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CAREER READY ENTREPRENEURIAL JA students start FINANCIALLY JA students secure RESPONSIBLE companies at higher employment at higher rates than their peers. JA students incur less rates than their peers. debt than their peers. JA students know JA students know how to: how to: JA students know * Demonstrate * Leverage resources communication, critical JA how to: to start a business * Create and manage thinking, collaboration * Operate a business PURPOSE: a realistic budget and innovative problem * Increase revenue To inspire * Improve their solving skills and manage and prepare credit score * Exhibit professional expenses to young people * Utilize credit and behavior and strong maximize profit to succeed in a debt appropriately work ethic * Think critically, global economy. * Save to achieve * Apply their skills, solve problems and lifelong goals talents and traits to overcome challenges high demand jobs Prepared. Emboldened. Equipped. Inspired. READY. This past year, the JA team grew stronger, our supporters of Kentuckiana lifted us to new heights, and we impacted more kids than ever before. We’re inspiring each and every student to dream James W. Robinson Junior Achievement Center big and imagine what’s possible. We say it all the time, but it for Freedom of Enterprise remains true: We can’t do what we do without you. 1401 W. Muhammad Ali Blvd. IMPACT Louisville, KY 40203 2016-17 School Year Here at JA, we have a lot of different ways we make sure Kentuckiana youth are ready for whatever may come www.JAKY.org | 502-561-KIDS their way in the future. Maybe through one of our proven, experiential in-classroom programs, or maybe a hands-on, eye-opening JA BizTown experience. But regardless of the Junior Achievement Supports method, the goal of all of our work is to make sure we are students in public, parochial, and private schools creating a generation of young people who are: in the following 27 counties throughout Kentucky and Indiana: 63,569 2,350 Ready to solve problems creatively, manage risk effectively, Students Served Classes and welcome opportunity. Switzerland Indiana Jefferson Ready to run businesses, lead nations, make discoveries, and change our world. Carroll Scott Trimble We all have a vested interest in ensuring that our young Washington Clark Henry people are more prepared than ever to take on the Orange challenges of an increasingly complex world with fervor Oldham and confidence. By investing in our programs you can rest Floyd Shelby assured knowing you have done your part to complete this Crawford preparation. Jefferson 309 657,517 Harrison 309 657,517 Spencer Schools and Instructional Hours Because of your generous contributions and time, we’re helping more and more young people be better prepared for Bullitt After-School Sites success than any generation in history. We’re emboldening Meade them to take on their destiny with passion and confidence. Nelson And most of all, we’re inspiring them to dream big, and Kentucky Washington imagine what’s possible. We say it all the time, but it remains Hardin true: We can’t do what we do without you. Marion Larue THANK YOU. Grayson Taylor

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YOUR NAME IS IMPORTANT! We have carefully reviewed the names listed in this report. However, in a listing of this length, errors may occur. If your name has been omitted, misspelled or incorrectly listed, please accept our apology and bring the error to our attention so that we may correct our records. Write Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana Inc., 1401 W. Muhammad Ali Blvd., Louisville, KY Debra Hoffer 40203, call 561-KIDS or e-mail [email protected] Christopher J. Kramer President Chairman, Regional Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana Inc. would like to express Board of Directors appreciation to the following in producing this year’s annual Financial Literacy Work Readiness Entrepreneurship Partner, BKD LLP report: Layout Design: Derek Stiller | Printing Company: Clark and Riggs PLANT TREES, Are you looking for a Ph.D. in THRILLS? SUMMER REGISTRATION STARTS NOW. www.kentuckykingdom.com SO THAT OTHERS MIGHT ENJOY THEIR SHADE.

