Your Philanthropy and Involvement Changes Lives YOUR IMPACT in 2017-2018

Your philanthropy and involvement changes lives YOUR IMPACT IN 2017-2018

Faculty Support $584,789

Student Study Abroad Support $198,434 Scholarship and Fellowship Support $1,551,752

Scholarship Recipients 353

Fellowship Recipients 263

Total Moore School Endowment $154,203,558

Dear friends: The giving of your time, treasure and talent over the last year has meant the Darla Moore School of Business has enjoyed tremendous growth in academics and research in 2018. Through your generosity, Moore School faculty, staff and students have excelled and gained momentum in many ways: • The Undergraduate Excellence Initiative is in its third year, and students have shown that when they are asked to step up, they do and will meet those higher expectations. Further, the caliber of new freshmen continues to rise, as reflected in higher SAT scores among incoming freshmen (at an average of 1299 for fall 2018, up from 1218 in fall 2015). • In fall 2016, undergraduate students started taking four years of undergraduate business courses, including taking statistics in both their freshmen and sopho- more years. This year, all sophomores will take a more robust final core statistics course that includes programming in R, working with a virtual data lab to manage data in SQL and learning to present that data graphically in Power BI. • Alumni engagement has increased significantly, both in time and giving, reflected in more than 100 students being mentored by Moore School alumni over the last year and more than 2,300 gifts being given. Overall, more than 3,000 alumni responded to opportunities to engage. A greater alumni presence on Moore Connect has been pivotal to this increased engagement. If you are not on this platform, please join the more than 2,400 alumni, faculty and staff at mooreconnect.com. • Executive participation on one of our 10 center boards has grown to more than 150 industry executives. The insights shared by these thought leaders are not only actively strengthening Moore School academics, but they are also better positioning the school to anticipate future needs of both its students and the broader business community. To learn more about why others like you give and what outcomes can be seen from those gifts, please read on. Continue to stay connected over the next year to see more stories such as these unfold, and look also for more information on programming for the Moore School’s centennial, which will be celebrated over 2019 and into 2020. Whatever your level of involvement with our great business school is, please accept my sincerest thanks for your investment. Students and graduates of the Moore School appreciate the time you’ve dedicated, the money you’ve invested here, and the experience and knowledge you’ve shared with students.

Best,

Dean Peter Brews

3 A far-reaching Partnership

“As Sonoco helps improve the business school, we benefit from students being better prepared to begin contributing immediately when hired. The Moore School is always top of mind when I need talent.” - Marcy Thompson Vice President of Marketing and Innovation, Sonoco Sonoco Products Company perspectives on Moore School ture of the supply chain pro- is a long-time partner and sup- curriculum and facilitate stu- gram, and Sonoco has been porter of the Moore School, dent-led projects that provide very instrumental in helping as evidenced by the nam- significant value to the com- us implement it,” said Sanjay ing of the Sonoco Pavilion, pany. Ahire, co-director of the OSC, the Sonoco Department of Moore School professor of “They’re one of my strongest International Business and the operations and supply chain, partners,” said Jeff Rehling, Sonoco Distinguished Visiting and ASQ-Certified Six Sigma director of the CMS and Moore Professorship in International Master Black Belt. “They have School professor of marketing. Business. been a tremendous partner “It’s been a very good partner- for us, and we have provided In addition, many Sonoco ship.” a substantial value to their executives are en- Sonoco was one of the CMS’s operations and supply chain gaged with other first corporate partners when processes. And it is unheard departments it began five years ago, and of for a company and an throughout the since then, graduate-level mar- academic program to jointly Moore School. keting students have worked certify almost 1,000 young Sonoco works on five marketing projects for college graduates as lean six with the Center the company. Marcy Thomp- sigma green belts.” for Marketing son, vice president of market- Solutions (CMS) From working with Moore ing and innovation for Sonoco, to provide School students firsthand in enjoys seeing the excitement industry these projects, Sonoco has of Moore School students as witnessed the outstanding they complete projects and re- work they do and hired many alize the impact of their work. students after graduation. “These projects require them “This relationship gives us to draw on learning beyond access to emerging talent,” just classroom experience,” said Jim Prescott, director she said. “This helps build of industrial supply chain students’ leadership skills for Sonoco. “I’m not a USC in collaboration, client/ graduate, but I’ve been very customer management, impressed with the top-notch presenting, selling ideas talent we’ve hired out of the and project management.” Moore School.” Sonoco also works with “As Sonoco helps improve the the Operations and Supply business school, we benefit Chain Center (OSC). Since from students being better the inception of the OCS prepared to begin contribut- in 2005, Moore School ing immediately when hired,” students have completed Thompson said. “The Moore more than 15 faculty-driv- School is always top of mind en projects across various when I need talent.” divisions of the company through the supply chain In addition to providing insight capstone course. The on the CMS and OSC boards, company also collab- Sonoco executives also serve orates with the center on the Riegel & Emory Hu- to provide an opportu- man Resources Center, Center nity for Moore School for Executive Succession supply chain students and Folks Center for Interna- to earn a Sonoco-USC tional Business boards. This Lean Six Sigma Green deep-rooted partnership pro- Belt certification. vides meaningful value to the students and Sonoco through “This initiative is the access to research and top most unique fea- talent. 5 The natural Thing to do Giving can take many forms, When Mooney arrived at the As an alumni scholar, he had but the motivation behind business school as part of the the opportunity to inter- giving is often the same: recently formed professional act with many USC alumni Carve a path for students to accounting program, he was throughout college, so being excel in school and in their one of the first USC engaged after graduating careers to follow. “seemed like a very natural thing to do.” Mooney served Vince Mooney (B.S. ’82, on the Board of Governors MACC ’83), managing “It was pretty for the USC Alumni Asso- director at Deloitte in ciation for more than 10 Charlotte, is one of the impressive to see all years. Moore School’s longest consecutive donors, these alumni staying “It was pretty im- participating in giving connected and giving pressive to see all in multiple these alumni staying capacities for the back to the university, connected and giving last 35 years. And back to the university, he has no plans of so I took that same path so I took that same stopping. He served when I came out path when I came on the Friends out of school,” he said. of Account- of school,” “When you get into ing board for that process early on, it several years - Vince Mooney becomes a habit.” and the Board of (B.S. ’82, MACC ’83) Advisors for the Business Partner- ship Foundation alumni scholars and part for more than 10 of the newly minted USC years, and he is Honors College. This put him thrilled to “carry on track to earn his bache- on that legacy” lor’s and his master’s degrees of giving that in five years. A couple of his predeces- accounting professors served sors estab- as mentors for him, and he lished and enjoyed the “comradery” “do the same between the faculty and stu- thing for the dents in the new program. students that come after “I felt like the university did me.” an excellent job of preparing me for the work I was going to do,” Mooney said. “I got to participate in several great initiatives going on at the university at that point, so I felt like it was important to support the university so other people can have those same benefits and experiences.”

