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December 4, 2020 Welcome 2020 VIRTUAL WINTER BALL December 4, 2020 Welcome Dear Friends: As President and CEO of UMass Memorial Health Care, it is an honor to welcome you to our first-ever VIRTUAL Winter Ball this Friday, December 4. I wish we could be together in person, but I’m grateful to all of you for joining us online, so that together we can celebrate and honor our caregivers who are keeping our communities safe during this difficult time. And we have the opportunity to thank all of you for your unwavering support when our caregivers needed you the most. I look forward to sharing the stories of our caregiver champions with you on Friday – I hope you will be as inspired as I have been. “See” you soon. Eric Dickson, MD President and CEO Winter Ball Committee We are grateful to our dedicated Chair Dr. Dickson and our committee members who work hard to make this event a huge success. C HAIR Eric Dickson, MD W INTER B ALL C OMMITTEE Christina Andreoli - Berkshire Bank Greg Byrne - Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Lynn Carbonneau-Reed - St. Cyr by Carbonneau (Salon & Day Spa) Carbonneau Bridal and Formalwear of Worcester Eric Dunphy - Vital Emergency Medical Services Theresa Flynn - Strategic Benefit Advisors Steve Gillis - Cumulus Media; WXLO, Worc, The Pike Beverly Goodell - Lupus Foundation of NE Bob Goodell - Cumulus Media; WXLO, Worc, The Pike Steve Guerin - Sodexo Meghann Kinnard - Seder & Chandler Dave Loiselle - Vital Emergency Medical Services Sean Lordan - Concierge Physical Therapy Kimberly Salmon - The Hanover Insurance Group Matt Salmon - Salmon Health & Retirement Tina Sullivan - Sullivan Travel John Tanacea - Bank of America Jack Verducci - Worcester Red Sox Mark & Karyn Wagner - Wagner Motors Event Sponsors Event Sponsors P RESENTING Shields Health Care Group Shields Health Solutions P LATINUM Crothall Healthcare Eric Dickson, MD and Catherine Jones, MD G OLD Bank of America Dunkin’ and the Batista Family LocaliQ New England and the Telegram and Gazette SALMON Health and Retirement together with Beaumont Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing Centers Sodexo UMass Medical School Vital Emergency Medical Services in collaboration with MedStar Ambulance S ILVER ADP Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, Inc. The Connors Family Consigli Construction Co., Inc. Fallon Health Fidelity Investments OptumRX Mitchell Howard Sokoloff, MD Wagner Auto Group Worcester Business Journal WXLO 104.5 B RONZE Bank of Canton Berkshire Bank E.L. Harvey & Sons Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, Inc. Pulse Magazine Valet Park of America Whalley Computer Associates, Inc. P ATRON BR+A Consulting Engineers CAREtenders VNA Cisco Coghlin Electrical Contractors, Inc. Concierge Physical Therapy EY First Bristol Corporation Mirick O’Connell Attorneys at Law Percy’s TV and Appliance Revelation Productions, Inc. The Hanover Insurance Group Foundation The S/L/A/M Collaborative Vizient B ENEFACTOR AllWays Health Partners AMN Leadership Solutions Deloitte & Touche LLP Health New England Lupus Foundation of New England Mercantile Center Prudential Risk Strategies Company S&F Concrete Contractors, Inc. Strategic Benefit Advisors Tufts Health Plan UNUM Presenting Sponsor HONORING ALL CHAMPION CAREGIVERS Presenting Sponsor Shields is THANKFUL for you Shields Health Solutions is incredibly proud to sponsor this year’s Winter Ball to show our appreciation for UMass Memorial and its caregivers—those on the front lines, selflessly providing extraordinary care, each and every day. Shields Health Solutions is a specialty pharmacy integrator, helping health systems start, grow and manage their own specialty pharmacies so they can provide legendary care for people living with chronic illnesses. LEARN MORE AT: SHIELDSHEALTHSOLUTIONS.COM Platinum Sponsors AWELCOME EXPERIENCE Crothall people are Passionate about their chosen profession. Passion drives efficiency. Passion drives effectiveness. Passion drives productivity. Crothall is Passionate about providing Environmental Services, Healthcare Technology Solutions and Laundry and Linen Management for UMass Memorial. 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