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In accordance with applicable professional standards, some firm services may not be available to attest clients. © 2018 Crowe Horwath LLP, an independent member of Crowe Horwath International crowehorwath.com/disclosure FW-18020-008L 2018 KENTUCKIANA BUSINESS LAUREATE BIOS Sandra Frazier Kerry M. Stemler Matthew A. Thornton HALL OF FAME LAUREATES Sandra Frazier has over 20 Kerry Stemler, president Matt was born in years of public relations and CEO of KM Louisville, Kentucky on Three legendary leaders... one spectacular evening! and community relations/ Stemler Co Inc., was May 8th, 1971 to Jim and investor relations experience born in Jeffersonville, Bonnie Thornton. The Three of Greater Louisville’s vision and innovation; inspiring “What a special honor to be asked to at both the corporate, Indiana in 1957. Kerry family moved a few times outstanding business and civic leadership; and community serve as the Honorary Chairman of the nonprofit and agency was imbued with and as a result Matt grew levels. In 2005, she founded an entrepreneurial up in Palm Beach, Florida leaders were inducted into the involvement. They are role models Junior Achievement 2018 Kentuckiana Business Hall of Fame Dinner. Junior Tandem Public Relations, spirit early in life. He and later Georgetown, Kentuckiana Business Hall of Fame for our future generations. a boutique public relations graduated mid-term Kentucky prior to heading to benefit Junior Achievement of Achievement teaches some of the most important skills people can and communications firm. from Jeffersonville off to boarding school in Kentuckiana. The event was held The Laureates are chosen by a Tandem’s clients include Fortune 500 High School in 1974 to begin a career Connecticut. He spent half of his summers have – a basic understanding of corporations, nonprofit organizations, public in the business world. After working as working on the family farm, building fences, on Thursday, March 8, 2018 at the selection committee independent money, budgets, and business. These Omni Commonwealth Ballroom. of the Junior Achievement Board of institutions, and smaller businesses. a laborer on construction sites from 7th mucking stalls and cutting grass to save are lifelong skills that can encourage grade through high school, he knew he money to follow the Grateful Dead during A reception honoring the inductees Directors, staff and WDRB-TV. The our young people to be successful in their future Prior to starting Tandem, Sandra worked for wanted to have his own business. the other half. began at 6 p.m. followed by the Kentuckiana Business Hall of Fame endeavors. Doe-Anderson as a public relations manager, awards dinner at 7 p.m. was founded in 1982. where her work experience spanned both Kerry built his first house at age 18. He Seeking a change of scenery and a bit For years, Junior Achievement has recognized the nonprofit and private sectors, including then founded MAC Construction which warmer weather after high school, Matt The evening, hosted by Junior These distinguished business business leaders who have had a significant and managing public relations efforts for he eventually sold to the current owner. attended the University of Alabama where Achievement of Kentuckiana along leaders joined 113 previously positive impact in our community and the 2018 Community Health Systems, Ashland Inc., After the sale of MAC, at age 24, he he was a member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon with title sponsor WDRB-TV and honored Kentuckiana Business Hall successful and selfless honorees represent some of Valvoline, Louisville Slugger/Hillerich and founded a new construction company. Fraternity and graduated in 1993 with a BS the best role models for our children. Please join Bradsby, and Fifth Third Bank. He knew he had to put some things in Finance. dinner sponsor Crowe Horwath, of Fame recipients: Sandra Frazier, me in congratulating the 2018 Kentuckiana Business together but not too hastily. He decided LLP, recognized individuals for Founding and Managing Member Hall of Fame Laureates for all that they have done Before returning to Louisville, Sandra worked that the real key to success in business is Matt moved to Colorado after college to their significant contributions to of Tandem Public Relations, Kerry for Kentuckiana and for their contributions that will in Boston for State Street Corporation and to be good at what you do. He ran this pursue his love of the outdoors while working the Greater Louisville business and M. Stemler, President and Owner, inspire future business leaders.” as an account executive at the Boston public new business out of his home and a small as a member of the ski patrol in the winters civic communities. Those honored KM Stemler Company, Inc., and relations firm Schneider & Associates, where building behind it. He attracted more and as a fly fishing guide in the summers. demonstrate business excellence; Matthew A. Thornton, Chairman her clients included John Hancock Financial projects and added to his workforce. C. Edward Glasscock Services, HP Hood, Reebok, Pepperidge Matt returned to Louisville in 1995 to courageous thinking and actions; and CEO, Thorntons Inc. Chairman Emeritus, Frost Brown Todd Attorneys Farm, Arthur Andersen, and CVS. Her In 1989, Kerry and his wife, Debbie, work for Thorntons, starting at Store 94 on extensive financial service experience is bought the building at their current Blankenbaker Lane. He spent the next six rooted by her time with FleetBoston Financial location, 1725 E. Main St. in New Albany years in roles of increasing responsibility Corporation, where she worked on corporate and became an authorized dealer for culminating in the Chief Operating Officer communications and community, employee NUCOR Building Systems. In 1996 position. and investor relations during Fleet’s acquisition they started KM Stemler Trucking Inc. of the Bank of Boston. and in 1998, they became involved in Matt was promoted to Chief Executive commercial real estate property leasing Officer in 2001 and has held that position Sandra serves as a director at The Glenview and development companies. for the past 17 years. He was recently Trust Company, and previously served as a elected as Chairman of the Board by the director of Brown-Forman Corporation and The construction company workforce company’s board of directors in 2017. The WDRB proudly sponsors the KENTUCKIANA BUSINESS HALL OF FAME. Commonwealth Bank and Trust. Additionally, grew to include licensed electricians, company has grown to 200 retail outlets in Congratulations to the Laureates of 2018! she serves on the boards of 21st Century Parks, carpenters, equipment operators, painters, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Tennessee The Kentucky Center, Leadership Louisville, concrete finishers, and steel erectors. and Florida. In addition to retail, the The Louisville Zoo Foundation, and on the The company is now self-performing in company owns and operates fuel terminals, Board of Trustees of Boston University, Centre many disciplines of construction and is ethanol plants, a transportation group and College and the University of Louisville. an exemplary commercial and industrial commissary that delivers fresh food to the Sandra has a strong commitment to building construction company. stores daily. community infrastructure, serving as co-chair of the 21st Century Parks Capital Campaign, Kerry says, “I have been fortunate to Under Matt’s leadership, the company has and as the co-chair of the Louisville Zoo’s have been afforded the opportunity to transitioned from a traditional convenient Glacier Run Capital Campaign, which become involved in regional issues. Most store operator to a high-volume food, successfully raised over $25 million for the recently, as Co-chair of the Ohio River beverage retailer with gas. The company has organization. She was appointed in 2009 to Bridges Bi-State Authority, I participated been named the Convenient Store Chain serve as secretary and member of the executive in the pre-construction development and of the Year by its peers, consistently ranks committee of the Louisville and Southern negotiations for the Ohio River Project. as one of Forbes magazine’s largest private Indiana Bridges Authority. The conception of the bridges project has companies and was named as Louisville’s been my biggest public service endeavor Largest Private Company in 2017. Sandra is a past participant in the year- and the one of which I am most proud.” long Rockefeller Foundation Philanthropy In 2009, Matt co-founded L3 Capital. Workshop and Next Generation Leadership Kerry serves on the Board of Directors of Based in Chicago, L3 Capital is a real estate Program. In 2010, she was honored by Boston WesBanco Bank Inc., a publically traded investment firm focused on institutional University’s College of Communication as company headquartered in Wheeling, quality, value-add, prime urban and mixed- a distinguished alumnus for service and West Virginia, Ivy Tech Community use retail investments within first tier U.S. Sandra Frazier Kerry M. Stemler Matthew A. Thornton leadership to profession. College Board of Trustees, Baptist Health metropolitan markets. The company has Founding & Managing Member President and Owner Chairman & CEO Systems Board, Indiana State Chamber, raised two programmatic funds and invested A native of Louisville, Sandra has a master’s Bi-State Tolling Body, Frazier History over a one billion dollars in New York, Los degree from Boston University, and a Museum, Indiana Chamber Foundation Angeles, Chicago, Boston and Miami. Tandem Public KM Stemler Company, Thorntons Inc. bachelor’s degree from Hollins College. as well as others. Relations Inc. She lives in Louisville’s Cherokee Triangle Matt is married to Fran Thornton and the neighborhood with her coonhound, Boomer, Kerry lives in Sellersburg with his wife couple has three children, Henry, Grace and her cat, Ricky Bobby. Debbie. He has two daughters and two and James. DINNER SPONSORED BY: grandchildren. Event Sponsor THANK YOU Dinner Sponsor Award Sponsor TO OUR

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A NEW SHOWCASE FOR OUR AREA’S BUSINESS LEGENDS The new Kentucky International Convention Center will Kentuckiana Business Hall of Fame Exhibit Sponsors soon open its doors to the world. And, as before, the James Graham Brown LG&E and KU Utilities Kentuckiana Business Hall of Fame Laureates will be Foundation Norman E. “Ned” Pfau, Jr. featured prominently in the design scheme. An innovative Hilliard Lyons Thorntons seven-panel interactive touchscreen wall will engage visitors and provide a fun, memorable experience for all Laureates, Families and Businesses Because who interact with our reimagined Hall of Fame installation. James R. Allen W. Bruce Lunsford Anne and Bob Allison Maker’s Mark Distillery, Inc. Anonymous Dee Maynard Visitors will be able to search for Laureates by name or Bill & Juanita Beach Mary S. Moseley tomorrow’s career field of interest. Twelve Laureates will be featured on Eleanor Bingham Miller, Edith J. D. and Zelma Nichols/NTS Community Pride videos that pop up on each panel. The Bingham Development Company Malcolm B. Chancey, Jr. Theodore H. Nixon videos will feature these 12 Laureates on location at iconic Cochran Foundation David Novak Kentuckiana venues. This approach allows the exhibit to Gerry Davidson James A. Patterson leaders need feature the community, as well as to provide content that Doe-Anderson, Inc. PNC George E. Fischer The C. F. Pollard Foundation, Inc. is entertaining, fun and even a bit surprising. Individual Steve and Diane Fischer Samuel R. Rechter segments will allow each Laureate to focus on community C. Edward Glasscock Phyllis Robinson Marlene and David Grissom John H. Schnatter role models pride, talking about why they chose to live and work in our Jack & Becky Guthrie Sandra Metts Snowden region—and why future Laureates should, too. Michael N. Harreld Bill & Lindy Street Cornelius E. Hubbuch/ Sam Swope Family Foundation Plan to visit and explore the lives of the truly great leaders Hubbuch & Co. Steven E. Trager today. Roy H. Hunt Daniel C. Ulmer who have built a truly great community. Charlie W. Johnson Paul Varga

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$143.5 98% Million At Doe-Anderson, we always knew GREEN HEART PROJECT of graduates pursuing college or post- College Sandra would accomplish big things. secondary education Scholarships But this is getting ridiculous.

