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March 2018 DIRECTORS Scott Santi Chairman & CEO Illinois Tool 2/28/2018 March 2018 Newsletter You're receiving this email because of your relationship with Forum Club of Southwest Florida. Please confirm your continued interest in receiving email from us. You may unsubscribe if you no longer wish to receive our emails. March 2018 In This Issue Scott Santi 2017-2018 Speakers Chairman & CEO Illinois Tool Works, Inc. Santi Biography Naples Beach Hotel, Everglades Dining Room Santi Guest Ticket Requests Friday, March 9, 2018 Moynihan Biography Moynihan Guest Ticket Scott Santi is the Chairman and Chief Request Executive Officer of Illinois Tool Works 2017-2018 Student Sponsors Inc. (ITW). Mr. Santi joined ITW in 1983 and has spent his entire career with the OFFICERS company. He was elected Executive Vice President in 2004 and named Vice President Richard S. Bodman Chairman in 2008. He became the Company's Chief Executive Officer in President-Elect November of 2012 and was elected Verne G. Istock Chairman of the Board of Directors in Vice President 2015. Joseph G. Fogg III Mr. Santi graduated from the University of Illinois in 1983 with a B.S. Past President degree in Accounting and received a Masters in Business Melvin C. Short Jr. Administration from the JL Kellogg School of Business at Secretary Northwestern University in 1992. Mr. Santi is a member of the Board David A. Rismiller of Directors of W.W. Grainger, the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, United Way of Metropolitan Chicago, the Economic Club of Chicago, Treasurer the Chicago Council on Global Affairs, the Commercial Club of Susan S. Jones Chicago, Junior Achievement of Chicago, and Big Shoulders Fund. He is a member of the Board of Trustees of Northwestern University, DIRECTORS the Ravinia Festival Association, the Museum of Science and Kirt E. Anderson Industry, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association, the Art Cecile Borgeson Institute of Chicago, the Lyric Opera of Chicago, and Rush University Peter G. Bos Medical Center. Christopher P. Bray Roger S. Bruttomesso https://ui.constantcontact.com/visualeditor/visual_editor_preview.jsp?agent.uid=1127936635514&format=html&print=true 1/4 2/28/2018 March 2018 Newsletter Clay W. Cone Guest Ticket Requests for March 9, 2018 Mark M. Danni Scott Santi Curt C. Edwards Pauline T. Eide To place a request for one guest ticket please submit to Curtis Finch [email protected] Frank C. Fontana If guests tickets are available requests are proc essed in order of Anne Russell Foster receipt and must be received by Bradley L. Heiges March 2nd Edward M. Liddy James R. Lozelle They will be mailed by that date and you will be billed $40, or Maureen Ann O'Gorman notified if there is no space. Clark T. Randt Jr. Tickets are non-exchangeable and non-refundable Janet P. Rathbun L. Patt Schneider Kenton J. Sicchitano Louis A. Simpson Robert J. Stucker Roselyn S. Travis Brian Moynihan Marjorie H. Weaver Chairman of the Board & Chief Executive Officer Bank of America PAST Naples Beach Hotel, Everglades Dining Room PRESIDENTS Friday, March 23, 2018 Melvin C. Short Jr. Brian Moynihan leads a team of more than 2016-2017 Shelly Church 200,000 employees dedicated to making financial 2015-2016 lives better for people, companies of every size, Thomas B. Wheeler and institutional investors across the United States 2014-2015 William F. Allyn and around the world. 2013-2014 Thomas A. Bringardner Bank of America is recognized as a top employer 2012-2013 David A. Rismiller by Working Mother magazine and Military Times. 