Annual Report 2012 LETTER FROM OUR CHAIR & PRESIDENT HIGHLIGHTS

Dear Friends,

The Resolution Project is thrilled by the impact Resolution Fellows are having • Our community of Fellows doubled in size, reaching over 40 on communities around the world, and we are pleased by the tremendous young leaders, and increasing the total number of Ventures to 20. We currently progress and growth we have achieved as an organization over the past year. have Resolution Fellows on all six inhabited continents, implementing innovative

solutions to address a wide range of vital issues. As a relatively young non-profit, we have continued to grow, develop close relationships with host conferences, and impact people beyond our imagina- • We successfully opened our first office in New York and hired tion, thanks in large part to our tireless and dedicated team of volunteers and the first full-time Resolution staff member. supporters. We are truly delighted to share with you some of our highlights from 2012. • We expanded our Board of Directors for the first time in our his- tory and grew our core team of volunteers and mentors to more than We are extremely proud to announce these successes. As we look forward to 100 engaged members. an exciting and eventful year ahead, The Resolution Project would like to take a moment to thank our sponsors and volunteers for their generous contribu- • We officially launched the Resolution Guide program to attract tions and unwavering commitment to the development of socially-responsible talented and highly-skilled individuals capable of providing dynamic, hands-on young leaders. We deeply appreciate the role that you play in the successful mentorship to our growing network of Resolution Fellows. fulfillment of our mission. Your support enables the work of many and has already touched the lives of more individuals than any of us may yet fully real- • We formed close new relationships with four conferences ize. For all that you have done, and all that we hope that you will continue to that will host our Resolution Social Venture Challenges, including the Clinton do with Resolution, we are eternally grateful. Global Initiative University, the Youth Assembly at the United Nations, Harvard University’s Igniting Innovation Summit, and The Earth Summit at Columbia Sincerely, University, in conjunction with the Earth Institute.

• Resolve 2012, our annual gala, raised MORE THAN $160,000 and hosted more than 400 attendees. George Tsiatis Oliver Libby 1 1 Classroom in Shandong, China, where Resolution Fellows Lidan and Shangsi We inspire young leaders through our proven model of are working to combat the stigma associated with deafness in children. Social Venture Challenges (SVCs) and Fellowships: WHAT WE DO We build close relationships We invite the young leaders at- At the end of each SVC, we Founded in 2007, The Resolution Project, Inc. is with existing youth con- tending our host conferences to award Resolution Fellow- ferences that serve broad propose impactful ventures ships to those individuals a U.S. 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to fostering communities of university- in a multi-stage competition – with the most promising aged young leaders. the SVC. proposals and compelling youth leadership development around the world personal leadership charac- These youth summits include The SVC functions as a program at teristics. through collaborative social entrepreneurship. the Clinton Global Initiative each of our partner conferences and University, the Youth Assembly at provides a pathway to action for their We provide our Fellows with Children in Ecuador learning critical oral hygiene the United Nations, Harvard World attendees. The SVC combines web- dynamic, hands-on support to help techniques from Resolution Fellow Zlatko Tadic and Model United Nations, Harvard based submissions, live rounds of them implement their ventures, the ShareHealth! team. OUR MISSION OUR VISION University’s Igniting Innovation presentations, and due-diligence to seed funding, and membership in a Summit, and The Earth Summit at provide a powerful selection model. global community of their inspiring to develop socially-responsible a generation of leaders with a Columbia University. peers – a full ecosystem for a young leaders and empower them lifelong commitment to social young social entrepreneur. to make a positive impact today responsibility

2 3 “Our Guides have been really positive EDUCATION about everything, and have made it clear that we can contact them whenever we In 2012: have issues/questions etc.” EQUALITY & AUSTRALIA - a Resolution Fellow Ventures launched by Resolution Fellows tackled dozens EMPOWERMENT N. AMERICA of vital issues on every inhabited continent. S. AMERICA EUROPE ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT

BASIC NEEDS 40 20 140 AFRICA HEALTH & VOLUNTEERS engaged in supporting WELLNESS our Fellows on their ASIA ever-inspiring journeys in 2012

DEVELOPMENT

“My experience with Resolution has been FELLOWS VENTURES FUNDRAISING CAPACITY inspirational because of the people I have Five new SVC host met through it.” 2012 - a Resolution Fellow relationships developed “Guidance from the Resolution team has 2011 been very helpful in approaching our $315,000 raised work in a step-by-step manner and 2010 identifying potential problems and finding dollars, in thousands Resolve 2012 garnered their solutions.” - a Resolution Fellow 2009 450 attendees at the 118 million media impressions 2009 2010 2011 2012 Resolve 2012 Gala 4 5 THE RESOLUTION F ELLO W S

6 7 NEW COMMUNITY EXPANSION

F ELLO W S WELCOME TO OUR NEW FELLOWS IN 2012!