Sandra Frazier: 2018 inductee into the Junior 25 18 21 Achievement Kentuckiana Business Hall of Fame. National Merit National Merit National Merit Semi-Finalists Finalists Commended Louisville Leadership Chair, Boston University Distinguished Scholars Alumni Award recipient, Lyman T. Johnson Distinguished Leadership Award, Secretary and Executive Committee member for Louisville and Southern Indiana Bridges Authority, Owner and Founder of Tandem Communications – and the list goes on and on. 24.2 62 6 Congratulations on this latest achievement, Sandra, from all your friends at Doe-Anderson. Average ACT Score Governor's Governor's School (99% of students Scholars for the Arts took the ACT) (Class of 2018) (Class of 2018)

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More than an education. www.louisvillecatholicschools.com RETHINKING JA FOR HARD-TO-REACH STUDENTS Year in Review Kids in rural counties need and deserve JA programs just as much as those in urban areas—but volunteers are not always available. JA of Kentuckiana has been trying out new program delivery models to ensure that all kids can have our vital work readiness, financial literacy and entrepreneurship lessons. JA INSPIRE JA of Kentuckiana’s Hardin County Board served in a pilot program as JA’s first “video WHEN OUR YOUNG PEOPLE volunteers.” Lindsey Alicna, Brent Ditto, Janna Clark and Leslie Knight recorded video mentoring segments in a pilot program for 750 8th-grade Hardin County students. KNOW WHERE THEY’RE Implementing the middle-school career exploration program, JA It’s My Future, the video volunteers provided the real-world insight and the teachers coordinated the GOING, WE ALL ADVANCE. student activities and ensured that students learned important concepts. Lee Barger and Brandy Imagine the Kentucky Exposition Center’s South Kentucky’s Bullitt and Spencer Counties want JA programs for all of its students in Scott incorporate Junior Wing filled with hands-on learning experiences grades four through twelve as part of their new Work Ethic Program starting now Achievement’s classroom that are designed by individual industry teams to in an effort spearheaded by Spencer’s Brandy Scott (College and Career Coach) and programs into their Work align with what that industry will need from its Bullitt’s Lee Barger (Director of College and Career Readiness). The programs will be Ethic planning. employees in the near future. led by counselors and volunteers that the districts are working to recruit. Already, The National Guard has stepped forward to volunteer in these rural classrooms. Imagine that these experiences exist as the culmination of a Junior Achievement career- readiness curriculum delivered to many of these students throughout their academic experience, beginning in elementary school.

Imagine the experience of an 8th or 9th grader AN INTERVIEW WITH A who walks into these sessions with mostly abstract JA VOLUNTEER SUPERSTAR notions and walks out physically and intellectually Retired GE executive, Ken Keller, cares about kids. One of JA’s most active volunteer activated, with real insights on what industries mentors, Ken is leading programs for 10 classrooms with a total of 300 students this interest them, what specific jobs are like, and year. Read on to learn why he does this—and why being a JA volunteer could be right what education—both high school and post- for you. secondary—is required to do them successfully. Why is it a great thing to be a JA volunteer? • Being a JA volunteer is a great way to positively influence the financial futures of In October, 93 Kentuckiana companies and young adults. It is exciting to see students challenge and embrace financial concepts organizations made that dream a reality by serving that are normally learned later in life—rarely in high school. The programs as career mentors to 9,100 8th and 9th grade are structured, but flexible, which allows me to interject my own business and professional experiences. students from 11 Kentucky and Indiana school JA Power Team: Volunteer districts. The event, led by Junior Achievement What do you wish other people knew about JA? Ken Keller (right) with of Kentuckiana, was massive in square feet and • JA Programs emphasize participation and doing versus lectures. For example, in JA teacher Ryan Gilliland, impact. Featured industry groups were Business Company Program, we launch a real business and experience what an entrepreneur Ballard High School. experiences – a very impactful and fun way to teach and learn! There is a wide range and Information Technology; Health Services; of programs available. Teachers are electing to do these programs and they become Manufacturing, Engineering and Skilled Trades; your partner, supporter, and friend. Education, Law and Human Services; and Communications, Arts and Hospitality. Why are you supporting JA as opposed to other groups? • Educating and enabling young adults is taking a big swing at improving the future workforce of our community. JA is well run, and is staffed with people who are The event energized students, educators professional and caring. and business mentors, and has now become an annual program for JA of What would you tell someone who is thinking about volunteering? • Just do it. You don’t have to be an Accountant or Ph.D. Economist to successfully Kentuckiana. See business sponsor list run JA programs – it is much more about enthusiasm and willingness to learn, share, on the JA Experiential Programs pages and listen. In my experience, the rewards of giving always exceed the costs! in this publication. JA_Hall_of_Fame_7_5_x_5_011017a.pdf 1 1/10/2017 4:16:16 PM

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Kerry Stemler Sandra Frazier Matthew Thornton On Your Induction Into The Junior Achievement Hall of Fame

Building the future, one mind at a time

Learning starts with curiosity, is fed by discoveries, and continues for a lifetime. Education lays the foundation for the future. Wells Fargo salutes the Junior Achievement for furthering education in our community. We congratulate the 2018 Kentuckiana Business Hall of Fame Laureates: Matt Thornton Wednesday May 23, 2018 Chairman & CEO • Thorntons Inc. CHARIOT RUN Kerry Stemler President & Owner • KM Stemler Company, Inc. Horseshoe Southern Indiana Sandra Frazier Founding & Managing Member • Tandem Public Relations For information and registration, contact: © 2018 Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. All rights reserved. Member FDIC. PDS-1029298 Leila Burch, Special Events Director [email protected] | 502-569-9212 Junior Achievement Kentuckiana Business Hall of Fame Previously Inducted Laureates (as of February 2018)