7 From Left to Right: Susan DuBose, managing member, Angela Nelis, division manager of railroad, Sherita Evans, operations manager for railroad division, and Denise DuBose Minemier, managing member

Being more than a Spectator

Southern Commercial is a women in business. Their “We want women to have family-owned railroad and donation was instrumental in broader prospects,” she said. roadway construction com- launching the Moore School’s “It doesn’t matter where you pany that serves clients first Women in Leadership began in life.” throughout the Southeast. Summit in April. In the years to come, they Since its start in 2008, the hope that events such as the company has transformed summit will reach women of into a “one-stop shop” for all all interests and ages. things construction concern- “We want these ing railroad and roadway “I would love for high jobs. women to feel schoolers to attend an event like that and say, ‘I When you picture the empowered and know can do that,’” said Angela brains and the manpow- that there’s equal Nelis, division manager er behind this operation, of railroads and sister to what comes to mind? opportunity across Minemier. Odds are, not the mother and two daughters that run industries.” When asked what motivated the bulk of the business. - Denise DuBose Minemier them to give, Nelis jokingly said they’re big Gamecock “A lot of times, we had to fans. But her mother and physically show our faces in sister agreed. order for people to under- “We want these women to stand that we’re serious,” said “We love football, we love feel empowered and know Denise DuBose Minemier, the sports, but we decided that there’s equal opportuni- one of Southern Commer- we wanted to be more than ty across industries,” Minemi- cial’s managing members. just spectators,” DuBose said. er said. “It wasn’t that we were “We wanted to be involved,” discriminated against. It was Her mother, Susan DuBose, Minemier emphasized. that these men are used to CEO of Southern Commercial working with men.” Development, emphasized that women should feel like Earlier this year, the women they can do anything they of Southern Commercial de- set their minds to. cided to give back in order to help pave the way for other

8 Giving back to that part of Who You Are

When it came time for Meagan Igna- towicz (B.S. ’12, MACC ’13) to choose a college, USC just made sense: It was a big school with a variety of options that was close to family. “It was definitely very challenging, but I learned a lot about myself during my time at the Moore School,” she said. The accounting and finance graduate was undeclared when she started college, but after taking an introductory accounting class, she felt she’d found her calling. She joined Grant Thornton LLP in Charlotte shortly after graduation and has been giving back to the business school ever since. “I think giving is an incredibly personal decision, and there are many organizations out there that demand our time and resources,” Ignatowicz said, “but as an alumna of the Moore School, I think it’s really important to give back to that part of who I am.” “I think giving is an She continues to give back because she’s stayed involved with the Moore incredibly personal School through recruiting and has seen the impact that gifts such as hers have decision, and there are on faculty and students. many organizations out In addition to being a Dean’s Circle So- ciety donor, she is a Friends of Account- there that demand our ing board member and Shuck & Shag time and resources, but as committee member. an alumna of the Moore School, I think it’s really important to give back to that part of who I am.” - Meagan Ignatowicz (B.S. ’12, MACC ’13) Giving an International Experience

“Because of the scholarship, I was able to visit the region my mother’s family had to leave behind — a region I had only read about or seen in pictures.” - Hanna Lamm (B.S. ’18) Studying abroad is a quint- and financial practices. She wegian culture and business essential college experience, has wanted to visit the UAE environment. She has always one that almost every stu- her whole life because her wanted to go to Norway be- dent wants to participate in. mother is Lebanese. cause of its inclusive environ- Whether traveling closer to ment, and through her trip, “I was so excited when I home or going thousands of she realized she wants to one found out I’d won the schol- miles away, there’s something day start her own company arship; I immediately called to be learned at every desti- based on Norwegian busi- my mom,” she said. “Because nation. Each year, more than ness principles. of the scholarship, I was 800 Moore School students able to visit the region my “Norway is one of the least travel abroad. All agree the mother’s family had to leave corrupt and happiest na- experience is transformative, behind — a region I had only tions in the world, and it had broadening their perspec- read about or seen in pic- always been a dream of mine tives on business and life in tures.” to see it for myself,” Nguyen general. said. Megan Dyer, a senior ac- These are just a few of the counting student, traveled to “To be able students impacted by study Germany to study the insti- to go across the abroad scholarships in tutional and competitive the last year. Each one, environment faced by world to an environment no matter where they German firms. Dyer had go, comes back with never even left the East that is completely new perspectives and Coast before going on different from your own business knowledge this trip. that will shape the rest “I now have a confi- culture is an unparalleled of their college experi- dence that I didn’t have experience. It definitely ences and their careers before,” she said. “I know afterward. As Lamm put that, when faced with changes you.” it, studying abroad truly new situations, I am capa- is a transformative experi- - Hanna Lamm ble of figuring things out and (B.S. ’18) ence. adapting to my circumstanc- “Every time you travel es. It’s a great feeling.” anywhere, it changes you in She received a scholarship Her scholarship is one of two some way,” she said. “To be from the Morrisette Family set up by W. Grant John- able to go across the world Endowment, a fund set up in ston (IMBA ’02), who was to an environment that is 2017 by Bill and Allison Mor- motivated to establish the completely different from risette and their son John study abroad scholarships by your own culture is an unpar- (B.S. ’17) to support study the international immersion alleled experience. It definite- abroad opportunities. John experiences he had while ly changes you.” had a life-changing experi- completing his MBA. Dyer, Lamm and Nguyen ence when he studied abroad “In the International MBA agree the life-changing in- and recommended the mon- program, you learn a lot ternational experience they ey be put toward enabling about the people, the lan- received through their times other Moore School students guages, the cultures, so the studying abroad was only to have similar experiences. scholarships are a way for me made possible through the “I’d encourage everyone to to give back to the institution generosity of their scholar- go abroad without know- that gave me those experi- ship donors. ing anyone because it puts ences,” he said. you outside of your comfort The second Johnston zone,” John said. scholarship recipient, Nhon Hanna Lamm (B.S. ’18) trav- Nguyen, a junior international eled to Dubai and Abu Dhabi business, management, and to study Islamic economics marketing student, traveled to Norway to study the Nor- 11 Making it your responsibility to prepare the Next Generation

“When you think about all the ways you can invest your time and resources, this is one that can give back in ways that other kinds of investments can’t.” - D. Roger Nanney (B.S. ’80, MACC ’82) D. Roger Nanney (B.S. ’80, “It’s a world-class university The first James B. Edwards MACC ’82) transferred to the and a world-class business Fellowship recipient, Karey Moore School after two years school, and I want to make Curtin (B.S. ’18), featured on at Wofford College because that more well-known.” the cover, is “humbled and he knew “the University of incredibly grateful” for the As part of one of the first South Carolina is the place to opportunities the fellowship MACC classes, Nanney had be” if you want to study busi- is opening up for her. the opportunity to develop ness. Over the last few years, close relationships with two “With this fellowship, I was the vice chairman at Deloitte of the founders, James (Jim) able to commit to attending LLP has renewed his involve- Edwards and Donald Cra- USC and will soon be able to ment with the university, mer. sit for my CPA,” she said. “I raising funds for and estab- can hardly wait to embark on lishing the James B. Edwards “Jim would give you a little this adventure that is going Fellowship for high-talent tough love when you needed to change the whole trajec- graduate accounting stu- it,” he said. tory of my life. Once I get my dents and joining the Busi- Nanney and his classmate CPA, I know the sky is the ness Partnership Foundation (B.S. ’80, limit!” (BPF) as a trustee. Lloyd E. Johnson MACC ’81) created the fel- Nanney not only prioritizes “I feel like I owe something lowship in Edwards’ honor to raising and giving money back to the university for recognize his dedication to where he can, but he also do- what I received both the university and his desire nates his time and expertise. in terms of the to ensure positive academic As a BPF trustee, his insight education and and life experiences for his is essential in molding the the people who students. Since then, other strategy of the Moore School. took an inter- alumni impacted by Edwards est in me,” have stepped forward with “It’s a privilege to be part he said. their own commitments to of the BPF and be able to the fund. help shape the future of the business school,” he said. “If “Jim Edwards was key in you enjoy your career and mentoring me through the the other benefits you’ve had process of not only getting coming out of the university, an accounting degree, but I think it’s your responsibility also thinking about what I to give something back, in wanted to do in my career,” time or in finances, to help he said. Don Cramer was sim- support the success of this ilarly invested in “engaging university.” the students” and got Nan- ney his first interview with In addition to the fellowship Touche Ross & Co., which is and being a BPF trustee, where he started working Nanney served as a vice chair right out of college before it of USC’s $1 billion Carolina’s merged with Deloitte Haskins Promise fundraising cam- & Sells to form Deloitte LLP. paign. Both professors came into “Education is a great invest- his life and made a big uni- ment,” he said. “When you versity feel small. think about all the ways you “The university gave me a lot can invest your time and more than an education,” he resources, this is one that can said. give back in ways that other kinds of investments can’t.”