1. Leah Costanzo and Vanessa Picker Play Forward, Australia

2. Angelica Ortiz, Cristina Ramirez, and Rita Sleiman Waste to the Dump, Venezeula

3. Victoria Flannery and Daniel Gillick Total Sanitation (Cambodia), Australia

4. Rahmah Aderinoye Youth for Intellectual Interactive Initiative, Nigeria

5. Lidan Zhang and Shangsi Zhou Care for Disabled Children from ABC, China

6. Joshua Lee and Brandon Liu Tech in the World, USA

8 9 9 FELLOW FELLOW SPOTLIGHT About Vanessa Picker: Rahmah, Youth for Intellectual Interaction Initiative Vanessa recently completed her undergraduate degree from the University of Adelaide in Innovation and About Rahmah Aderinoye: Entrepreneurship. She is a co-founder of Play Forward, a Resolution venture that is using sports as a Rahmah is from Osun State, Nigeria, and is currently studying Biology at the University vehicle to build confidence and self-esteem in disengaged, indigenous, Australian youth. Vanessa repre- of Texas at Arlington. She is passionate about creating the positive change she wants

sented Australia at the Hesselbein Global Leadership Academy in Pittsburgh, where she was selected as to see, which is why she founded Youth for Intellectual Interaction Initiative, a venture SPOTLIGHT one of only 50 young people to participate in the intensive leadership summit. Most recently, she was se- aimed at alleviating extreme poverty and hunger among Nigeria’s youth. Rahmah is also lected to represent Play Forward in the 2012 Young Social Pioneers program, run by the Foundation for engaged in volunteer work with UNICEF USA, the American Heart Association, and is a Young Australians and she was named a National Finalist the 2013 Young South Australian of the Year. member of Global Changemakers.

About Leah Costanzo: About Youth For Intellectual Interaction Initiative: Leah is currently studying Law and Commerce at the University of Adelaide, and hopes to pursue a ca- Youth for Intellectual Interaction Initiative will offer vocational training in tailoring, shoe- reer in humanitarian law and legal aid. After experiencing first-hand the disparities between indigenous making and farming to youths in Nigeria. After months of training, the participants in and non-indigenous children in Australia, Leah committed herself to making a difference. With Play For- each class will be provided with basic materials necessary to start their business, includ- ward, Leah is using sports to make a positive impact in the lives of Australia’s indigenous youth. During ing access to leasing heavier equipment (farm machinery, sewing machines) from a her clerkship at the esteemed Fox Tucker Lawyers in Adelaide, Leah cultivated new networks and friends central repository. The participants will also be educated on financial management (e.g., who are eager to assist with Play Forward and she is looking forward to building on this momentum. how to separate their capital from profits). This venture aims to provide Nigerian youths with the training and resources they need to become successful entrepreneurs. About Play Forward: Many children, particularly impoverished and indigenous children, do not get to enjoy their childhood. A sense of hopelessness can take over without positive mentors and role models. Resolution Fellows Va- nessa and Leah are using sport to transcend cultures, economics and communities to share teamwork, confidence, fun, and athleticism with these youth and help them form stronger bonds and share a sense of community with their teammates. Vanessa and Leah are in the process of incorporating Play Forward as an official association and are applying for a fundraising license from the Australian government. They are fine-tuning Play Forward’s operations and mentorship model to make it scalable, and plan to incorporate one-to-one fundraising and engagement strategies inspired by Tom’s Shoes. Collecting and redistributing sporting equipment to children in need, while also providing sport clinics and structured Vanessa and Leah, Play Forward athletics in an instructional setting, will empower these children with a sense of fun and hope for the future. 10 11 FELLOW Joshua and Brandon, Tech in the World Zlatko, Rima-Maria and Shubei, ShareHealth!