James R. Allen -2014 Edward A. Ford III - 2003 Leonard E. (Lenny) Lyles - 2013 Debbie Scoppechio - 2000 Hilliard Lyons Fetter Printing Company Executive and Developer Creative Alliance, Inc. Nolen C. Allen - 2005 Owsley Brown Frazier - 2004 Dr. Mark Lynn - 2016 Max L. Shapira - 2013 Cotton & Allen, P.S.C. Brown-Forman Corporation Dr. Mark Lynn & Associates PLLC Heaven Hill Distilleries, Inc. Robert S. Allison - 1999 Dwight Gahm - 1998 Charles I. McCarty - 1996 Frank E. Simon - 2000 Doe-Anderson Advertising Kitchen Kompact, Inc. BATUS Publishers Printing Company and Public Relations Ronald G. Geary - 1998 Diane B. Medley - 2017 Nicholas X. Simon - 2014 June 11-15, William H. Beach - 2005 ResCare, Inc. MCM CPAs & Advisors Publishers Printing Company Beach Mold & Tool, Inc. C. Edwin Gheens - 2012 Dee Maynard - 2010 Thomas C. Simons - 1989 A UNIQUE June 18-22 James B. Beam - 2009 Bradas Candy Company Keystone Services, Inc. Capital Holding Corporation TEAMBUILDING Jim Beam Brands Company George N. Gill - 1992 Thomas H. Meeker - 1997 R. Gene Smith - 1995 EXPERIENCE & July 9-13 Isaac W. Bernheim - 1985 The Courier-Journal Churchill Downs Incorporated R. Gene Smith, Inc. (FOR HIS FUTURE.) Bernheim Brothers Distilling C. Edward Glasscock - 2004 A. Stevens Miles, Jr. - 2005 Sandra Metts Snowden - 2014 Company Frost Brown Todd LLC First Kentucky National Corporation Metts Company Realtors 9am-4pm Barry Bingham, Sr. - 1985 H. Charles Grawemeyer - 1995 Mary S. Moseley - 2013 James Breckinridge Speed - 2011 “This isn’t just about The Courier-Journal & Louisville Reliance-Universal/Plastic Parts Inc. The Al J. Schneider Company Businessman and Industrialist playing games. This is Times Co. J. David Grissom – 1991 J. D. Nichols - 1990 Victor A. Staffieri - 2017 about employees working ages 9-12 Ulysses L. Bridgeman, Jr. - 2002 Mayfair Capital, Inc. NTS Corporation LG&E & KU Energy, LLC collaboratively, having fun, Bridgeman Foods, Inc. John R. Guthrie - 2013 Gouverneur “Bo” H. Nixon - 2009 William M. Street - 2012 and coming together to Christina Lee Brown - 2001 Guthrie/Mayes Public Relations D.D. Williamson & Co.,Inc. Brown-Forman Corporation inspire the next generation.” Enroll Today! Louisville Stoneware Company John Harold Hardwick - 1984 Theodore H. Nixon - 2009 A. R. Sullivan - 2009 Chris J. Reid, Partner, EY Enroll Today! J. Graham Brown - 1982 Louisville Trust Company D.D. Williamson & Co., Inc. The Sullivan University System Call 502-561-KIDS (5437)(5437) Brown Hotel/Brown Lumber Michael N. Harreld - 2006 George W. Norton, Jr. - 1984 William E. Summers III - 2007 For information, contact Company PNC Bank WAVE Inc. Summers Broadcasting Leila Burch at: or visit - 1994 Governor John Y. Brown, Jr. Henry V. Heuser, Sr. - 1993 David C. Novak - 2003 Samuel G. Swope - 2000 502-569-9212 or Kentucky Fried Chicken Corporation Henry Vogt Machine Company Yum! Brands, Inc. Sam Swope Auto Group, Inc. [email protected] www.jaky.org/summercamps Owsley Brown - 1985 J. Henning Hilliard - 1988 James A. Patterson - 1989 Susan Stout Tamme - 2011 Brown-Forman Corporation J.J.B. Hilliard-W.L. Lyons, Inc. Pattco, Inc. Baptist Healthcare System Owsley Brown II - 2001 John A. “Bud” Hillerich - 2010 Norman E. “Ned” Pfau, Jr. - 2012 Lee B. Thomas - 1982 Brown-Forman Corporation Louisville Slugger Geo. Pfau’s Sons Co. Thomas Industries Inc. Juanita Pauline Burks - 2004 Alice K. Houston – 2006 Carl F. Pollard - 1994 Lee B. Thomas, Jr. - 2007 J.P. Construction Co./Tender Loving Houston-Johnson, Inc. Columbia Healthcare Corporation Universal Woods, Inc. JA USA measures impact in terms of the short Care Nurses Registry Wade Houston – 2006 Woodford R. Porter, Sr. - 1991 W. Kent Taylor - 2011 Tommie Burns, Jr. - 1995 and intermediate positive changes that students Houston-Johnson, Inc. A. D. Porter & Sons Texas Roadhouse Inc. Student Impact Burns Enterprises, Inc. Frank B. Hower, Jr. - 1990 Merwin J. Ray - 2005 James H. Thornton - 1999 demonstrate in the following areas: Dann C. Byck - 1983 Liberty National Bank Steel Technologies Inc. Thornton Oil Corporation Byck Brothers & Company Joseph H. Huber, Jr. - 2010 Sam R. Rechter - 1999 Bernard M. Trager - 2003 Mary Helen Byck - 1983 Huber Family Farms Rogers Group Investments, Inc. Republic Bank & Trust Company Byck Brothers & Company Cornelius E. Hubbuch, Sr. - 1988 James D. Robinson - 1984 Steven E. Trager - 2015 Knowledge gain Malcolm B. Chancey, Jr. - 1996 Hubbuch’s of Kentucky Robinson Nugent, Inc. Republic Bank Bank One, Kentucky, NA Roy H. Hunt - 1996 James W. Robinson - 1998 Daniel C. Ulmer, Jr. - 2010 Wendell Cherry - 1992 Hunt Tractor, Inc. Robinson Nugent, Inc./Caldwell Louisville Bats Baseball Attitude change Humana Inc. Charlie W. Johnson - 1997 Tanks, Inc. Paul Varga - 2017 Douglas F. Cobb - 2001 Active Transportation Company Robert W. Rounsavall, III-2014 Brown-Forman Corporation Appriss Inc. Maurice D. S. Johnson - 1984 Dixie Real Properties, LLC Henry Vogt - 1990 Intention to modify their behavior Archibald P. Cochran - 1983 Citizens Fidelity Bank & Trust Co. Mason C. Rudd - 1991 Henry Vogt Machine Company Cochran Foil/Anaconda Aluminum David A. Jones, Sr. - 1989 Rudd Equipment Company Henry C. Wagner - 2002 C. Lee Cook - 1988 Humana Inc. T. William Samuels, Sr. - 1994 Jewish Hospital HealthCare Services C. Lee Cook Manufacturing Warner L. Jones, Jr. - 2001 Maker’s Mark Distillery Stephen A. Williams - 2006 21st century skill development Company Hermitage Farm Bill Samuels, Jr. - 2006 Norton Healthcare Gordon B. Davidson - 2007 George N. King Sr. - 2015 Maker’s Mark Distillery, Inc. W. Armin Willig - 1983 This change is based on their participation in a JA program built around the topics of Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP Mr. Klean’s Janitor & Maintenance Colonel Harland Sanders - 1982 Dixie Beer Distributors, Inc. financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and workforce readiness. Chuck P. Denny - 2016 Service Kentucky Fried Chicken Corporation Colonel Martin “Matt” Winn - 2011 PNC Samuel H. Klein - 1997 A. B. Sawyer - 1985 Churchill Downs Inc. Diane B. Fischer - 2016 Bank of Louisville & Trust Company Kentucky Dairies, Inc. Wilson W. Wyatt, Sr. - 1994 Student performance on reliable and valid instruments is correlated with instructor L&D Mail Masters LLC Baylor Landrum, Jr. - 1993 John H. Schnatter - 2000 Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs and volunteer perceptions of the students’ engagement in the experiential programs George E. Fischer - 1992 Alexander & Alexander of Kentucky Papa John’s International, Inc. Cathy Zion – 2015 to provide a complete picture of student impact. The evaluation work is based on a SerVend International W. Bruce Lunsford - 1993 Al J. Schneider - 2002 Zion Publications LLC Vencor, Inc. Developer logic model and builds upon a recognized theory of change. Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana Volunteer Firms 2016-2017 21st Century Scholar Constellation New Energy Jazzercise Middletown Manpower Shively Area Ministries 3M - Robinson Nugent, Inc. CrossFit Elizabethtown JDT Incorporated Marsh & McLennan Smith Barney Adelante-Hispanic Crossroads Contracting Jefferson County Companies, Inc. Southeast Christian Church Achievers LLC Cooperative Extension Masonic Homes of Southwest Center Algood Food Company CSX Transportation Jefferson County Federal Kentucky Spalding University Allen Financial Group D. D. Williamson & Co., Inc. Credit Union Massachusetts Mutual Life Specialty Orthopedics Allnex Dakkota Integrated Jefferson County Hall of Insurance Company Spencerian College American Commercial Systems, LLC Justice MCM CPA & Advisors Sprint Barge Line Ditto Wealth Management Joe Hayden Real Estate Medline Starbucks Corporation American Founders Bank Doe-Anderson, Inc. Team Medtronic, Inc. State Farm Mutual Anthem, Inc. Dow Chemical Company Johnson Controls, Inc. Meiners Electrical Services Automobile Insurance ARGI Financial Group Eddie Bauer JPMorgan Chase & Co. Mercer Human Resource Company Atria Senior Living Group Elite Homes Inc. Kelly King & Company Consulting Steel Weld Inc A&T EnterScape Kentuckiana Curb Metro United Way Stock Yards Bank & Trust Bachman Auto Group Ernst & Young LLP Company, Inc. Midwest Center for Foreign Company Baptist Medical Associates Extell Financial Services Kentuckiana Trading Investment Stoll Keenon & Ogden Bates Community Extol Magazine KentuckianaWorks Mike Brooks + Associates, PLLC Development Corporation Family & Children’s Place Kentucky Farm Bureau - Inc. Sullivan University BB&T Corporation Family Allergy & Asthma Hardin County National Patient Account Summit Media Corporation Beach Mold & Tool, Inc. Farm Credit Mid-America Kentucky Hospital Services Sunrise Children’s Services Bellarmine University Fifth Third Bancorp Association National Weather Service Swope Family of BKD, LLP FireKing International, Inc. Kentucky Humane Society New Albany-Floyd County Dealerships Blue Heaven Technologies First Federal Savings Bank Kentucky Opera Education Foundation Sypris Solutions, Inc. LLC First Harrison Bank Kentucky Planning Partners New Hope Services Texas Roadhouse, Inc. Boehl Stopher & Graves, First Savings Bank Kentucky Society of New Washington State The Chatter Box LLP Ford Motor Company Certified Public Bank The Learning House, Inc Boehringer Ingelheim Frannet Accountants Norton Audubon Hospital The Northwestern Mutual Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Frazier International History Kentucky State Treasury Norton Healthcare Life Insurance Company Brown-Forman Corporation Museum KentuckyOne Health Omni Hotel Today’s Woman Brundage Jewelers Frost Brown Todd LLC Keystone Services, Inc. One Southern Indiana Tom Thieneman, Builder Burke Heating and Cooling Fund for the Arts Kightlinger & Gray Our Lady of Peace Track Days Tuning Caboom Enterprises G. Starks Realty Co. KPMG LLP Papa John’s International Tri-State CFS Components Capture Higher Education GE Appliances L & D Mail Masters, Inc. Paradise Tomato Kitchens, TriZenter LLC CareFusion Gear Brake Laboratory Corporation of Inc. TST Coatings Cecilian Bank German American America Park Community Credit U.S. Bancorp Census Bureau GFS Leslie Lewis & Associates, Union U.S. Small Business Centerplate Great Northern Building Interior Design Paycor Administration Centra Bank Products, LLC LG&E and KU Energy LLC PBI Bank UAW Local 862 Centric Consulting Guess? LG&E Mill Creek Station Peoples Bank of Mt. UBS AG. Chemours Harrison County REMC Linak US Inc. Washington United Association of Churchill Downs Harritt Group Auctioneers Lloyd & McDaniel, PLC PharMerica Corporation Plumbers, Pipefitters & Incorporated Heartland Payment Lone Star Contracting Pinnacle Entertainment Service Technicians of Cintas Systems, Inc. Los Monitos Language Planet Fitness Local Union 502 CitiGroup Inc. Hexion Inc. Company PNC Financial Services United Citizens Bank & Citizens Union Bank HMS Global Maritime Louis Roth & Co., PLLC Group, Inc. Trust City of Jeffersonville Horseshoe Foundation of Louisville Fire Department ProLift Industrial Equipment UPS Clariant Corporation Floyd County Louisville Metro Animal Co., LLC United States Coast Guard Clark County Circuit Court Horseshoe Southern Services PwC United States District Court Class Act Federal Credit Indiana Louisville Metro Cabinet R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Universal Woods, Inc. First Savings Charitable Foundation: Union Howell and Emery, PLLC for Health and Family Raymond James Financial, University of Louisville CLICK IT Staffing Humana Inc. Services Inc. Ventas, Inc. Code Louisville Hussung Mechanical Louisville Metro Corrections RE/MAX WesBanco Bank, Inc. IMPACTING A GENERATION Coldwell Banker McMahan Contractors Department Republic Bank & Trust WHAS-TV Co. ID+A Louisville Metro Emergency Company Wilson & Muir Bank & Trust Commonwealth Bank & Indiana Farm Bureau Services Right Path Financial Co. Trust Insurance Louisville Metro Riverview Opportunity Wurth Snider Bolt & Screw Wilson Elementary’s (Greater Clark County Schools) entire 5th grade posed to show their Commonwealth Bank & Indiana University Government Center YMCA of Greater Louisville gratitude to the First Savings Charitable Foundation for making it possible for them to experience Trust Company Southeast Louisville Metro Police Robert Half International Younger Healthcare Community First Bank Interapt Dept. Inc. Consulting JA BizTown. The Foundation gave $100,000 in 2017 alone to allow JA to serve 3,500 Southern Community Foundation of ISA Inc. Louisville Public Warehouse Rodefer Moss & Co., PLLC Your Community Bank Southern Indiana Ivy Tech Community Co. Schneider Electric Yum! Brands Inc. Indiana students with JA BizTown and JA Finance Park. The Foundation has given $625,383 for Complete Music Video College of Indiana Lubrizol Advanced Scoppechio Zeon Chemicals this purpose since 2009 to ensure that students have the Financial Literacy education they need. Photo Jack Henry & Associates Materials, Inc. Service Master ZirMed, Inc. JA BizTown®and JA Finance Park® Junior Achievement would like to express its deepest Special thanks goes to Mr. & Mrs. James W. Robinson gratitude to the sponsors who give generous donations for naming the James W. Robinson Junior Achievement and lend their brands to Sam Swope JA BizTown and Center for Freedom of Enterprise with their $1,000,000 CHASE JA Finance Park. These companies create real-life gift, and to Sam Swope Auto Group and CHASE for economics education experiences for more than 25,000 sponsoring the learning laboratories. students each year. JA Experiential Programs

