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HUMAN FIRST 2011 SPONSORS As of 02/28/11 PRESENTING SPONSOR HOST COMMITTEE CHAIR COMMITTEE VICE CHAIR COMMITTEE Fred Eychaner | Ken O’Keefe & Jason Stephens Marion & Chauncey D. McCormick Family Foundation | Robert Kohl & Clark Pellett LEADER Dr. Raymond Crossman & Chris Dillehay | Duane DesParte & John C. Schneider David Helverson & Stephen Alvey | Phil Lumpkin & William Tedford Dr. Charles R. Middleton & John S. Geary | John W. and Jeanne M. Rowe IN-KIND MEDIA HOST COMMITTEE * = Board Member; ** = Assoc. Board Member, 1= Co-chair As of 02/28/11 Mary Anderson* & Jan Arnold Teri Maki Austin Baidas* Arlyne Marks Bradford Ballast* & David Hallett Hill Lisa Martin Paula Basta & Terri Worman Charles R. Middleton* & John Geary David Blowers1 Jo Minow1 Marcus Boggs Brandon Neese & David Wick Marcus Brady* Fred Nelson Michael Burgess* & Jesse Rude Daniel H. Nisbet Greg Cameron & Greg Thompson Ken Norgan Harry Cicchetti* & Jim Muszynski Seamas O’Driscoll The Honorable Dawn Clark Netsch Ken O’Keefe & Jason Stephens Raymond Crossman* & Chris Dillehay Philip Palmer* Joseph Della Monica* & Michael Hendricks Leslie Ramyk* & Michael Conforti Mike Demetria & Brian Walker Victoria Raymont* Duane DesParte* & John Schneider Judith Rice & Barb Heller Daniel Foy Robert Rizzo* Vernita Gray & Pat Ewert Julio Rodriguez & David Sinski Patrick Harms* Ryan Rodriguez Candice Hart* The Honorable Carol Ronen* David Helverson & Stephen Alvey John W. & Jeanne M. Rowe Kip Helverson1 David Sanchez T.J. Houlihan Paul Seeley & Hugh Muller Kenny Huang** Elliot Stultz* Craig Hyland** & Ryan Hannon James Sweeney Dustin James** Nangah Tabah* Mark Kibby & Erik Sosa Peter Tortorello & Robert Wolf Dr. Thomas R. Klein & Dr. David L. Gitomer Modesto Tico Valle* & Robert Smith Robert Kohl & Clark Pellett Lee Weiss Marcia Lipetz & Lynda H. Crawford Brooke Wiseman* & Dana McCormick Patrick Livingston** Coety Wyse** Phil Lumpkin* & William Tedford.

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