About Brandon Liu: About Zlatko Tadic: Brandon is a Computer Science student at Harvard University. He has worked on test- Zlatko studied as a 2011-2012 FGAC scholar at the University of Texas at Austin and Mc- ing infrastructure at Asana, full-stack Rails development at Knewton as an NYC Turing Combs School of Business, and received his Bachelor’s degree in Economics this year after Fellow, and distributed key-value datastores at RapLeaf. He was also Lead Developer for writing his thesis at the Centre for European Economic Research. Zlatko is dedicated and SPOTLIGHT Remindavax, an EMR solution for maternal health in rural India serving more than 3500 committed to improving the dental hygiene of children in different regions around the world. mothers. At Harvard, Brandon served as Technical Director at HackHarvard, a teaching He is the co-founder of ShareHealth! and responsible for the project management in Ecua- fellow, and provided consulting and IT services to startups and student organizations. dor. Zlatko is passionate about making a difference for unprivileged children, and enjoys Brandon also teaches a class on technical decision-making for non-technical founders at especially the challenging work on the ground with local volunteers and institutions. the Harvard Innovation Lab. About Rima-Maria Rahal: About Joshua Lee: Rima-Maria is currently studying at the University of Amsterdam, pursuing her Master’s de- Joshua is a student at Harvard University studying computer science. He has worked gree in Psychology with a focus on research in decision-making, persuasion and leadership. at Pivotal Labs, a software consulting firm based in San Francisco, where he consulted Rima’s work includes supporting youth with a migratory background as a volunteer English for VMWare and built a front-end interface for CloudFoundry (VMWare’s new Platform teacher, and she represented the University of Heidelberg at the regional final of the HULT as a Service) in Ruby on Rails. At Harvard, he has served as a teaching fellow for two Global Case Challenge in London, UK. Rima is committed to making an impact on chil- About ShareHealth! introductory computer science courses. dren’s lives through ShareHealth! and enjoys taking charge of the organizational aspects of ShareHealth! is based on a peer-to-peer process, in which this social venture. children learn from others about good dental health prac- About Tech in the World: tices through international cooperations. The team recent- About Shubei Wang: Tech in the World is providing global health fellowships to top computer science stu- ly established important partnerships with the German Shubei recently completed her medical studies at the University of Heidelberg, and is cur- dents. We identify the best and brightest students, in both technical talent and lead- School in Quito, Ecuador and with School Nr. 3 in Simfer- rently working as a doctor in the Department of Pediatrics. Growing up in both Singapore ership capacity, form teams, and pair them with non-profit organizations overseas to opol, Ukraine! These partnerships will enable the team to and China, as well as studying in Germany, offered Shubei the unique opportunity to experi- develop software solutions and engage in global health and international development provide education and much-needed services to students ence different cultures as well as different political, economic and social systems. Her issues. The fellowships provide an unparalleled opportunity for experiential learning, per- in low-income communities in both countries. Additionally, involvement in a social venture project organized by the Singaporean authorities, in con- sonal growth, and immersive exposure to global health and development for the fellows, junction with the United Nations Development Program in the Maldives, further broadened the team is aiming to scale-up their project by engaging offers sorely needed technical development assistance to development efforts across her horizons and solidified her commitment to social change. ShareHealth! combines her with more children and collaborating with a wider range of the world, and builds bridges between computer science and global health, especially at interest in social work and her love for working with children, so she is thrilled to be part of supporters, to help ensure the availability of media neces- the undergraduate level. this team. sary to connect children with their international peers.