13 Dear Friends, Thank you for your involvement in advancing the Darla Moore School of Business and the USC-Business Partnership Foundation (BPF). This is an exciting time for the BPF and the Moore School as momentum continues to accelerate. It is an honor to lead the BPF forward as we approach our 50th anniversary and the Moore School’s 100th anniversary — both in 2019.

The BPF board diversity is growing by representing broader geographic regions, back- grounds, and experiences. Trustees actively engage with the school and BPF leadership to enhance the Moore School brand. The BPF evolution creates opportunity for an exciting new frontier.

A key area of focus for both the school and BPF is enhancing relationships with alumni and partners to foster engagement in new ways and based on their interests. One example, led by the Offices of Alumni Engagement and Career Management and supported by the BPF, is the Hub Network. This recently expanded initiative connects alumni across the country to strengthen networks, support school programs and develop employment opportunities for student internships and full-time jobs.

Whether your investment in the Moore School is through financial support or volunteering, we are grateful for your ongoing support.

Michael R. Brenan, Chair Jean E. Duke (B.S. ’77), President

14 2018-2019 USC – BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND STAFF

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Donald R. Tomlin, Jr. (B.S. ’71) Thomas G. Faulds (MBA ’73) President President and COO (Retired) Jimmy E. Addison (B.S. ’82, Tomlin & Company, Inc. BlueCross BlueShield of South MACC ’83) Columbia, SC Carolina CEO Columbia, SC SCANA Corporation Daniel A. Weekley Cayce, SC Vice President and General Manager Douglas K. Freeman (MBA ’76) Southern Pipeline Operations Financial Services Executive Michael R. Brenan, Chair Dominion Energy Jacksonville, FL President Columbia, SC BB&T of South Carolina Ralph Gillespie Columbia, SC Mack I. Whittle, Jr. (B.S. ’71, President, Industrial Division MBA ’75) (Retired) Walter L. Davis (USC B.S. ’87) Registered Agent Milliken & Company Peachtree Providence Partners M&J Partners LLC Spartanburg, SC Charlotte, NC Greenville, SC Thomas E. Hannah (USC B.S. ’61) A. C. Fennell III (B.S. ’72) EX-OFFICIO TRUSTEES President and CEO (Retired) Shareholder/Partner (Retired) Southport Sourcing Elliott Davis, LLC Peter J. Brews Spartanburg, SC Greenwood, SC Dean Darla Moore School of Business Robert V. Royall (USC B.A. ’56) Charles W. Garnett, Vice Chair University of South Carolina Former U. S. Ambassador to the Division CEO Columbia, SC United Republic of Tanzania Synovus Huger, SC Columbia, SC Harris Pastides President R. J. Stripling, Jr. The Honorable James H. Hodges University of South Carolina President (Retired) (B.S. ’79, USC J.D. ’82) Columbia, SC Phillips Fibers Corp. President and CEO Greenville, SC McGuireWoods Consulting LLC EMERITI TRUSTEES Columbia, SC John C. Troutman, Sr. (B.S. ’63) Ivan V. Anderson, Jr. (MBA ’70) Chairman (Retired) Pamela P. Lackey President (Retired) Regions Bank of South Carolina President (Retired) Evening Post Publishing Company Aiken, SC AT&T South Carolina Charleston, SC Columbia, SC Charles S. Way, Jr. (B.S. ’59, Joe M. Anderson, Jr. (MBA ’67) USC J.D. ’62) F. A. Lowrey (MBA ’90), President, SC Operations (Retired) Chairman of the Board Immediate Past Chair BellSouth The Beach Company President and CEO (Retired) Columbia, SC Charleston, SC AgFirst Farm Credit Bank Columbia, SC John W. Bachmann STAFF Senior Partner Reginald B. McKnight Edward Jones Jean E. Duke (B.S. ’77) Chief, State Public Policy St. Louis, MO President & Government Affairs Waymo (Google Self-Driving Car) Anthony A. Callander (B.S. ’71, David F. Parker (MBA ’91) Washington, DC MACC ’72) Vice President Partner (Retired) Michael J. Mizeur, Treasurer Ernst & Young Sharon F. Gause EVP and CFO Greenville, SC Business Manager BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina James A. Cathcart III (B.S. ’60) Columbia, SC Principal Cathcart & Roundell, Inc. D. Roger Nanney (B.S. ’80, New York, NY MACC ’82) Vice Chairman Harris E. DeLoach, Jr. (B.S. ’66, Deloitte LLP USC J.D. ’69) Dallas, TX Executive Chairman Sonoco Products Company Hartsville, SC 15 RECOGNIZING OUR GREATEST ASSETS 2017-2018