CHASE JA Finance Park Storefront Sponsors Sam Swope JA BizTown Storefront Sponsors Auto Center – Sam Swope Auto Group Bank – Stock Yards Bank Car Insurance – UAW Local 862 and The Ford Motor Co. Medical Center – Norton Children’s Hospital Home Improvement – GE Appliances Delivery Center – UPS Wellness Center – KentuckyOne Health Restaurant – Papa John’s Bank/Investment Center – CHASE/JP Morgan Leasing Center – Town and Country Ford and Ford Motor Restaurant – Texas Roadhouse Company That’s Life – Delta Dental Newspaper – The Courier-Journal University – University of Louisville Supply Center – Kroger University Wall – Indiana University Southeast Utilities Center – LG&E- KU Energy Telecommunications – AT&T TV/Technology Center – WDRB Media, The Halo Group Entertainment – Actors Theatre Radio Station – Alpha Media Louisville Groceries – Kroger Business Center – Better Business Bureau 2017 JA Inspire Major Sponsors and Mentor Companies Philanthropy Center - Brown-Forman Corporation, Philanthropy Center – Community Foundation of Community Foundation of Louisville, WHAS Crusade for Louisville ® Ford STEAM Clariant Corporation HMS Global Maritime JA Inspire CHASE Stoll Keenon & Ogden, Raytheon Company Children, John Speed Foundation, John E. Speed Fund, CPA Office – Kentucky Society of Certified Public JA Inspire Dow Chemical Company PLLC Cardinal Insulation/Local Kent and Kathy Oyler Accountants American Commerical Paradise Tomato 51 Heat Frost Insulators Coming October 23-25, 2018 Barge Line Kitchens, inc. Union Realty Office – Marshall Charitable Foundation JA Inspire is an interactive, hands-on, career Zoeller Company Zeon Chemical L.P. Baptist Healthcare Dental Insurance – Delta Dental Interactive Wall – Ford Next Generation Learning exploration for 10,000 8th-9th grade students. 21C Museum IN/KY/OH Regional Council Lubrizol Advanced Materials The event features a showcase of careers at Amatrol, Inc. of Carpenters Joint Manufacturing Skill Standards Street Sponsors – PNC, Mr. & Mrs. James Robinson, Amercian Printing House for the Apprenticeship & Training Fund Council John L. Helm, Henry Heuser regional businesses, non-profits, government Blind Museum Ivy Tech Community College Marriott Louisville Downtown agencies and educational organizations. Exhibits Arkema Jefferson County Public Schools Masonic Homes of Kentucky Job Sponsors – CSX Transportation (safety team members) Arts & Cultural Alliance JCTCS Metro United Way Town Amenities – Vermont American, include career stations with mentors who share Beach Mold & Tool, Inc. Jefferson County Cooperative Monument Chemical their career advice with students and engage Bernheim Arboretum and Extension Mortenson Family Dental D.D. Williamson, Research Forest Kentucky Science Center Muhammad Ali Center BB&T students with equipment, technology and the Clariant Corporation Kentucky Exposition Center National Weather Service opportunity to “step into the shoes” of employees Class Act Credit Union KentuckianaWorks Norton Healthcare Code Louisville Kentucky Association of Omni Hotel from all industries. D.D. Williamson & Co., Inc. Professional Surveyors Papa John’s International Capstone School Sponsors Commonwealth Theatre Center Kentucky Curb Company Paradise Tomato Kitchens Dana, Inc. Kentucky Museum of Arts and Riverside, the Farnsley-Moremen First Savings Charitable Foundation When a student has a real idea of what they Dant Clayton Corporation Craft Landing Harrison County Community Foundation want to do after high school, they are much Deloitte. Kentucky Shakespeare Rogers Group, Inc. Department of Public Health & Kentucky Society of CPAs Spalding University New Albany-Floyd County Education Foundation more likely to stay in school and graduate—and Wellness Levy’s Catering Speed Museum Daniel C. Ulmer become your future employees. Doe-Anderson, Inc. KentuckyOne Health Spencerian FBI LG&E & KU Energy, LLC Sullivan University Filson Club Louisville Convention & Visitors Sullivan University - College of Frazier History Museum Bureau Pharmacy Fund for the Arts Louisville Fire Department The Dow Chemical Company G4S Secure Solutions Louisville Metro Corrections The Little Clinic Galen College Louisville Metro Emergency TPG Marine GE Appliances Services United Assoc. Plumbers, Kentucky Center for the Arts Louisville Metro Police Pipefitters & Service KentuckianaWorks Healthcare Department Technicians Local Union 502 “Best day ever!” Collaborative Louisville SHRM-Society University of Louisville Indiana University Southeast of Human Resources US Army Corps of Engineers For more information, contact Debbie Dalton at Indoor Comfort Association Management WDRB Media Student from Kerrick Elementary, Jefferson County Public Interapt Louisville Ballet Whip Mix Corporation Schools, when asked about his day visiting JA BizTown. [email protected] or 502-569-9208. Lousiville Visual Arts Zoeller Company Louisville Youth Choir Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana 2016-2017 Annual Investors $20,000 and Up Mary R. Nixon Class Act Federal Credit Union Spencerian College $500 - $999 continued Daugherty Law Firm Rob H. King Eric Scott Republic Bank & Trust Employees Commonwealth Bank & Trust J. Todd Spurgeon Brian Davis Bob Koetter Adam Simon The Alden Fund Skippers Pool & Spa service LLC Stock Yards Bank & Trust Company Mortgage Division William M. & Lindy Street Sandra Metts Snowden Nancy Davis Amanda Kramer Sentry Steel, Inc. Alpha Media Louisville Employees Brian Davis Texas Roadhouse, Inc. Dean Dorton Allen Ford, PLLC Kyana Packaging & Industrial Supply Dale Skaggs Brown-Forman Corporation Todd A. Spencer Stoll Keenon & Ogden PLLC Nancy B. Davis James H. Thornton South Central Bank Deco Paper Products, Inc. Land Design & Development Tyler Smith Crowe Horwath, LLP UAW Local 862 Members Derby Industries LLC The Underwriters Safty & Claims, Inc. Deloitte & Touche LLP Larry French Electric LLC Smith & Smith Attorneys Courier-Journal Spring Street Developers LLC James S. Welch David C. Dick U.S. Bancorp KM Stemler Company, Inc. Ditto Wealth Management Laughlin Millea Hillman Architecture, Daphne Snedegar Delta Dental Plans Association Wood & Marie Hannah Foundation Dixie Real Properties Walter Weibel Domino Partners, LTD LLC Snowden and Associates, Inc. First Savings Charitable Foundation Steven Stone Yum! Brands, Inc. Leah Eggers Whayne Supply Company Greg Stump Laura Douglas Darryl Lavery Sheryl Snyder Ford Motor Company Zeon Chemicals L. P. EnovaPremier, LLC Wilson & Muir Bank & Trust Dri-View Manufacturing Co., Inc. Leadership Louisville William Sorbo Harrison County Community Swope Family of Dealerships Enterprise Holdings Foundation Sara Wood Steven E. Trager Duane Realty & Development, LLC Miles R. Lee Andrew Southworth Foundation Eye Care Institute YPO Alpha Forum DuPlessis Orthodontics Jerome Lentz Todd J. Spurgeon James Graham Brown Foundation, Inc. Kathy Trompeter $2,500 - $4,999 Fastline Publications The Bohn Foundation Elite Homes Inc. Libs Paving Alexander Staffieri Jefferson County Public Schools First Savings Bank E-Town Exterminating Hunter Louis Christopher Starks The Kroger Company Algood Food Company Town & Country Bank ACG Kentucky George E. Fischer $500 - $999 Ben Tyler Kenneth Faith Louis Partnership Inc. James Statler LG&E and KU Energy, LLC Employees Stan R. Franczek Patrick Farnan Luckett’s Tack Shop Beth Stenberg Louisville Business First Martin L. Bell Lindsey Alicna Waddell’s Recycling Blue & Co., LLC Sandra A. Frazier James R. Allen Jon Westbrook James Fitzgibbon Colleen Lyons Rita Stephenson-Reedy New Albany-Floyd County Education Fund for the Arts Michael Frank Robert Martin Sterling G. Thompson Company Foundation Bluegrass Cellular Robert S. Allison Jerry Wiley BKD, LLP Galen College of Nursing John M. Anderson Wyatt Tarrant & Combs, LLP Lisa French Michael Masick Charles Stigler Papa John’s International, Inc. Genentech Inc. French Brothers Cleaners Sharon Mattingly Jason Stockton United Parcel Service, Inc. Brown-Forman Corporation Employees Atlas Machine & Supply, Inc. Citi Employees Greater Clark County Schools Sheryl Ball Franklin Fuchs John McCall Susan Stout Tamme Paul C. Varga GUESS?, INC. Gene Gardner Charles McCarty Chris Street WDRB Media Caldwell Tanks, Inc. Benn Family Fund/Louis M. and Carbide Industries LLC Matthew Hamel Florence G. $100 to $499 Garrett-Stotz Company Kristin McDonner Bill Strench Joe Hayden Real Estate Team G.L. Gaston Lynn McQuillen Paul Stropkay