12 13 SVC PARTNER SVC HOST SPOTLIGHT

New Social Venture Challenge

Host Conferences in 2013 SPOTLIGHT

We are thrilled to announce that in addition to continuing our partnerships with WorldMUN, the Igniting Innovation Summit 2012 WorldMUN 2012 Social 11th Annual Youth Assembly at Youth Assembly at the United Nations, and the Venture Challenge the United Nations Social Social Venture Challenge Vancouver, Canada: March, 2012 Venture Challenge Cambridge, United States: October, 2012 Igniting Innovation Summit, in 2013 we will also Partnering Organization: Harvard WorldMUN New York City, United States: August, 2012 Partnering Organization: The Harvard College be hosting SVCs at the annual Clinton Global Social Innovation Collaborative Partnering Organization: Initiative University (CGI U), The Earth Summit* Friendship Ambassadors Foundation Resolution was honored to return for a fourth The Resolution Project established an exciting at Columbia University, and Mobilizer Academy. time to the Harvard World Model UN Conference, The Resolution Social Venture Challenge at partnership with The Harvard College Social held this year in Vancouver, BC, Canada. Building the 11th Annual Youth Assembly at the United Innovation Collaborative, a student and alumni further on Resolution’s launch partnership with *Our partners for The Earth Summit SVC are The Earth Nations was our first US-based SVC! The excit- group at Harvard College, in 2012. We hosted a WorldMUN, we were pleased to bring a large team Institute’s Center on Globalization and Sustainable ing conference brought together students from very successful Social Venture Challenge at their of Resolution volunteers and staff to the confer- Development and The School of International and Public across the globe to talk about pressing issues annual Summit in the fall. We will continue this ence. Affairs Environmental Coalition. facing the world, with a particular focus on the SVC partnership in 2013! Millennium Development Goals. We are thrilled with this new partnership, and will be hosting SVCs at the two Youth Assemblies planned for 2013. 14 15 Board of Directors David Ager VOLUNTEER TYPES OF VOLUNTEERS: Maria Livanos Cattaui A leader in the field of social entrepreneurship, David Ager brings essential Tom Dow Board of Directors (10 members) Resolution could not be more grateful to Maria Livanos Cattaui insight and knowledge to our team and has proven to be one of our most Leading the charge to formalize our fundraising practices is develop- informative, enthusiastic Advisory Board members. We are thrilled to have Advisory Board (22 members) for her unwavering support of our mission. As the first Direc- ment and major gifts expert Tom Dow. As one of our first volunteers, tor on our new Board, a thoughtful member of our Budget & his support in rolling out expanded training for our Fellows in the coming Tom has played a crucial role in our expansion and we are truly honored Leadership Council (32 members) Finance Committee, a generous supporter of our work, and a year. to count him as one of our strongest supporters. Volunteer Directors (3 members) tireless connector of incredible people to Resolution, Maria’s Yvonne Buysman Guides (mentors) (30 members) impact is extraordinary. Her work is helping our Fellows around Bob Hamlin the world reach new levels. Thank you Maria! Yvonne has proven to be one of Resolution’s most effective connectors Serving as both a Guide to a number Event Host and Planning Committee Members (69 members) of people and organizations, bringing her extensive network to bear on of our Fellows and a leader of the SPOTLIGHT Tanya Ryk Friedman Resolution’s growth. The personal and corporate relationships that Yvonne Social Venture Challenge expansion A special thanks to long-time has provided have become an indelible part of our community, and we are team, Bob Hamlin is one of our most VOLUNTEER STATS: friend and supporter Dr. Tanya grateful for Yvonne’s efforts to promote the work and mission of Resolu- dedicated Leadership Council mem- tion. Estimated total monthly contribution of volunteer hours: + 1,200 Ryk Friedman for her unwa- bers. We are incredibly grateful for vering efforts to promote the all the support Bob provides, both Tia Fuhrmann Chapman Estimated total annual contribution of volunteer hours: +14,500 work of Resolution and our in helping secure our Social Venture With years of experience in fundraising and development, Tia has provided Fellows. Her leadership of Challenge host conferences and as a invaluable guidance and knowledge to our growing fundraising efforts. Estimated value of annual volunteer contributions: +$425,000 our Nominating Committee mentor to our Fellows. Through Tia’s advice, we have been able to smoothly and successfully RLC Directors Bob Hamlin and Bianca Caban *This is based on the Independent Sector report that the hourly valuation of a volun- ensures the strength, diver- expand our Board of Directors to the great benefit of our whole team. We teer’s time in New York state was $28.73. sity, and longevity of our most Christian Van Kipp are grateful for her commitment to Resolution and for her participation in senior leadership. Her dedi- Advisory Board Member Yvonne Buysman & Board A true design genius, Christian Van Kipp is responsible for helping our mission. cation and energy are crucial of Directors Member Tanya Ryk Friedman develop and shape the beautiful and unique look and feel of Resolution components of our success RLC Members communications. His work is truly inspiring and perfectly captures the and we are lucky to count her as a key leader among us. innovative and multi-dimensional nature of Resolution’s programs. Kritika Bansal RAB Members Resolution was thrilled to welcome communications guru, Kritika Bansal, To all our volunteers, thank you for all to our communications and outreach working group. She has provided Loretta Hennessey that you do! us exceptional insight, and helped to ensure our mission reaches a much Loretta Hennessey has proven to be such a strong asset to wider audience. our organization that she has been asked to join our Board of Directors in 2013. Whether as a sponsor of Resolve 2012 or Bianca Caban through her global efforts to expand our Social Venture Chal- Bianca Caban is one of our most involved and committed volunteers. Her RLC Directors Travis Batty and Christian Van Kipp lenges, Loretta is making a difference for Resolution! energy and expertise are integral to the continued growth of our mission 16 17 and program. RESOLUTION Boston Fall SummER SOCIAL: Social: 06.07.12 10.05.12

THE SCARLET 37 W17th Street SOCIAL New York, NY 10011 DISTRICT 180 Lincoln Street Boston, MA 02111 KEY SPONSORS Hatzimemos Partners MRY RAFFLE PRIZES YMCA of Long Island • Celtics Tickets Group 113 • Print by artist Vito DeVito TOP AUCTION ITEMS • Tickets to Boston Wine • Jack Spade Bag School tasting • Wine from Cubanisimo Vineyards Building on the success of our New York • Little Zen Garden - Our 2nd Annual New York Summer Social A Painting by Alexandra Tsiatis welcomed more than 200 guests to the Summer Social event, in October, we gathered exclusive downtown lounge ‘Scarlet’. The for the first time in Boston for an evening of • M. Mitnick’s Buzzing Apartment evening was a great success, attracting a fundraising and networking. We were thrilled - A Painting by Diana Saville new and diverse crowd of young professionals with the turnout of this inaugural event and • Personal Training Sessions from from various industries, and support from our honored by the overwhelming support of our incredible sponsors. Thank you to everyone New England network. We look forward to who attended! seeing you again this year! 18 19 2012 Corporate RESOLVE RESOLVE Sponsors TOP Auction Items 10.11.12 • Private dinner for 12 from Chef Dino Brooks Brothers Gatto of Rao’s NY Carrie Parry • Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue’s The Conti Group The Harvard 50th Anniversary release party Delta Air Lines 2012 Club of The Gabriel and Geraldine • 2-night tennis getaway in Hilton Head New York City Sunshine Foundation Gilt City 27 West 44th Street Given Goods New York, NY 10036 Guidepost Solutions Hatzimemos Partners LLC • Tickets to New York Fashion Week L. Hennessey Associates LLC • Saturday Night Live tickets and full- Lutron cast signed photo No. 8 • 4 floor-level tickets to Madonna Open Society Foundations concert Sotheby’s

