. anniversary of UGA’s desegregation. Before you reach that age, be adventurous and think Major media outlets took notice. about how to create a war chest of skills,” says Thomas, Thomas was profiled by ABC News, Christian Science who professes to have no desire to run for public office, Monitor, Detroit Free Press, and NBC. Time magazine though it stands to reason that he will be asked. He has characterized him as “one of the nation’s future leaders.” fallen in love with what The City of Angels is — and, “The Terry College gave me core skills to build on,” even more so, with what it can become. If things go as says Thomas, who left school with the Georgia- Pacific he envisions, his innovative, entrepreneurial approach job in hand. “Terry classrooms taught me the essential to urban planning will invigorate Los Angeles in a way business concepts, and UGA’s activities and support that few people — other than Mark Anthony Thomas — helped me use those concepts in a leadership capacity thought possible.

82 terry.uga.edu The Terry Donor Profile Caroline Robinson: Always an ambassador By Susan Percy (ABJ ’66) Caroline Robinson (BBA ’12, AB ’12), a financial analyst in the New York office of the global engineering powerhouse Siemens, may have handed in her Terry Ambassador nametag when she graduated, but she hasn’t stopped being an emissary for the college. “Terry was such a great experience for me from the beginning,” she says. “One of the advantages is you get drawn in early. From day one, they’re just excited that you’re there. They want to make sure each student gets an equal opportunity to be challenged to the extent they want to be.” Robinson, a member of the Young Alumni Board who grew up in Atlanta and attended The Westminster Schools, jumped at the challenges. She reveled in her classes, listened to prominent guest speakers, participated in the mentor program, and, as an ambassador, worked with Office of Undergraduate Student Services and Corpo- rate Relations. She especially loved leading tours and the one-on-one time she spent with prospective students. “Terry is raising the bar every year with the caliber of students,” she says. “The tours really gave them a chance to see the kind of edge that Terry offers.” Robinson was a double major, earning an AB in art and art history to go along with her Terry finance degree; but she had her sights set on a business career early on. “My dad worked in finance, and so did my grandfather. I was always business-minded — I remember JENNIFER KILCREASE Robinson was a double major at UGA, earning an AB in quite a few lemonade sales. I was fascinated with how much money I art/art history along with her Terry finance degree — but could make!” she had her sights set on a business career all along. She is now a financial analyst in the New York office of Her job at Siemens came through Terry, where she was recruited the global engineering powerhouse Siemens. by three Georgia grads. “I was interested in the company, its values, its customers and the diversity of what they do,” she says, “and most Her interest in fundraising intensified as importantly, their focus on developing young analysts.” her career developed. “I heard the dean talk She participated in Siemens’ two-year Financial Leadership De- about how faculty and staff went for several velopment Program, which had her working in different parts of the years without a raise. As a young profession- finance side for six-month periods, in four different places — Dallas, al, it was amazing to me to think of going Portland, and two Atlanta area locations. That led to her current two or three years without getting a raise.” job in New York, where she works in the Mobility Division, helping Their commitment was galvanizing. customers like the cities of Portland, Charlotte, and Chicago build The message Robinson spreads is more sustainable public transportation, and often collaborating with straightforward and especially relevant for colleagues at Siemens headquarters in Germany. young alums: “What I’d like people to know She is proud to have helped recruit other Terry grads to Siemens, is how important every gift is, now matter including one who was subsequently hired by her own supervisor. how small. It has an impact!” Robinson became a donor right after graduation, when she pur- chased a small brick through the Building Terry campaign. “I started right off the bat,” she says. “I was so grateful. There is nothing Terry could have done to help me more than they did.” Subsequently, her family made a generous gift to the college.

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