Crowe Horwath LLP Employees Bingham Greenbaum Doll LLP A. C. Upholstery Company Stephen E. Diebold John L. Helm Fund Employees Tiffany Ge Michael Moyano Sew Fitting Employees $10,000 - $19,999 JP Morgan Chase Bank Employees A. L. Hansen Paint & Metal Shop, Inc. Genentech, Inc. Chris Nation Superior Solvents and Chemicals EY Kent Blake Advanced Business Solutions, Inc. AT&T Kentucky EY Employees Hexion Inc. Blue Heaven Technologies LLC Matt Gilland Jeffrey Nelson Swope Family of Dealerships Better Business Bureau HJI Supply Chain Solutions Alejandro Alvarez Ginza Japanese Restaurant Gouverneur Nixon David Tate FireKing International, Inc. Bramco, Inc. American Life & Accident Insurance Community Foundation of Louisville, Frost Brown Todd LLC Katharina Herbig Caldwell Tanks Employees Clinton Glasscock Nolin Rural Electric Cooperative Corp. Bryan Taylor Inc. Horizon Group International, Inc. Julayne Amstutz Edward C. Glasscock Nugent Sand Company The Al J. Schneider Company Paul Fultz Cecilian Bank Scotty Anderson Dow Chemical Company Greater Louisville Association of Health Howell & Howell Contractors, Inc. Clark & Riggs Printing, Inc. Thomas Gleason O’Cull Business Group, LLC The Dow Chemical Company Friend of Junior Achievement Hughes Group Inc. Andersons’ Sales & Service, Inc. Charles Grannan OMG-Outsource Management Group Employees Underwriters Chemours Autotruck Financial Credit Union GE Appliances HMS Global Maritime Roy H. Hunt City of Shelbyville Gary Grieshaber Dale Orem The Jones Group Genentech, Inc. IBEW LOCAL UNION 369 J. Duffy Baker Glenn Grigsby Palmer Products Corporation The University of Michigan Christopher J. Kramer CrossFit Elizabethtown Baptist Healthcare Systems Horseshoe Foundation of Floyd County Lubrizol Advanced Materials, Inc. ID-A Debbie Dalton Kenneth Groth William Parris John Thomas Humana Inc. Institute for Healthy Air, Water and Soil BASF Corporation Michael Haick Pat Durham Builder, Inc. Today’s Woman PNC Investments Employees Deckel & Moneypenny Exhibits Laura Bathiner J. J. B. Hilliard, W. L. Lyons, LLC PwC Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana Doe-Anderson, Inc. Employees Daniel Hall Sharon Peacock Berard Tomassetti J. Clifton and Jeannette S. Rodes Fund Johnson Controls, Inc. Jonathan Baughman Hampton Inn - Brooks, KY Cesar Perez Daniel Torian PwC Employees Jeremy Esposito Julie Baum KentuckyOne Health Robert W. Rounsavall, III Ann Joseph First Harrison Bank Employees Haymon Hankins Thomas Perrone Town & Country Ford, Inc. LG&E and KU Energy, LLC Kevin J. Joynt Bruce Belman Roger Harbeson Hope Pierce Tri County Ford-Mercury Denny M. Post Firstsource Financial Solutions Benn Family Fund/Louis M. and Louisville Metro Council John Speed Fund Kelley Construction Inc Scott D. Flynn John Hayes Pine Tree Communications Tri Kappa of New Albany Norton Healthcare Kightlinger & Gray Florence G. Heaven Hill Distilleries, Inc. Polk’s Auto Unlock Service Matthew Tyler Sypris Solutions, Inc. Fort Knox Federal Credit Union Bennett & Bennett Insurance, Inc. Norman E. Pfau Texas Roadhouse Inc., Employees Todd A. Klimek Frost Arnett Company Dennis P. Heishman Nancy Presnell Mika Tyler PharMerica Corporation Koetter Construction Inc. Pamela Bennett Martin Kelley Helgeson ProLift Industrial Equipment Co., LLC UAW Local 862 The Hartford Financial Services Group Getixhealth Claude Berry Old National Bancorp The Honorable Order of Kentucky KPMG LLP GLA Collection Company, Inc. J. Douglas Helm Quality Stone & Ready Mix UD Contracting PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. KPMG LLP Employees Joseph M. Bisig Stephanie Higdon Quantum Communications UHL Truck Sales of Kentuckiana Colonels Gregory Greenwood Bob Hook Chevrolet, Inc. Phyllis Robinson in memory of Jim U.S. Bancorp KPP Employees John Guthrie Highland Roofing Company R. H. Clarkson Insurance Group Gregory C. Uligian Robinson Local UAW 900 James Boland Theresa Hinton Radio Communications Systems Jeff Uligian Washington County Community H & H Design-Build Bolton & Company Republic Bank & Trust Company Foundation Mayfair Capital Anne Hampton Talmidge D. Hocker RE/Max Executive Group, Inc. Scarlett Upchurch Stock Yards Bank & Trust Company Masonic Home of Kentucky Christopher Brooker Larry Horn Retailers Supply John Varga WHAS Crusade For Children Harrison County REMC Brown Funeral Home Texas Roadhouse, Inc. Whip Mix Corporation Andrew D. Matheis William S. Heinz Gene Hornback David Richardson Dale Viniard Daniel C. Ulmer Nanz & Kraft Florists, Inc. Brian Buente Hosparus Larry Ricke Mike Wade Wyatt Tarrant & Combs Allan and Debra Hoffer Callistus Smith Agency, Inc. UAW Local 862 Yum! Brands Inc. Employees Manna, Inc. Aubrey C. Hord Eric Howard Kendrick Riggs Hank Wall University of Louisville ManpowerGroup Inc. Theresa Canaday Lynn Huether Wesley Ringo Louise Wall Zoeller Company Larry Horn Scott Carr Martinrea Heavy Stampings, Inc. Horseshoe Southern Indiana Hunt Advantage Group John Rippy Frank Weisberg MCM CPA’s & Advisors Clark’s Snacks Inman and Baldwin Orthodontics Robert Robbins West Point Bank Employees Carolle Jones Clay $5,000 - $9,999 $1,000 - $2,499 Samuel G. Miller Hubbuch & Company ISCO Industries, Inc. Rogers Group Inc. - Bullitt County Keith Williams Mary S. Moseley Cody and Neely Jack Henry & Associates Stone Willis Klein Safe, Lock & Hardware Actors Theatre of Louisville, Inc. Allen Financial Group Jasper Engines & Transmissions Community Foundation of Southern Axxis Inc. Thomas D. Mueller Kentucky Society of Certified Public Jefferson County Public Schools Rogers Group Inc. - Oldham County Thomas Wilson Allnex J. D. Nichols Indiana Brian Jones Stone Wilson Manufacturing & Design, Inc. American Commercial Barge Line American Air Filter - AAF International Accountants Connect Marketing, Inc. Hazel and Walter T. Bales Foundation Edith H. Nixon Kentucky Farm Bureau Federation Jack Joynt Alan Rosenberg Wine and Spirits Wholesalers of Amercian Founders Bank Old National Bancorp Sam Corbett K & I Hard Chrome, Inc. Shahara Ross Kentucky, Inc. Inc. ATI Forge Products Charles King Corrigan Electric Company Inc. CSX Transportation Omni Louisville Hotel Mark Knoy Darren Keith Pamela Royster W-M Lumber & Wood Products Auto Truck Federal Credit Union The C. F. Pollard Foundation, Inc. Cox, Allen & Assoc, Architect Inc. Danail Kelisakiev Salt River Electric Cooperative Anne Woods D. D. Williamson & Co., Inc. Robert C. Ayotte Darryl S. Lavery Duncan W. Crosby Deloitte. The Paul Ogle Foundation John P. Lawson Kelly King & Company Corporation Wurth Snider Bolt & Screw BASF Corporation Tri-Arrows Aluminum Company Cross Motors Corp. Kentucky Farm Bureau - Hardin County Tim Sanders Kevin Zinser Doe-Anderson, Inc. BB&T Bank Rich Lechleiter CSS Mechanical Etscorn Charitable Foundation Employees Lorch Family Foundation Kentucky Planning Partners Todd Schiavon Cathy Zion BB&T Corporation Chris J. Reid Peter Cummins Kentucky Society of Certified Public Frank Harshaw BB&T Insurance Services Julie McGregor Michael Schroering Mark Zoll Louise Duncan Head Trust D. Hank Robinson Mary Beth Arnett Meagher Accountants Betty Schutte Realtor, Inc. Bellarmine University Phyllis Robinson Mildred V. Horn Foundation Bill and Juanita Beach Jennifer C. Monaghan J. J. B. Hilliard, W. L. Lyons, LLC Samtec, Inc. Chris Nation Bingham Greenbaun Doll LLP Scoppechio Employees Bowling Nursery & Garden Center Alton E. Neurath “Junior Achievement has been a critical partner in the successful launch of the Jefferson County Public Schools’ Indiana University Southeast James Shircliff Porter Paint Foundation Academies of Louisville initiative. We know that what happens in the classroom today impacts what happens in Marc B. Charnas Adam Simon KentuckianaWorks Capstone Realty, Inc. Padgett, Inc. the world tomorrow. The JA program offers our students a unique opportunity to gain relevant and real-world Kindred Healthcare, Inc. David S. Sinclair Planet Fitness Carman Industries, Inc. Kevin Sipes knowledge of the working world and personal finance, and introduces them to business professionals who can The Learning House Employees Catholic Education Foundation Paul Schulte The Marshall Charitable Foundation Andrew Southworth Ryan Sienkowski help inspire and guide them to become the next generation of leaders. We’re proud to work with JA to challenge Citi Employees Spalding University and engage our young people so they have the foundational skills they’ll need to succeed in school, work and life.”