Individual Resolve 2012 served as a stunning salute SPONSORS to sustainable fashion and helped illustrate David Ager the ways in which we are all “Interwoven.” The gala welcomed over 400 guests, from Beryl Benacerraf philanthropic professionals to experienced Matthew Classi leaders in finance, consulting, the arts, Sarah Fitts media, real estate, law, medicine, and more. Anthony Juliano We are most grateful to all of our attendees, Nicole M. Parent sponsors, donors, and volunteers for making this event such a great success! 20 21 2012 DONOR LIST Anthony Juliano Jeffrey Benesh Ernest Chung Jeffrey Ernstoff Jared Gross IN MEMORIAM 2012 Travis Batty Sara Kimbell Giuseppina Benincasa- Sun-Young Chung Barbara Fabbri Angela Gruszka Kimberly Ann Batty Sara Bonizio $10,000 and Over Jeffrey Kobylarz Feingold Peter Cifichiello Allissa Fabrikant Arjun Guara The Resolution community owes a debt of gratitude to Kim- Paul Buttacavoli Maria Livanos Cattaui Natalie Lent Patrick Benz Jason Clark Drew Fabrikant Erika Gucfa berly Ann Batty, who we lost in 2012. Born in rural western Yvonne Buysman Delta Air Lines Brigitte Benacerraf Libby Eugene Berman Maurice Collada Katie Fahey Yuliya Gudish DONOR LIST Samantha Fink Kansas, her lifelong commitment to education inspires us. The Gabriel and Geraldine Sunshine Foundation Frank Mori Andreas Beroutsos Christopher Conlon Matthew Feldman Charles Gunkel Sarah Fitts Hatzimemos Partners LLC Omar Naeem Vanessa Bidetti Irene Conlon Mark Fish Shawfay Guo The first in her family to complete college, she coached The Glickenhaus Foundation John Legend and Christine Teigen Angelo Rufino Jennifer Bilotta John Conniff Andrew Fishman Sonali Gupta high school students and served the local school district, Jennifer Hadiaris Sabrina Stewart Irene Blackburn Erin Connors Karina Fochtman Mrinalini Gupta running for school board as well. She supported stables Oliver Libby Robert Hamlin Arthur Thomas Michael Blaustein Catherine Corman Guilford Forbes Amit Gupta Lisa Medrano Harbert that offered classes to children and the disabled, turning Tetsundo Watanabe Anitra Blayton Michael Coscetta Deanna Ford Alexander Hall $5,000 to $9,999 Andrew U. Harris her passion for horses into another way to help others. Her The YMCA of Long Island Anne Blessing Rachel Craft Phoebe Fraser Patricia Halprin Meeta Anand Melanie Katzman Sarah Boerner Justin D’Aloia Alyssa Frederick Antoinette Hamilton son, Travis Batty, is Director of Legal Affairs for Resolution. Beryl Benacerraf Howard Levine Jackie Bondanza Michael de Guzman Tyler Gage Jonte Harrell James Berylson Jamie Litchhult Up to $499 Soren Aandahl Adam Boynton Kathleen de Guzman Kyle Gallary Brittany Harrison Dr. David B. Friedman Brooks Brothers MRY LLC Pierre Abousleiman Lisa Bressler Clotilde Dedecker Lee Gao Ryan Hatener The Resolution community also extends its heartfelt ap- The Conti Group McKinsey & Company Ramona Albert Erica Broadwell Samantha DeGennaro Nicholas Garbinger Greg Hausler Martha Escobar and Sandor G. Lehoczky Meister Seelig & Fein LLP preciation to Dr. David B. Friedman, whom we lost in August Ellen and Jack Alemany Nicole Brown Jennie Delakas Carole Gardner William Hayes Dr.* and Mrs. David B. Friedman CT Mobley 2012. A native New Yorker, Dr. Friedman worked as a physi- William Alexis Kathryn Buckland Caitlin DeSantis Ana Gegag Molly Henningsen Tanya Ryk Friedman Morgan Stanley Foundation Laura Amar-Dolan Lauren Burns John DiConza Amanda Gerby Luis Angel Mayorgas Hernandez cian at NYU Medical Center and Bellevue Hospital for over Guidepost Solutions North Shore Farms Annukka Antar Paul Buttacavoli Erin Dillard Justin Gerrard Melody Hildebrandt 60 years. He continued to see his private practice patients L. Hennessey & Associates Nicole M. Parent Raymond Azizi Christine Buzan Renee DiResta Greg Giannakopoulos Meagan Hill up until 3 days before he passed away at the age of 89. Lutron Thomas Phame Alexandra Baginski Casey Calhoun Sean and Arielle Diskin Lashelle Ginther Asher Hochberg Meagan Marks Gaash Soffer Having received many awards as an inspirational professor Steven Balet Molly Carmody Katherine Donnelly Jesse Cameron Glickenhaus Scott Hoffman Open Society Foundations Ariel Dora Stern of psychiatry, Dr. Friedman helped countless medical stu- Kritika Bansal Cory Catelli John Donnelly Danielle Glickson Richard Holahan George Tsougarakis dents and residents over the years. His strong belief in the $2,500 to $4,999 Jaime Baran C. Scott Chabina Lindsey Douglas Steven Goldstein Gregory Hold critical role of good mentorship in young people’s lives was Ashley Fochtman and Paul Zummo $500 to $999 Brian Barr Bonanza Chalaban Tom Dow Josh Goldstein Marel Holler John Bartram Mable Chan James Draheim Teodoro Gonzalez Jonathan Holmes well aligned with