DEAN’S CIRCLE MACC ’82)+ and Gregory J. Wolkom (B.S. ’84) and Charlene W. Nanney Wendy H. Wolkom (B.S. ’86, USC The Dean’s Circle recognizes Annette Lynn Newell J.D. ’89) individual donors who annually Robert S. Olson (USC ’45) John Wurzburger (July 1 – June 30) invest $1,000 H. Montague Osteen, Jr. or more to support the strategic (USC B.A. ’63, USC M.A. ’65)* CUM LAUDE initiatives of the Darla Moore Jack C. Robinson (B.S. ’73) and ($2,500 TO $4,999) School of Business. Kathryn V. Robinson (USC B.A. ’72) Joe M. Anderson, Jr. (MBA ’67)+* *Founding Members L. Kent Satterfield (B.S. ’77, and Carol G. Anderson* +BPF Board Members MACC ’78) and Linda Satterfield Anonymous Darla Moore School of Business (USC B.S. ’82) Barney Brewer (B.S. ’73) and Faculty and Staff Warren A. Stephens Lynn Moore Brewer (USC M.Ed. John M. Stickney (MBA ’81) and ’74) SUMMA CUM LAUDE Priscilla H. Stickney R. Jason Caskey (B.S. ’90) ($10,000 AND ABOVE) Charles M. Timmons, Jr. (B.S. ’72) Jeffry C. Caswell (B.S. ’82) and Sherri R. Timmons (USC B.A. Jimmy E. Addison (B.S. ’82, Kimberly A. Chesson (B.S. ’87) ’76) MACC ’83)+ and Patti H. Addison David M. Choate (B.S. ’73) and Elizabeth S. Choate (USC B.A. ’78) (B.S. ’82) MAGNA CUM LAUDE Brenda Whatley Cline (B.S. ’79) Alan S. Anderson (MIBS ’79) and ($5,000 TO $9,999) Karen D. Anderson Jarrett L. Davis III (B.S. ’50)* Anonymous Ivan V. Anderson, Jr. (MBA ’70)+ Kelly Depaolo Albert S. Babinec (MACC ’72)* Anonymous Meyer Drucker (B.S. ’59, John W. Bachmann+ and E. Marie Berry (USC B.A. ’92, USC J.D. ’66) Kay Butler USC MPA ’99) D. Joshua Elliott (B.S. ’96, Thomas D. Barnes (B.S. ’90) and Peter J. Brews MTAX ’97) and Kelly S. Elliott Sharon J. Barnes Thomas A. Burcher (B.S. ’73) (B.S. ’94, MACC ’95) Deborah C. Blanks (USC B.S. ’71, James W. Cantey, Jr. (B.S. ’68) Gavin Banks Halloran (B.S. ’02, USC B.S. ’87) James A. Cathcart III (B.S. ’60)+* IMBA, J.D. ’07) Michael R. Brenan+ and Charles H. DuBose, Jr. (B.S. ’70)* David Laurence Herndon (B.S. ’75) Julie C. Brenan William S. Ebert (B.S. ’64) Maura Kurtz Hodge (B.S. ’04, Robert P. Browne (MIBS ’89) Douglas K. Freeman (MBA ’76)+ MACC ’05) Clifford D. Brune (B.S. ’74) and and Patricia S. Freeman Trevor A. Knox (B.S. ’05, MBA ’11) Catherine S. Brune (B.S. ’74) H. Laurence Fritz, Jr. (B. S. ’72, Gerald K. Kunkle, Jr. (B.S. ’72) Marc A. Chini MACC ’79, MBA ’84) Jeffrey S. Ledford (B.S. ’95) and David J. Comeau (MIBS ’85) and Jeffrey C. Fuge (B.S. ’76) and Tammy M. Ledford (USC B.A. ’96) Cecilia I. Comeau Rebecca D. Fuge James R. Leeton (B.S. ’07, Jean E. Duke* (B.S. ’77) Paul S. Goldsmith (B.S. ’56) MACC ’09) A. C. Fennell III (B.S. ’72)+ William G. Harley (MBA ’93) Robert F. Lyerly, Jr. (B.S. ’72, MBA Brittain Shannon Gardner Charles H. Harris (B.S. ’60)* and ’84) and Bonnie Matthews Lyerly (USC B.S. ’02) Sylvia S. Harris (USC A.S. ’58)* James M. Mancini (USC B.S. ’71, Nancy L. Grden (M.S. ’82) William R. Horton (B.S. ’73) and MBA ’72)* and Leila B. Mancini Governor James H. Hodges Mary R. Major (B.S. ’75, MACC ’77) Christopher D. Mangum (B.S. ’81) (B.S. ’79, USC J.D. ’82)+ and Jama Tracy Johnston (B.S. ’04, Robert E. Markland* and Rachel Hodges MACC ’05) Mylla F. Markland* George D. Johnson, Jr. W. Grant Johnston (MIBS ’02) Rodney McGee (MIBS ’96) and (USC J.D. ’67) Sean Ryan Kelly (B.S. ’00) Liliana P. McGee (MIBS ’97) Lloyd Emerson Johnson (B.S. ’80, Stephen E. Lipscomb (B.S. ’73) George E. Olson III and MACC ’81) and Juantia Johnson J. Michael McCabe (B.S. ’76, MBA Susan J. Olson Mike Katergaris (B.S. ’95, MIBS ’97) ’80)* and Stephanie M. McCabe* Bryan R. Payne (B.S. ’08) and Kathleen K. Lindsay (USC B.A. ’81) Carlos F. Mickan (MIBS ’85) and Kacie Payne (B.S. ’08) and Charles T. Lindsay III Jan E. Mikan (MIBS ’84) William L. Pherigo (B.S. ’63) and Karen Sue Lowrance (B.S. ’81) and Edwin Neal (B.S. ’83, MACC ’84) Sandra B. Pherigo (USC B.A. ’74, Michael W. Lowrance John L. Paul (B.S. ’67) USC M.Ed. ’83) Andy Lowrey (MBA ’90)+ and John C. Pollok (B.S. ’88) and Crista G. Puckett (B.S. ’98) Jan Lowrey Maura E. Pollok (USC B.S. ’91) Rod Roenfeldt and Cindy Roenfeldt Brian W. MacLean (M.S. ’82) and Mr. and Mrs. J. Darryl Reyna Porter B. Rose (USC B.A. ’63, Kathleen MacLean James D. Robinson MBA ’68) Theresa M. McCarthy (B.S. ’90) Barry Lane Saunders (B.S. ’81, Richard W. Simpson (B.S. ’72, Michael Mizeur+ MBA ’89) MBA ’75) Darla D. Moore (USC B.A. ’75)* Joel A. Smith III* and Philip R. Snipes (B.S. ’78) John Alderman Morrisette (B.S. ’17) Kathryn S. Smith (USC B.A. ’67, Richard A. Strauss (B.S. ’78) and William F. Morrisette, Jr. and USC M.Ed. ’73)* Terri P. Strauss Allison Morrisette Drew D. Stevens (B.S. ’10) Susie H. VanHuss* and D. Roger Nanney (B.S. ’80, Sandra L. Webb Patrick R. VanHuss*