Dr. Martin “Marty” Pollio. JCPS Superintendent Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana EXPENSE ALLOCATION STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES Year Ending Year Ending June 30, 2017 June 30, 2017 Unrestricted Temporarily Total Program Public Support and Revenues: Restricted Services Contributions, sponsorships and grants $ 1,104,610 $ 192,522 $ 1,297,132 Management & General Special events, net of cost of benefit to donors $ 363,817 $ - $ 363,817 Governmental income $ 14,300 $ 14,300 Fundraising & Investment Income $ 38,945 $ - $ 38,945 Special Events PIPELINE Net unrealized and realized gain on investments $ 151,237 $ - $ 151,237 Five Programs for a Better Future Donated Goods and Services $ 467,245 $ - $ 467,245 % Other Income $ 5,806 $ - $ 5,806 13 ® JA VOLUNTEER Change in beneficial interests in assets % IN ELEMENTARY by others $ 7,437 $ 7,437 9 Sub Total $ 2,153,397 $ 192,522 $ 2,345,919 % CLASSROOMS Net Assets Released from Temp. Restrictions $ 89,250 $ (89,250) $ - 78 Grades K-4 Total Public Support and Revenues $ 2,242,647 $ (103,272) $ 2,345,919

Expenses: ® Program expense $ 1,684,827 $ - $ 1,684,827 JA BIZTOWN Management and general expense $ 187,863 $ - $ 187,863 Grade 5 Fundraising and special events expense $ 485,727 $ - $ 485,727 Total Expenses $ 2,358,417 $ - $ 2,358,417