Resolution’s efforts. He also served in Peter Libby Keri Bannon Larry Batty Katharine Chapman Meredith Dulaney Ezra Gordon Paige Holtzman Richard Lieberman Bianca Caban the U.S. Army Medical Corps as a captain along with other Turner Batty Taylor Chapman Kevin Dunn Michele Grant Ellen Honig George M. Tsiatis Matthew Classi leadership roles in several professional organizations. Dr. Robyn Beavers Xiao Chen John Economou Betsy Graves Colleen Horan Melvin Clements Jeremy Beers John Chen Margot Edelman Vanessa Green Alicia Horwitz Friedman is survived by his wife, Nancy, and his daughter, $1,000 to $2,499 David Cohen Paul Benacerraf Marcus Cheung Sara Epperson Russell Gross Alvin Hough, Jr. Tanya, who is a Resolution Board Director and the Nominat- David Ager Vanessa Fajans-Turner ing Chair. Axcess Luxury & Lifestyle LLC 22 23 2012 Kristina Hultman Neel Krishnan Theresa Lund Gayathri Narayan Makenzie Peterson Lindsay Seigel Giuliana Vetrano Kathleen Hultman Sandeep Kulkarni Ashley Ma Neal Nathani John Petras Nancy Seltzer Matthew Vodola John Hunter Grace Kurdian Frank Madden Stacey Navas Tracy Pingalore Christopher Serico Laura Wald THANKS Courtney Hyland Matthew Kwatinetz Elizabeth Maloy Amanda Nesheiwat Joseph Pinto Boaz “Buzz” Shattan, Jr. Elizabeth Walker SPECIAL DONOR LIST Insightful Living LLC Jason Kwik Wendy Marberg Elaine Ng Jan Planit Robert Shaw Greg Waltman Yoko Iwaki Victoria Lakers Gahmk Markarian Claire Noland Francis Porcelli Tisamarie Sherry Andrew Wang Jeff Jaffrey Nikhil Lalwani Tom Martignetti Patrick O’Meara Rebecca Pryor Tripp Shriner Sally Wang Delta Air Lines Rekishia Jessup Nicholas Lamb Nina Mastro Michelle Ocampo Stephen Quinlan Zain Siddiqi Jacqueline Ward This year, Delta, one of the world’s largest Jia Jia Ye Emily Lamont Michael Mastruzzo Tomoe Odahara Sameer Rafla-Demetrious Scott Silver Devin Warner Seth Johnston Russell Lane Melissa Mayers Maria Ohanian Sudha Ramachandran Alexandra Simon Ben Weiss airlines, partnered with The Resolution Project Harsha Jonna Asaf Lang Jordan McDonough Remen Okoruwa Carlos Ramos-Mrosovsky Josselyn Simpson Charles Weymuller to support Resolve 2012. True to the spirit of Esther Judelson Anna Lathen Michael McGrath Amanda Olson Nirupama Rao Ashley Simses Jedd Wider this iconic international airline, this sponsor- Elizabeth Kaeser Jacqueline Leary April McHugh Nelly Ortiz Anik Ray Martin Smit Kevin Omar Williams ship enabled us to fund Fellowships in more Michael Kanatake Anjuli Lebowitz Robert McHugh Robert Osieski Joshua Redstone Michael Smith Dave Witzke countries than ever before — increasing our Brian Kapetanis Sean LeDree Simon McKay Michael Ovadia Vinton Rollins Kimberly Smith Katharine Wolf (continued) Athena Katsampes Yuri Lee Christopher McNamara Kelsey Overby Ned Rosenman Tim Souris Adam John Wolff global presence by more than 30%. Resolution William Kay Oliver Lennox Ykat Media Andrew Overton Karin Rosenthal Theo Spilka Kimlee Wong helps young leaders reach for a brighter, more Daniel Kayne Melissa Lentz Jesse Meehan Silvana Palazzolo Diana Rube Eric Sporkin Veronica Wong sustainable future by mounting some of the Sarah Kelly Jonathan Lerner Katia Menegon Gabriela Palmieri William Ruben Sara Steele-Rogers Hsienyean Wong greatest challenges our world faces today. With John Kendall Gary Leuis Almudena Alcaide Menendez Ted Papadapoulous Maureen Sage Jamie Stern Kristina Woo generous support from our friends at Delta, we Sarah and David Kessler Rhoda and Sherman Levine Jeff Mettel Katina Pappas Dina Saginur Megan Sterrett Whitney Wood Rahul Khosla Ted Lewis Bob Milosk Brian Park Rohan Saikia HongJoo Sun Damon Wright know our Fellows will Keep Climbing! Aashish Khullar Nicole Li Maury Mischel Mihir Patel Daniela Saltzman David Baraf Svartman Bruce Yaffe Esther Kim Jonathan Li Johanna Mollerstrom Bhumieka Patel Sean Sandler Mary Caroline Szpak Jay Yamamoto Shizuka Kimura Jessie Li Martin Moore Shreyas Patil Matthew Saunders Jaclinn Tanney David Yarus Andrew Klaber Sofia Liljeblad Elliot Morrison Patricia Paul Thomas Savio Deb Taubin Khalid Yasin Samuel Klatt Linon Home Decor Products Jamie Myszka Krista Paulino Adam Scheuer Kwelina Thompson Elizabeth Yepsen Evelyne Kornreich Tianhao Liu William Nadel Jose Pelaez Matthew Schrimpf Alexandra Thomson Kareem Zaki Karen Kosovsky Deirdre Lizio Sara Nadel Nicholas Pellicani Krista Schult Chris Tofalli Austin and Victoria Zalkin Andrew Kosztyo Carl Lizio Laurence Nadel Tyler Pennock Patrick Sciarratta Leonor Torres Jean Zhang Chris Koza Michael Loeb Katie Naeve Greta Perezcasas Kenji Scott Claire Totten Kristin Kramer Alexandra Longanecker Eden Nanazia-Mandelbaum Tanya Perkins Kimberly Scotti Christos and Alexandra Tsiatis Jessica Krant Mark Longstreth Akshay Nandakumar Alison Peters Christopher Sealey Carol Veach