16 Richard C. Vermillion (MIBS ’81) Julie Coan Barry D. Gumb (MBA ’73) and Susan T. Vermillion Maria Kaltsunis Cole (B.S. ’95, Stella H. Guo-Sorensen Dennis L. Wade (B.S. ’84) and MTAX ’97) Thomas C. Hall (B.S. ’69)* and Marie M. Wade Rey Russell Coleman (B.S. ’77) Sherrill K. Hall (USC B.A. ’68)* E. Craig Wall III (MBA ’02) and and Gina R. Coleman (B.A. ’77) Jon K. Hammock (MBA ’93) Emily Farris Wall Herbert Comer, Jr. (B.S. ’83) John P. Harloe, Jr. (USC B.A. ’74, Darin J. Wettengel Kevin Corrigan (MIBS ’77) and MBA ’75) John A. Wunder (B.S. ’92, Nancy N. Corrigan (MIBS ’77) J. Smith Harrison, Jr. (B.S. ’75) USC B.S. 94) and Erin McManus Gabriel M. Cossio (B.S. ’11) James B. Hart (B.S. ’71) Wunder (USC B.A. ’94) Sheila S. Cregger (B.S. ’78) Robert Paul Hartwig Gerald L. Davis William Benjamin Havird (B.S. ’06) DEAN’S LIST Paul A. Dommel (MBA ’90) H. Graham Hill, Jr. (B.S. ’69) ($1,000 TO $2,499) Scott C. Donnelly and Bradley Thomas Hocking (B.S. ’08) Richard A. Ackerman and Deanna V. Donnelly Cordero Antonio Hodges Rory A. Ackerman Ronald Walter Drucker (USC B.A. ’98) L. B. Adams, Jr. Thomas Mason Duncan Ronald E. Holley (B.S. ’64) and Ashish Aggarwal (MIBS ’96) (USC B.A. ’94, B.S. ’97) Patricia G. Holley James F. Alderman (B.S. ’67, Thomas B. Edmunds (B.S. ’59, Daniel Joseph Houck (IMBA ’08) MACC ’68) USC J.D. ’63) Joan B. Houston J. Kenneth Allen (B.S. ’75) Diane M. Ervin (MBA ’93) and Asbury L. Hudson (B.S. ’60)* Anonymous F. Richard Ervin (MBA ’92) Rachel C. Hunter (B.S. ’08, Louis Antonelli (B.S. ’96) Joseph J. Esposito (B.S. ’06, MACC ’09) Walter Avdey and Laura Avdey MACC ’07) Louis R. Imbrogno (USC M.S. ’81, Margaret F. Averyt (B.S. ’60) and Paul J. Field (USC B.A. ’53) MBA ’94) Gayle O. Averyt Timothy Patrick Finch (MBA ’12) Satish Jayachandran Vera C. Baker (USC B.A. ’72, Andrew Christopher Finley Ann L. Johnson and MBA ’74) (MACC ’13) Charles B. Johnson Mark E. Ballew (B.S. ’80) Wade F. Fisher (USC B.S. ’73, Matthew P. D. Johnson (B.S. ’98, Dennie Bartol MBA ’80) MACC ’99) Joseph M. Belth and Gary Fournier Thomas P. Johnson, Jr. (B.S. ’62) Marjorie L. Belth Mary H. Frye (USC B.A. ’’84) George R. Jurch III (B.S. ’88, MBA, Susan J. Bichel (B.S. ’73, MBA ’75) Graham A. Gage (B.S. ’97, JD ’93) Heath Franklin Bickford (MBA ’98) MACC ’98) Kristina M. Kalinauskas (B.S. ’08) J. Scott Blackmon, Jr. (’B.S. ’73) Timothy Paul Gallagher (MACC ’03) Robert A. Kay, Jr. (B.S. ’79) and Karen Blackmon Robert J. Gamson (B.S. ’57) and Thomas M. Kennaday (MIBS, JD ’99) Peter David Botzis (B.S. ’91) Elaine G. Gamson Kelsey Babilon Kester (B.S. ’15) Mitchell D. Brantley (B.S. ’77) Martin P. Gilmore (B.S. ’83) and and Stephen Carroll Kester Julia B. Brooker (B.S. ’75) Susan Bradford Gilmore (B.S. ’14) Raymond M. Brown (B.S. ’08, William M. Ginn (USC B.A. ’69, Anwar Ahmed Khalifa (MIBS ’86) MACC ’09) MBA ’72) Kathryn S. Kissam (B.S. ’88) and Kevin Brueggeman (B.S. ’15) David Samuel Goldberg (B.S. ’05, Luther C. Kissam IV (USC J.D. ’89) Lindsey Myers Cannon (B.S. ’05, MACC ’06) James J. Kmetz (B.S. ’01, MACC ’02) MPA ’08) Thomas M. Goolsby (MIBS ’94) Lester B. Knight Robert B. Carpenter (B.S. ’95) W. Ford Graham (IMBA, JD ’06) David G. Kotrady (USC B.S. ’88, P. Daniel Carter, Jr. (B.S. ’74) Daniel Gray MBA ’03) A. D. Rita Clark (B.S. ’81) Richard T. Griggs (B.S. ’63) Nikolai Kruger (B.S. ’00) Gabriele K. Clark (B.S. ’93, MIBS ’96) W. M. Grooms (B.S. ’57) and Al Lanctot and Linda Lanctot and James Clark (MIBS ’99) Louise Grooms (USC B.A. ’80) John Landers, Jr. and Ruth Landers Brian L. Coan (B.S. ’90) and Omrane Guedhami Elizabeth Leete (USC B.S. ’95,

“Your generosity has afforded me the opportunity to achieve my goals, and I am very grateful for your support. My fellowship will help me earn credentials needed to become a CPA. I am committed to my education and my field, and I’m now one step closer to achieving my goals, thanks to you.” - Tahgera Clayton Darla Moore Fellowship MACC student, graduating May 2019

