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2020 Gala Program 2.22.20 CRISTO REY Benefitting Jim kim & scott Presenting Sponsors Childs kingsfield Serving communities. Changing lives. What matters to you matters to us. At EY, we’re proud to support Cristo Rey Jesuit High School. It’s one of the ways we’re helping to make our community a better place to work and live. A better and brighter future starts with all of us. Visit ey.com © 2020 Ernst & Young LLP. All Rights Reserved. EDNone Reserved. All Rights LLP. & Young © 2020 Ernst Welcome! Welcome to the second Rey of Hope Gala – a celebration of our most generous donors and our fearless leader, Bill Garrett. Tonight is also a celebration of the 525 students we have the honor to serve every day. These extraordinary young people make us proud as they travel the city to work in their corporate jobs, and as their remarkable achievements in the classroom. Their youth brings energy, creativity and a fresh perspective to our 132 corporate jobs partners. This year’s senior class will graduate in May, joining the 237 alumni who have gone before them, and 100% of them have been accepted into college. Our graduates attend some of the country’s most prestigious colleges, and this year we have our first student heading to an Ivy League college in the fall. It is humbling to think of how far this school has come in just six years. It is safe to say that all that has been accomplished would not have been possible without the leadership of Bill Garrett and the support of everyone here tonight. We want to especially thank Janet & Jim Cumming, Mary & Bob Fink, and Jenny & Mike Messner, who are being honored this evening for their overwhelming generosity and for their faith in the mission of the school. Their early support was crucial to our success. We hope you enjoy the evening celebrating all that makes Cristo Rey Atlanta Jesuit such a magical place and please know how much we appreciate the part YOU have played in making it so. Dave Sewell, Board Chair Camille Naughton, Incoming President P.J. Bain, CEO, PrimeRevenue Deisha Barnett, Chief Brand Communications Officer, Board of Metro Atlanta Chamber Melissa Bucci, Co-founder & Immediate Past President, N3 Christian Charnaux, Chief Growth Officer, Inspire Brands Trustees Jim Childs, CEO, Bowstring Advisors Lisa Collins, Partner, Baker Hostetler Wendy Corona, Anchor, WSBTV Channel 2 Action News Kathy Cote,Community Volunteer David Degitz, President and COO, iVision Heather Dexter, CEO, Emory St. Joseph’s Hospital J. Robert Fitzgerald (Chairman Emeritus), Retired, AT&T David P. Fitzgerald, Founder and CEO, Fitzco Peter Hennessy, Owner, Hennessy Automobile Companies Valerie Immele, SVP of Business, Turner Sports Edward Johnson, President & CEO, LCG Associates Jacob Kaplan, Senior Associate, Alston & Bird Scott Kingsfield, Operating Partner, Luminate Capital Partners Stuart Kronauge, Chief Marketing Officer, Beyond Meat Rev. Joseph Lingan, S.J., Spiritual Director, Ignatius House Z. Ileana Martinez, Partner, Thompson Hine, LLP Dominic C. Mazzone (Chairman Emeritus), Managing Director Mazzone & Associates Derek Monjure, Executive Director, Arete Scholars Fund Steve Pierson, Retired, VOYA Financial Kieran P. Quinn, Retired, Guggenheim Commercial Real Estate Finance, LLC Eve Rogers, Partner, Crowe LLP Rev. William Rowland, S.M., President, Marist School David Sewell (Chairman), Partner, EY Matthew R. Simpson, Attorney, Fisher & Phillips LLP David E. Slovensky, SVP, General Counsel, Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer, Southern Company Gas Rev. Timothy J. Stephens, S.J., Parochial Vicar, Saint Thomas More #reyofhope2020 Deborah Wheeler, Chief Information Security Officer, Delta Air Lines Join in Celebration & Gratitude 7 :0 0 p.m. Honorees Celebrating Featuring We are proud to sponsor the 2020 Cristo Rey Atlanta Rey GROUNDBREAKER SPONSOR of Hope Gala. As a five year job partner through Bowstring Advisors, a division of Citizens Capital Markets, I’ve seen “the impact of the Corporate Work Study program first-hand. As we fully transition to the name Citizens Capital Markets this year, we are excited to share with students what it means to work at one of the top banks in the country. JIM CHILDS, Founder of Bowstring Advisors [email protected] bowstringadvisors.com (left page in spread) Sponsors Jim Childs EY GroundbreakerKim & Scott Kingsfield Speedwell($100,000) Foundation: Jenny & Mike Messner Natalie Smith ChildsTraiblazer Gift of Hope ($50,000) Foundation: Mary & Bob Fink N3: MelissaDream-Maker($25,000) Bucci & Jeff Laue Atlanta Gas Light Foundation ASW DistilleryOpportunity Provider ($10,000)Hennessy Automotive Group Clear Family Foundation The Hubbard Family Degitz Family Illuminarium Experiences Emory University Maven Capital Advisors Federal Home Loan Bank PrimeRevenue Stacey & Dave Fitzgerald and Barbara & J. Robert Bob Fitzgerald Donna & Kieran Quinn Graphic Packaging, Inc. UPS, Inc. GROUNDBREAKER SPONSOR Archdiocese of Atlanta Promise-KeeperCKC Foundation ($5,000) Katherine & Collin Hughes BakerHostetler Janet & Jim Cumming InComm Benjamin Family Charitable Foundation Ginger & Ed Mitchell Johnathan Short Benning Construction Fisher Phillips LLP Heather & David Slovensky Catholic Charities Emily & Sean Garrett and Emily Garrett & Eddie Mayerson SunTrust Bank Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Joan & Michael Garrett Thompson Hine Citizens Bank Georgia Natural Gas Turner Sports Voya Financial Thank You Bill Garrett Thank you to the faculty and staff at Cristo Rey for their passion and commitment to the students. A special thanks to Bill Garrett for his years of dedication to the mission of Cristo Rey. We wish him well. The Kingsfield Family Susan & P.J. Bain, Chairs Host Kerrie & Dan Bauer Becki & Craig Kitchin Committee Debi & John Berry, St. Vincent de Paul Society Wendy & Bill Lamb Sarah & Jim Borders Patty & Frank Layson Julie & Greg Bowerman Mary Garrett & David Lehtonen Mary Beth & John Brennan Christina & Eric Lennon Ann & Mark Brown Eileen Garrett & Howard Leroy Susan & Christian Charnaux Melanie & Robert Marburger Mark Cohen Craig & Ellen Marmon Amy & Ryan Curry Denise & Dom Mazzone Katherine & Rich D'Amaro Mercy Care Liz & Phil Dolan Sandra & Peter Morelli Carrie & Tim Doyle Camille & Tim Naughton Fr. Jim Duffy, Our Lady of the Assumption Ann Star & Oz Nelson Kara Petracek & Walt Ehmer Amy & Dave O’Brien Nancy & Marshall Ford Janet & Brian Peters Mary Ann & Sam Fraundorf Elizabeth & Steve Pierson Peggy & Thomas Garrett Toni & John Rhett Diane Garrett Dwyer Gretchen & David Riviere Kelley & Jamie Gilbert Lauren & Tim Roberts Suzanne & Nowland Gwynn Eve & Bud Rogers Katie & Don Hall Robin & Mike Ryder Victor Haydel Madeleine Stagliano Luanne & Michael Heideman Mary & Richard Starks Sandy & Dan Huff Therese & Eugene Viscelli Ed Johnson Debbie & Phil Wheeler Tim Kane Julie & Frank Winski Welcome! 7:00 pm Welcome to Rey of Hope Gala Registration Open, Silent Auction Open, Beverages and Food Stations Open 8:15 pm Welcome and Opening Prayer Rey of Light Award Presentation Rey of Light Award: Bill Garrett President, Cristo Rey Atlanta Jesuit High School Honoree Recognition Jenny & Mike Messner, The Speedwell Foundation Mary & Bob Fink, The Gift of Hope Foundation Janet & Jim Cumming Paddle Raise Bill Garrett Endowed Scholarship in Memory of Elizabeth Garrett Live Auction 9:30 pm Silent Auction Closes; dancing continues Check-Out: Visit to pick up purchased items/certificates 11:00 pm Thank you and good night! Tasting & Main Bar: Gymnasium Food & Spirits Patio Bar: Green space along with Silent Auction items Passed Hors D’euvres 7:00 pm Welcome to Rey of Hope Gala Mini Peperde w/Peppers & Herb Goat Cheese | Candied Bacon | Scallops Wrapped in Bacon | Charcuterie & Artisan Cheeses Registration Open, Silent Auction Open, Beverages and Food Stations Open Offerings from the President’s favorite regions 8:15 pm Welcome and Opening Prayer Rey of Light Award Presentation Rey of Light Award: Bill Garrett The Big Apple The ATL Low Country President, Cristo Rey Atlanta Jesuit High School Carved New York Strip Loin Pimento Cheese Sliders Atlantic Oysters Arugula Salad w/ Beets, Feta & Toasted Delila’d Hot Mess Sliders Paris Island Wild Shrimp Walnuts Honoree Recognition Spring Salad w/Okra & Peaches Grilled Vegetables Fried Chicken & Waffles Jenny & Mike Messner, The Speedwell Foundation Blackened Grouper Bites Wild Mushroom Risotto BBQ Pork & Corn Waffles Mary & Bob Fink, The Gift of Hope Foundation Spicy Shrimp Lemon Shrimp Spring Pea Asian Salmon on Kale Salad Janet & Jim Cumming Low Country Geechie Boy Grits Chicken w/Rosemary, Artichokes & Spinach Chicken Azalea Tasso Ham Paddle Raise Enjoy with an ASW Enjoy with an ASW Smoked Tomato-Pablano Gravy Bill Garrett Endowed Scholarship in Memory of Elizabeth Garrett Manhattan Specialty Cocktail Old Fashioned Specialty Cocktail Cheese, Tomatoes & Chives Smoked pork belly Live Auction Decadent Desserts (Served in Patio Bar with Coffee) Hoppin’ John Collard Greens Rolls Hoe Cakes 9:30 pm Silent Auction Closes; dancing continues Banana Cream Pie Shooter | Black & White Strawberry Trees Check-Out: Visit to pick up purchased items/certificates Chocolate Brownie Parfait Shooter | Coconut Shooter Enjoy with an Dark Chocolate Raspberry Shooter | Dulce de Leche Shooter ASW mule Specialty Cocktail Mini Sweets Shooter | Twix Bar Shooter Enjoy Atlanta’s finest signature cocktails, beer, wine and spirits provided by: Gala Committee Acquisitions Gala Program Wine Pull Sandy Huff Stephanie Graves Aimee & Chris Dillon Kristine Smith Nancy Rowen Members Check In/Check
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