24 25 12 20 11 71% Programs 20 22% General 10 20 2012 Expenses 2012 2012 Expenses 2012 7% Fundraising History Fundraising 2009 Fundraising $ 250,000 $ 200,000 $ 150,000 $ 100,000 $ 50,000 Y AR SUMM 27 FINANCIAL FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL SUMMARY THE RESOLUTION TEAM Samantha Fink - Contracts Administrator, Google, Inc. Resolution Event Volunteers Resolve Host Committee THE RESOLUTION Michael De Guzman - Analyst, Pension Boards - United IVAN BART LAURENCE MARNER John Donnelly, Jr. - Manager of Development & Communications, The Church Board of Directors Church of Christ Summer Social Planning Committee EMERSON BARTH ARIEL MEREDITH of St. Luke in the Fields Vanessa Fajans-Turner - Assistant Director, Avatar Casey Calhoun Kelsey Overby Geraldine Acuna - Corporate Counsel, Bracebridge Capital Robert Hamlin - Analyst, Marlin & Associates NATALIE LENT BRUSS GENEVIEVE MORTON Alliance Foundation Sarah Evans Bhumieka Patel CATHERINE CORMAN JOSH OTTEN Maria Livanos Cattaui - Former Secretary General, Kouki Harasaki - Director, Novartis Vaccines & Andras Forgacs - Co-Founder & CEO, Modern Meadow, Inc. Nelly Oritz International Chamber of Commerce Diagnostics HANNAH DAVIS STEPHANIE OWENS Shaun Gordon - Founder and President Ascend Global Investments, LLC Brittany Harrison - Medical Student, UCSF KATHERINE DONNELLY TED PAPADOPOULOS Tanya Ryk Friedman - Clinical Psychologist, Private Practice Summer Social Host Committee Rohan Gulrajani - Counsel, General Electric Capital Corporation Meagan Hill - Financial Analyst, Morgan Stanley MATTHEW FELDMAN JOHN PETRAS Andrew U. Harris (Vice-Chair & Secretary) - Vice President, Sara Bonizio Andrew Kosztyo Loretta M. Hennessey - President, L. Hennessey Associates LLC Elizabeth D. Kaeser - Manager of Youth Leadership, SARAH FITTS ANGELO RUFINO Forum Capital Partners Maurice Collada Kelsey Overby Lior Ipp - National Executive Director, Breakthrough Collaborative generationOn ASHLEY FOCHTMAN NANCY SELTZER Lior Ipp (Board Member) - National Executive Director, Breakthrough Ashley Fochtman Tanya Perkins Melanie Katzman - Founder & President, Katzman Consulting Kristin Kramer - Capital Introductions, Goldman Sachs CAROLE GARDNER ALEXANDRA SIMON Collaborative Paige Holtzman Angelo Rufino JESSICA GOMES Melissa Lentz - Senior Vice President and Managing Partner, MRY Gary Leuis - Associate Counsel, Talon Air, Inc. TIM SOURIS Howard A. Levine (Treasurer) - Associate, Special Situations Group, Melissa Hoyos Claire Totten VANESSA GRINGER KELLY THOMAS Aaron Maniam - Chairman, National Youth Council Academy, Singapore Jonathan J. Li - Vice President - Legal, Prospect Capital