Change in Net Assets $ (115,770) $ 103,272 $ (12,498)

JA FINANCE Net Assets, Beginning of Year $ 4,261,524 $ 89,250 $ 4,350,774 PARK® Net Assets, End of Year $ 4,145,754 $ 192,522 $ 4,338,276 Middle/High School

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION Year Ending June 30, 2017

ASSETS LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS JA INSPIRE® Current Assets Current Liabilities Middle/High School Cash and equivalents $ 318,934 Accounts payable $ 16,352 Investments $ 2,098,091 Accrued expenses $ 52,025 Pledges receivable, net $ 113,299 Total Current Liabilities $ 68,377 Prepaid expenses $ 10,947 Total Current Assets $ 2,541,271 Net Assets Unrestricted net assets $ 1,826,304 HIGH SCHOOL Long-Term Assets Board designated net assets $ 2,319,450 PROGRAMS Beneficial interest in assets held Total unrestricted net assets $ 4,145,754 JA Job Shadow® by others $ 221,359 Temporarily restricted net assets $ 192,522 JA Company Program® Fixed assets - net $ 1,644,023 JA Classroom Total Long-Term Assets $ 1,865,382 Total Net Assets $ 4,338,276 Programs® Total Assets $ 4,406,653 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 4,406,653 Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana REGIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS as of 1/8/2018 OFFICERS M. Joseph Bisig Paul G. Fultz Todd A. Klimek David S. Sinclair Board Chair PNC Wealth Management KPMG LLP PwC LLP LG&E and KU Energy Christopher J. Kramer LLC BKD, LLP Christopher W. Brooker Clinton L. Glasscock John P. Lawson, Jr. Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs BB&T Insurance Services First Savings Bank Dale B. Skaggs Vice Chair LLP Blue & Co., LLC Ann Joseph Thomas C. Gleason Jamie McEldowney D.D. Williamson & Jerry N. Burke Frost Brown Todd LLC Andrew Southworth Company, Inc. IN/KY/OH Regional Julie McGregor Kentucky Planning Council of Carpenters Ankur N. Gopal KentuckyOne Health Partners Treasurer Millwrights Joint Interapt Bryan W. Taylor Apprenticeship Lynn McQuillen Todd A. Spencer BB&T Training Donald L. Gossman Papa John’s International Doe-Anderson, Inc. Secretary Marc B. Charnas Kenneth E. Groth Jim Meyers J. Todd Spurgeon Kathy Herbig GE Appliances American Commercial Norton Healthcare Kightlinger & Gray Crowe Horwath LLP Barge Lines LLC Nancy B. Davis Chris Nation Alexander G. Staffieri Immediate Past Chair Stock Yards Bank & Trust Taylor M. Hamilton RunSwitch PR Stoll Keenon Ogden Kevin J. Joynt Company Morgan & Pottinger Deloitte & Touche LLP Sabeen Nasim Susan Staples Kathleen Doyle Tami Hatfield-Kennedy UPS Zirmed, Inc. Archdiocese of Louisville Ford Motor Company MEMBERS OF THE Louisville Assembly Raja Patil Steven M. Stone BOARD Jenny Drake Plant Bingham Greenebaum UAW 862 Orlando Allen Southern Wine Doll LLP Allen Financial Group Dennis P. Heishman William Summers V Leah A. Eggers Old National Bancorp Chris J. Reid Republic Bank & Trust Julayne Ricketts EY Amstutz David Eplion, Ph. D. J. Douglas Helm Berard Tomassetti First Harrison Bank Indiana University MCM CPAs & Advisors Wesley L. Ringo PharMerica Corporation Southeast Hilliard Lyons John M. Anderson Jamie Horlander Hank Wall The Learning House, Inc. Kenneth W. Faith Ingenium Talent Pam Royster Raymond James & Algood Food Company Jefferson County Public Associates J. Duffy Baker, Jr. Deana Epperly Karem Schools JPMorgan Chase Bank Patrick R. Farnan Greater Louisville, Inc. Audie Wilson Fifth Third Bank Dave Russell Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Sheryl Ball Darren Keith YUM! Brands, Inc Consolidated Texas Roadhouse Dr. Ralph Fitzpatrick Dow Chemical Company University of Louisville Ryan Sienkowski Anne S. Woods Jon Baughman Danail Kelisakiev Horseshoe Southern Kindred Healthcare American Founders Bank Michael Frank Brown-Forman Indiana Commonwealth Bank and Corporation Mark Zoll Martin L. Bell Trust Co. Adam Simon The Kroger Company Lifetime Board Member Sharon Kerrick, Ph. D. Right Path Financial, LLC Bellarmine University HARDIN COUNTY BOARD District Board Chair Emily Graham Billy Pait Lindsey Alicna Sun Tan City Nolin Rural Electric Coop. Kentucky Farm Bureau Corp. Gene Hornback Nick Berry Norton Healthcare Mark Roberts Fitness Consulting Group Hardin County Schools Emily Howell Janna Clark The Cecilian Bank Heather Stain Elizabethtown Tourism/ PNC Bank Convention Bureau Jeff Lanz iPay LLC Natalie Tefft James W. Robinson Brent Ditto Recovery Works of Junior Achievement Center Ditto Wealth Ed McCoy Elizabethtown for Freedom of Enterprise Management Kerr Office Group Mika Tyler 1401 W. Muhammad Ali Blvd. Amanda Drane Braden Pace Kentucky Farm Bureau Louisville, KY 40203 Hardin County Schools South Central Bank Trapper Williams www.JAKY.org | 502-561-KIDS April R. Ford Bluegrass Cellular Citizens Union Bank