17 MTAX ’96) and Kim L. Pflaum (USC B.S. ’77) Hildy J. Teegen and David E. Adoff Robert A. Leitch Kathryn M. Pletcher (B.S. ’10, Bjorn B. Thaler (IMBA ’00) Marlys G. Lipe and Robert C. Lipe MACC ’11) Debbie R. Trumbo (B.S. 83, Robert E. Long, Jr. (USC B.S. ’70, Cathy Cox Price (B.S. ’71) MACC ’84) and Steven E. Trumbo MBA ’75) Anne Purcell and Philip J. Purcell (B.S. ’83, MACC ’84) Dalia Lopez Drew Putt (B.S. ’85) C. Edward Tucker (B.S. ’68) and William Paul Lundy (MACC ’89) Adam Lewis Quattlebaum Martha King Tucker (USC M.Ed. Kathleen Marran (MIBS ’93) (B.S. ’08, MACC ’09) ’78) G. Glenn Matthews III (USC B.A. ’03) Lee R. Raymond Cathryn B. Tullidge and Leslie A. McCarthy (MHR ’95) and Theodore H. Reading II (B.S. ’76, Thomas H. Tullidge, Jr. Stephen J. McCarthy (B.S. ’89, MBA ’80) William Brant Tullidge (B.S. ’15) MHR ’94) W. David Rhodes IV (B.S. ’02) Scott D. Vandervelde and Hugh L. McColl, Jr. and Jane Condoleezza Rice Stacie L. Vandervelde Spratt McColl J. Haley Roberts, Jr. (MBA ’73) Lisa Ann Ware (MIBS ’83) Ron McCray Allen W. Rooks (B.S. ’95, MBA ’02) Matthew D. Washburn (B.S. ’91) Gerald P. McDuffee (B.S. ’72) and Kelli P. Rooks (USC B.A. ’98, Charles S. Way, Jr. (B.S. ’59, Rob Roy McGregor III (Ph.D. ’91) USC M.A. ’05) USC J.D. ’62) Kathy J. McKinless (B.S. ’75, Kendall J. Roth (Ph.D. ’86) Matthew Weatherly (MBA ’00) MBA ’78) Ellen Roueche (USC A.S. ’78, Katie B. Wechsler (B.S. ’98, Margaret Lawson Meadows USC B.A. ’89, USC MLIS ’97) MACC ’99) Rowland W. Milam (B.S. ’71) Mark F. Rufail (B.S. ’07, MACC ’08) John F. Willenborg and John Fulton Mills (B.S. ’90) Michael Andrew Ruiz (B.S. ’11) Sharon D. Willenborg Julian L. Minson (USC B.S. ’71, Barbara Koosa Ryan (MACC ’92) Will Brumitt Williams III (IMBA ’98) MBA ’76) Francis C. Rydzewski James B. Wolfe (B.S. ’85) and Vincent Paul Mooney (B.S. ’82, E. John Saleeby (MBA ’90) Kelly A. Wolfe MACC ’83) and Linda M. Mooney Terrence K. Schmoyer, Jr. (B.S. ’88) Bruce James Wood and John Rodney Moore (IMBA ’00) Randal M. Senn (B.S. ’78) and Vera Wood Kenny Morris, Jr. and Jane B. Senn (USC B.A. ’80, USC Beverley J. Wotherspoon* Victoria B. Morris MSP ’82) Justin Scott Yandle (B.S. ’05, Laura Lynn Murphy (B.S. ’95) and John W. Shealy, Jr. (B.S. ’73) MACC ’06) Andrew Hopkins Evelyn Sherman A. Glenn Yesner (B.S. ’80) and Ross Bradley Nell (B.S. ’79) Charles C. Shields (B.S. ’75)* Debra F. Yesner (USC B.A. ’80) Rick Newell Madhu S. Shrivastava (MBA ’78)* Charles E. Zeigler, Jr. (B.S. ’71)* Barbara B. Nicklaus and and Sulochana D. Shrivastava Jack W. Nicklaus Gary D. Silverfield (MBA ’71) and YOUNG ALUMNI Ben K. Norwood III (B.S. ’87) and Laine S. Silverfield DEAN’S CIRCLE Kathryn H. Norwood (USC B.A. ’88, A. Randolph Smith II (B.S. ’83) ($100 TO $999 BASED IMBA ’91) Timothy John Southard (MBA ’97) ON CLASS YEAR) Michael W. Outlaw (MBA ’96) Michele Sprauer and Kenneth Scott Ambory (MBA ’16) Sung Hee Park (MIBS ’02, Ph.D. ’07) Scott A. Sprauer Anonymous and Do-Hong Kim (USC Ph.D. ’06) A. Pierce Stone (B.S. ’65) William Sandlin Armstrong (B.S. ’15) Jerry A. Parrish (B.S. ’73) Caroline D. Strobel Tate Alexander Berman (B.S. ’17) Ann E. Pasky (B.S. ’77, MBA ’79) Hannah Grace Stroud (B.S. ’10, Alexander C. Bill (MHR ’15) Elisabeth M. Pawula (B.S. ’07) MACC ’13) Gabrielle Catherine Biskaduros Michael A. Peele (B.S. ’88) Tommy Suggs (B.S. ’71)* and (B.S. ’13) Jon L. Peltier (MIBS ’91) Jane Suggs* Mckenzie Denise Blanton (MACC ’17) Edgar L. Perry (B.S. ’71) Jaclyn Bell Swan and William Paul Bloder (MACC ’16) M. Christine Peters (USC B.A. ’91) Philip L. Swan Meredith L. Breeden (B.S. ’10, Christopher C. Pflaum (Ph.D. ’83) John G. Taylor (B.S. ’87) MBA ’17)

“The Moore School gave me an excellent education that has enabled me to achieve some personal and professional goals as well as make connections. I obtained a dream job because the company’s hiring manager was a graduate of USC. The Moore School has a sense of community and caring that I don’t think I would have gotten at another school. The faculty and staff are not only concerned with current students, but also with the success of their alumni.” - Rita Clark, (B.S. ‘81) Turner Inc.

18 Brandon Foster Campbell (B.S. ’16) CORPORATE AND Colonial Packaging, Inc. Joseph Michael Cappello (B.S. ’16) FOUNDATION DONORS Columbia Property Management, Roy Justin Chandler (IMBA ’16) LLC Randall Corey Clamp (B.S. ’05, Investment from corporate and The Community Foundation MBA ’13) foundation partners provides The Community Foundation for Cyprian Clay Dickson (B.S. ’15, valuable resources to support Northeast Florida MACC ’16) student success. Community Foundation of Greater Samuel James Ervin IV (IMBA ’16) AbbVie, Incorporated Greensboro, Inc. John Patrick Exum, Jr. (IMBA ’16) ACE American Insurance Company Compias, LLC Ryan Foster (B.S. ’02, MBA ’16) Aetna Foundation, Inc. Corning Incorporated Foundation Edmund R. Gant, Jr. (B.S. ’15) AgFirst Farm Credit Bank The Council of Insurance Agents Amanda Ann Gruskos (B.S. ’11) Altec/Styslinger Foundation & Brokers Erin Hamilton (Ph.D. ’13) American Endowment Foundation Country Club of Spartanburg John Gerald Haslup (B.S. ’16) American Petroleum Institute The Craig and Emily Wall Family Meagan E. Ignatowicz (B.S. ’12, AMG Charitable Gift Foundation Foundation MACC ’13) Amica Mutual Insurance Company Dell Employee Giving Program Jared W. Jones (MACC ’13) Anheuser-Busch Foundation Deloitte Foundation William Hayes Keenan (B.S. ’16) Apogee Enterprises, Inc. Deloitte Services LP Rebecca Gail Leighty (B.S. ’13, AT&T Foundation DHG Foundation, Inc. MACC ’14) Augusta National Golf Club Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP David Patterson Looper Auto-Owners Insurance Company Dominion Energy Charitable (B.S. ’08, MBA ’13) and The Ayco Charitable Foundation Foundation Hunter Evans Looper (’08) Bank of America DuBose Strapping Inc. Robert W. Martin (MBA ’12) Bank of Clarendon Duke Energy Corporation Caroline Northcutt (B.S. ’15) Bauknight Pietras & Stormer PA The Duke Energy Foundation McKenzie Osborne (B.S. ’15) BB&T Eastman Foundation Joel Allan Owens (B.S. ’08, The Beach Company Eaton Corporation MACC ’09, Ph.D. ’15) Bermuda Sand Inc. Edventure Partners Camilla Paramore (B.S. ’15) BG Financial Advisors LLC Edward Jones Margaret Kathryn Pennisi (B.S. ’13) Bloomberg Law Elliott Davis, LLC Ian Michael Pratt (B.S. ’16, MACC ’17) BlueCross BlueShield of SC Emance Two, LLC Kristen Kelli Saunders (Ph.D. ’15) The Boeing Company Energy Insurance Mutual Daniel DuRussel Schmeling (B.S. ’17) The Boudreaux Group, Inc. EngenuitySC, Inc. Lizzie Sigafoos (B.S. ’11, MACC ’12) Bridgestone Americas Trust Fund Erie Insurance Group and Matt Sigafoos (B.S. ’10, Brittingham, Brown, Prince & Ernst & Young Foundation MACC ’11) Hancock, CPAs, LLC Ernst & Young, LLP Austin James Solheim (B.S. ’15) Burkett Burkett & Burkett Essex County Community Julie Talbot Thiesfeldt (B.S. ’15) California Air Resources Board Foundation Yu Tian (Ph.D. ’11) Campbell Soup Foundation ExxonMobil Corporation Christopher Michael Waller (B.S. ’15) Cardiac Investments ExxonMobil Foundation Philip Wayne Williams (B.S. ’15, Cardinal Health Inc. Fidelity Charitable MACC ’16) Central Carolina Community First Citizens Bank & Trust Company Foundation The First Tennessee Foundation Charles Timmons Foundation Fluor Corporation Cherry Bekaert LLP Foothills Community Foundation The Colleen & Sam Nunn Family Founders Federal Credit Union Foundation Frito-Lay North America Colonial Life & Accident Insurance Gantt Sales Company Gartner