Bank of America Merrill Lynch TEA M Management LLC ERIC HATZIMEMOS NICOLE TRUNFIO James Mwangi - Global Managing Partner Dalberg Global Development Advisors Boston Fall Social Planning Committee Oliver B. Libby (Chair and Co-Founder) - Managing Director, Deirdre Lizio - Chief Operating Officer, Holstee MARA HATZIMEMOS GEORGE TSOUGARAKIS Hatzimemos Partners LLC Michael Ovadia - Ph.D. Candidate, Sustainability, Stanford University Katrina Duke Kelsey Overby Melissa Mayers - Master of International Affairs ELLEN HONIG Amit R. Paley - Consultant/Adjunct Professor, McKinsey & Co./CUNY Kristina Hultman Stephen Quinlam Meagan M. Marks - Former Principal, Growth, Facebook Candidate, Columbia University (SIPA) ELSA HOSK William S. Reese - President and CEO, International Youth Foundation Nicole M. Parent (Board Member) - Managing Partner, Vertical William Morrison - Program Manager, Haas School Boston Fall Social Host Committee E. THEODORE LEWIS Josselyn Simpson - Senior Campaign Manager, Booz & Company Research Partners of Business, UC Berkeley Prabhjot Singh - Assistant Professor and Director of Systems Design, DEVIN COLE SCOTT OVERDYKE Ariel Dora Stern Sara Nadel - CEO and Founder, Farolito, LLC Volunteer Directors (Vice Chair) - Ph.D. Candidate & Teaching Fellow, The Earth Institute, Columbia University VANESSA GREEN SAMIR PATEL Harvard University Gayathri Narayan - Customer Segment Manager, Kelsey Overby, Director of Events, Manager’s Tetsundo Watanabe - CEO, Monarch Advisors LLC KOUKI HARASAKI ARIEL DORA STERN George M. Tsiatis (President) - Co-Founder & Managing Director, Thomson Reuters Assistant, IMG Models ELENOR JOSEPH TIM SOURIS Group 113, LLC Remen Okoruwa - Consultant, McKinsey & Co. Samir Patel, Director of WorldMUN Relations - Resolution Leadership Council (RLC) ELI LEDERMAN TODD WINTER Nicholas P. Pellicani - Associate, Debevoise & Analyst, HighVista Strategies FRANK MADDEN KHALID YASIN Resolution Advisory Board (RAB) Kritika Bansal - Office of Communications, Open Society Foundations Plimpton LLP Alexandra Simon, Resolution 2013 ING NYC KELSEY OVERBY ALEXA ZAHL David L. Ager - Senior Fellow, Executive Education, Harvard Business School Travis Batty - Associate, Sidley Austin LLP Matthew Saunders - Associate, Brock Capital Group Marathon Team Captain - Director of Investor Bianca M. Caban - Vice President of Brand Investments, Bravas Holdings KATIE NAEVE Relations & Marketing, Contour Asset James Berylson - Founder & Managing Partner, Berylson Capital Partners Tripp Shriner - Associate, J.P. Morgan Social Finance Resolve Planning Committee Management LLC Yvonne Buysman - Director of National Sales, Sony Mobile Casey Calhoun - Associate, Latham & Watkins Group KRITIKA BANSAL Christopher Conlon - Assistant Professor, Columbia University KIMBERLY SCOTTI ANDRAS FORGACS (Former Board Member) - Co-Founder & CEO, Modern Claire Totten - Analyst, Morgan Stanley SARAH EVANS ALEXANDRA TSIATIS Resolution Staff Erin Dillard - Director of Strategic Initiatives, Ethical Culture Fieldston School Christian Van Kipp- Co-Founder & Creative Director, Meadow, Inc. KELSEY OVERBY CHRISTIAN VAN KIPP Rachel Brophy - Program & Development Renee DiResta - Associate, O’Reilly AlphaTech Ventures Tia Fuhrmann Chapman - Director of Major Gifts, The Metropolitan Opera Group 113, LLC SAMIR PATEL Coordinator Verdi DiSesa - Analyst, Securities Division, Goldman Sachs & Co. Laura Vickers - Ophthalmology Resident, Duke Tom Dow - Managing Director, Global Philanthropy Solutions Medical Center 28 29 1120 Avenue of the Americas, 4th Floor New York, NY 10036 +1 212-626-6504 www.resolutionproject.org

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