2011-2012 The company is also listed on Fortune Magazine's Ulla Norris list of the Best Workplaces for Diversity and the 2010-2011 Wade F. Keller Best Workplaces for Parents. It was also named 2009-2010 one of the Best Places to Work for Disability Inclusion by the U.S. Alan M. Horton 2008-2009 Business Leadership Network and the American Association of Malcolm B. Chancey Jr. People with Disabilities. 2007-2008 W. Wallace Abbott Moynihan participates in several organizations that focus on economic 2006-2007 Carl J. Kuehner and market trends, including the World Economic Forum International 2005-2006 Business Council, The Clearing House, the Financial Services Forum Richard I. Wilson 2004-2005 and the Financial Services Roundtable (chair of both), the Business William E. Hoglund* Roundtable, and the Bi-Partisan Policy Center CEO Council on 2003-2004 Health and Innovation. He is also a member of the Federal Advisory L. Lindsey Halstead* 2002-2003 Council of the Federal Reserve Bank. Edward J. Putzell Jr.* 2001-2002 Moynihan leads the company's Global Diversity and Inclusion Linda C. Flewelling Council and is a member of the museum council for the Smithsonian's https://ui.constantcontact.com/visualeditor/visual_editor_preview.jsp?agent.uid=1127936635514&format=html&print=true 2/4 2/28/2018 March 2018 Newsletter 2000-2001 National Museum of African American History and Culture. Thomas E. Ingram 1999-2000 Moynihan is also a member of the Brown University Corporation's Carol E. Girardin Board of Fellows and the Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation 1998-1999 Board. Moynihan is a graduate of Brown University and Notre Dame R. James Harvey 1997-1998 Law School. Raymond Mueller* 1996-1997 Donald J. York 1995 John M. Passidomo Guest Ticket Requests for March 23, 2018 1994 Brian T. Moynihan William C. Sinclair* 1993 To place a request for one guest ticket please submit to Joe B. Cox [email protected] 1992 If guests tickets are available requests are processed in order of receipt John T. Duffner* 1991 and must be received by Alan R. Korest March 16th. 1990 Tom Shea They will be mailed by that date and you will be billed $40, or 1989 notified if there is no space. Corbin A. Wyant Tickets are non-exchangeable and non-refundable 1988 Robert D. Stakich* 1987 Brenda C. Wilson 1986 Leonard F. Llewellyn* 1985 FORUM CLUB STUDENT SPONSORS William S. Gentry* Founder The Student Guest Committee *deceased and the membership of the Forum Club wish to thank the sponsors of the student guests 2017-2018 for the 2017-2018 season. SPEAKER Earle Borman PROGRAM Lorna Craig Peter and Karen Cullman ANDREW HILL CARD JR. Curt and Sandra Edwards November 10, 2017 Former White House Paul Greenberg Chief of Staff Alan Horton Ken Krier ALFRED F. KELLY JR. Mitzi Magin December 8, 2017 Sam and Kay McCullough CEO Bill Meek Visa Corporation Richard and Maggie Onkey Patti Stratton DENNIS WILDER January 12, 2018 Rusty Troth Senior Fellow Ed Wollman U.S. - China Issues TIMOTHY C. DRAPER MISSION STATEMENT January 26, 2018 Founding Partner The Forum Club's mission is to: Draper Associates https://ui.constantcontact.com/visualeditor/visual_editor_preview.jsp?agent.uid=1127936635514&format=html&print=true 3/4 2/28/2018 March 2018 Newsletter Provide a congenial meeting atmosphere for members to enjoy CLARK T. RANDT JR. prominent speakers in fields such as academia, business, economics, February 16, 2018 finance, government, health, international relations, media and the Former Ambassador to China arts, science and technology STANTON GERSON M.D. Promote the highest civic, moral and ethical standards February 23, 20178 Share the "Forum Club Experience" with outstanding high school Director Case Comprehensive students in Collier County Cancer Center Provide scholarships to Collier County high school students Seidman Cancer Center SCOTT SANTI March 9, 2018 INQUIRIES Chairman & CEO Illinois Tool Works, Inc. Forum Club of Southwest Florida, Inc. BRIAN T. 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