“Words cannot express my gratitude for this scholarship. I literally jumped up in excitement and immediately called my mom. This scholarship has changed my life. Last semester, I worked two jobs; one was full-time and overnight. I was sleeping maybe two hours a day, but I had to do it to pay my expenses. With my scholarship, I won’t have to do that this semester, and I will graduate with far less debt, which is an incredible relief.” - Laura Allen Roger W. Chastain - Mount Vernon Scholarship Management and marketing student, graduating May 2019

19 General Reinsurance Corporation Foundation Inc. MACC ’15) GLM Limited Liability Company Shark’s Cove Bookstore Bernard Banks (B.S. ’70) and The Goodman Speakers Bureau, Inc. Shell Oil Corporation Bonnie Banks Grant Thornton Foundation Signature Commercial Solutions, Scott and Stephanie Benbenek Greenwood County Community LLC Leslie Bennett and Foundation Sonoco Mac Bennett (B.S. ’80) GreerWalker LLP South Carolina Bankers Association Beverly H. Bergeron (B.S. ’81, Grimsley Insurance & Realty, Inc. South State Bank MTAX ’91) Healthcare Information Southern Commercial J. Scott Blackmon (B.S. ’73) and Management, Inc. Development LLC Karen G. Blackmon The Hood-Barrow Foundation The Spartanburg County Mike and Julie Brenan Hub International Limited Foundation Dan S. Brown (B.S. ’69, MBA ’73) IBM Corporation State Farm Companies Foundation and Lorna R. Brown Ingevity Corporation Stephens, Inc. James R. Bunting (B.S. ’62) and Ingram Entertainment, Inc. Strobel Investments, LP Peggy H. Bunting Intel Matching Gifts to Education SunTrust Foundation Lisa Williams Burgess (B.S. ’99, Program Synchrony Financial MBA ’01) International Paper Synovus Kathryn G. Carter (USC B.A. ’72, Interstate Management & SYSCO Corporation M.Ed. ’76, Ph.D. ’95) and Investment Corporation Tarheel Contractors Supply, Inc Harry C. Carter, Jr. (USC B.A. ’77) ISO Claims Partners, Inc. Tax Executives Institute, Inc. James A. Cathcart III (B.S. ’60) J. J. Griffin Enterprises, Inc. TexasMutual and Charlen Cathcart J. M. Huber Corporation Textron David J. Comeau (MIBS ’85) Jack C. Robinson LLC The Thompson Foundation Gale K. Cushing and JEAR Logistics LLC TIAA-CREF William P. Cushing Jefferies LLC Total System Services, Inc. Helen W. DuBose and The Jennifer and Thomas Bell Townsquare Interactive Charles H. DuBose, Jr. (B.S. ’70) Family Foundation Turner, Padget, Graham & Laney, P.A. Karen S. Faber (B.S. ’83) and KeenanSuggs Insurance United Way of Greater Atlanta Timothy B. Faber (USC B.S. ’83) Keswin Family Foundation United Way of the Midlands Thomas G. Faulds (MBA ’73) and KPMG United Way of the Piedmont, Inc. Gloria J. Faulds KPMG Foundation Unum Corporation A. C. “Bubba” Fennell III (B.S. ’72) Laurens Properties, Inc. The US Charitable Gift Trust H. Laurence Fritz, Jr. (B.S. ’72, Lockheed Martin Corporation USC Hotel Associates, LLC MACC ’79, MBA ’84) Foundation Vanguard Charitable Manuel Gaetán and Betty Gaetán Lovell Hills Homeowners’ Verizon Foundation Paul S. Goldsmith (B.S. ’56) and Association WebsterRogers LLP Nancy C. Goldsmith Mauldin & Jenkins, LLC Wells Fargo & Company Heather R. Hackett (B.S. ’03) The McCausland Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Elizabeth C. Hall and Moore Beauston & Woodham LLP Western Carolina Chapter of RIMS F. Wayne Hall (B.S. ’70) The National Christian Foundation Thomas C. Hall (B.S. ’69) and National Philanthropic Trust PLANNED GIVING DONORS Sherrill K. Hall (USC B.A. ’68) Nationwide Life Insurance Company The University of South Carolina’s Richard A. Heckle (B.S. ’71) and Nexsen Pruet Carolina Guardian Society honors Mary Jane Heckle Northwestern Mutual Foundation alumni and friends who have Lynn W. Hodge (B.S. ’70) Oakland Club remembered the University or James H. Hodges (B.S. ’79, OceanaGold Exploration one of its affiliated foundations in USC J.D. ’82) Palmetto Business Forum their estate plans. The following Jonathan M. Holliday (USC B.A. ’85) Palmetto Health individuals have generously Julia S. Johnson (B.S. ’67) Palmetto State Bank designated the Darla Moore School Lloyd Emerson Johnson (B.S. ’80, Pan-American Life Insurance Group of Business to benefit from their MACC ’81) and Juanita Johnson PriceWaterhouseCoopers planned gift. Planned gifts create Deidre T. Jurgensen (B.S. ’84) Foundation an important legacy of support for Jeffrey W. Kahrs (B.S. ’11) PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP the future. Ed Littleton (B.S. ’85) and Pro Service Builders LLC Wendy Littleton (USC B.S. ’86) Professional Insurance Associates Richard A. Ackerman and Kathy J. McKinless (B.S. ’75, Red Ventures, LLC Rory A. Ackerman MBA ’78) Richard G. Jacobus Family Trey Ackerman (B.S. ’97, MTAX Darla D. Moore (USC B.A. ’75) Foundation, Inc. ’98) and Shannan Ackerman D. Roger Nanney (B.S. ’80, Rob Jordan Talent Management, Inc. Jimmy E. Addison (B.S. ’82, MACC ’82) and Santee Cooper MACC ’83) and Patti H. Addison Charlene W. Nanney (USC A.S. ’80) SC Commission on Higher (B.S. ’82) Larry E. Nichols (B.S. ’65) Education Heyward C. Addy (B.S. ’70) and Michael Oana (B.S. ’93) and SC Research Authority Christie C. Addy (USC B.A. ’68, Heather Oana (M.Ed. ’98) SCANA Services, Inc. M.Ed. ’69) Kenneth Pasterczyk (B.S. ’74, Schwab Charitable Fund Anonymous MBA ’75) and Regena Pasterczyk Self Insurance Educational Jessica Lee Atwood (B.S. ’14, (B.S. ’73, MBA ’77)

20 Betty Pou RECOGNIZING DARLA MOORE Charlotte Alumni Event Drew Atkinson Putt (B.S. ’85) SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Host Committee Jack C. Robinson (B.S. ’73) and VOLUNTEERS Kathryn V. Robinson (USC B.A. ’72) Henry Atkins (B.S. ’82) Philip S. Rovner (B.S. ’67) The following alumni, parents and Moe Brown (B.S. ’10) Tim Ryan (B.S. ’71, MBA ’75) and friends provided extraordinary Jaime Cuellar (B.S. ’09) Joyce Ryan commitment by donating their Tripp Guin (MBA ’15) L. Kent Satterfield (B.S. ’77, time and talents through service Sarah Hazelton (B.S. ’13, MACC ’14) MACC ’78) and on formal volunteer committees Dana Jeffers (B.S. ’16) Linda W. Satterfield (USC B.S. ’82) or boards during the 2017-2018 Steven Khoury (B.S. ’12, MACC ’13) Randal M. Senn (B.S. ’78) fiscal year. Megan Greuling Lebda (B.S. ’10) Marion Rogers Sillah (Ph.D. ’86) Mike Manning (B.S. ’79) Atlanta Alumni Event Vince Mooney (B.S. ’82, MACC ’83) Jule G. Smith (B.S. ’66) Host Committee Caroline D. Strobel Brendan Nagle (B.S. ’15) Tommy E. Suggs (B.S. ’71) and Clay Douglas (B.S. ’76) Edwin Neal (B.S. ’83, MACC ’84) Jane P. Suggs Danielle Gleaton (B.S. ’06) Randolph Smith (B.S. ’83) John C. Troutman (B.S. ’63) and Banks Halloran (B.S. ’02, IMBA, Dave Stewart (B.S. ’08) Lynda L. Troutman (USC B.A. ’64) J.D. ’07) Sydney Versaggi (B.S. ’06) Susie H. VanHuss and Dan Houck (IMBA ’08) Gene White (B.S. ’73, MBA ’75) Patrick R. VanHuss Rachel Broniak Hunter (B.S. ’08, Bailey Wilhelm (B.S. ’16) Eugene A. White (B.S. ’73, MBA ’75) MACC ’09) James Wolf (B.S. ’05) Mack I. Whittle, Jr. (B.S. ’71, MBA ’75) Matt Johnson (B.S. ’98, MACC ’99) Washington, DC Alumni Event and Jennifer M. Whittle (MBA ’93) Lauren Leverette Keating (B.S. ’07) Host Committee Frank G. Wilson (MBA ’72) Cary Milliner (B.S. ’10) Jared Nelms (B.S. ’12) Steve Beckham (B.S. ’78) New Endowments, Drew Putt (B.S. ’85) Crista Gaffney (B.S. ’98) Funds and Namings Michael Ruiz (B.S. ’11) William Hamilton (B.S. ’08) Bank of America - W. W. “Hootie” Justin Runager (B.S. ’08) Mendel Lay (B.S. ’83) Johnson Scholarship Crystal Smalls (B.S. ’02) Jeff Morris (B.S. ’08, IMBA ’17) Barnes Family Business John Taylor (B.S. ’87) Amber Ford Neville (B.S. ’08) Scholarship Endowment Glenn Yesner (B.S. ’80) Ray O’Bryan (B.S. ’80) Heather K. Bloodworth Memorial Keon Stevenson (B.S. ’08) Charleston Alumni Event Kendra Welsh (B.S. ’03) Endowed Scholarship Host Committee Faculty Fellowship in Business Joe Wright (B.S. ’12) Communication David Botzis (B.S. ’91) Glenn Yarborough (B.S. ’61, M.S. ’69) W. W. “Hootie” Johnson Endowed Elizabeth Burwell (B.S. ’99) Greenville Alumni Event Host Chair in Finance Willis Cantey (MIBS ’99) Committee W. W. “Hootie” Johnson Memorial GP Diminich (MIBS ’00) Scholarship Endowment Katherine Frankstone (MBA ’86) Lindsey Myers Cannon (B.S. ’05, William W. “Hootie” Johnson Barry Gumb (MBA ’73) USC MPA ’08) Endowment for Student Success Fleetwood Hassell (B.S. ’81, MBA ’83) Danny Carter (B.S. ’74) W. Grant Johnston Study Abroad John Paul (B.S. ’67) Tim Coker (MBA ’15) Fund Pam Pearce (MBA ’84) Rhett Craig (USC B.S. ’09, MBA ’15) The Morrisette Family Endowment Bratton Riley (MIBS, J.D. ’02) Lauren Davis (B.S. ’12) David James Newell Endowed Fallon Sposato (B.S. ’10, MBA ’15) Graham Gage (B.S. ’97, MACC ’98) Scholarship Patrick Wooten (B.S. ’14) Chris Hayes (B.S. ’98, MBA ’00) Pasterczyk Endowed Scholarship Katherine Zolman (MIBS ’00) Janet Krupka (MIBS ’85) Rhett McCraw (IMBA ’10) Rod McGee (MIBS ’96)

“Thank you so much for your investment in my education. My scholarship will provide me with a head start in building my post-college life because I no longer need to accept additional debt. Your donations truly are appreciated and life-changing!” - Polina Kondratyeva Peggy Harvell Bunting Scholarship International business and management science student, graduating May 2019

21 Glenn Oxner (B.S. ’61) Danielle Gleaton (B.S. ’06) Scott Blackmon (B.S. ’73) Adam Quattlebaum (B.S. ’08, Lauren (Davis) Hilderbran (B.S. ’12) Owner MACC ’09) Rachel Broniak Hunter (B.S. ’08, Blackmon Consulting Jessica Sharp (B.S. ’11) MACC ’09) Columbia, SC Brandon Stutzman (MBA ’14) Grant Hurd (B.S. ’15) Courtney Thomas Steven Khoury (B.S. ’12, MACC ’13) Kyle Brannon (B.S. ’09, USC J.D. ’12) Trevor Knox (B.S. ’05, MBA ’11) Associate New York City Alumni Event Lance Lipscomb (B.S. ’10) Nexsen Pruet, LLC Host Committee David Looper (B.S. ’08, MBA ’13) Columbia, SC Lou Antonelli (B.S. ’96) Fallon (Sposato) Meyer (B.S. ’10, Brett Burns (IMBA ’16) Mike Bond (B.S. ’77) MBA ’15) MBA Leadership Development Mike Katergaris (B.S. ’95, MIBS ’97) Blake Montgomery (USC B.A. ’08, Program Mark Khalil (B.S. ’78) MBA ’10) BASF Corportion Allie McMunn (B.S. ’11) Kyle Neumann (B.S. ’13) Raleigh-Durham, NC Christine Patterson (B.S. ’91) Bryan Payne (B.S. ’08) Bryan Payne (B.S. ’08) Kate Shuler Pollard (B.S. ’10, Christopher Campbell (B.S. ’12, Kacie Payne (B.S. ’08) MACC ’11) USC J.D. ’15) Matt Sparr (B.S. ’07) Adam Quattlebaum (B.S. ’08, Associate Kasey Thomas Rosenhaus (B.S. ’10) MACC ’09) Willoughby & Hoefer, P.A. Bryan Tureaud (B.S. ’11) Lindsay Richardson (B.S. ’15) Columbia, SC Michael Ruiz (B.S. ’11) Patrick Walsh (B.S. ’88) Michelle Chapman (B.S. ’06) Justin Runager (B.S. ’08) Audit & Assurance Manager Shuck & Shag Molly Stanton (B.S. ’12, USC J.D. ’15) Mauldin & Jenkins LLP Host Committee Drew Stevens (B.S. ’10) Chapin, SC Chris Wentzell (B.S. ’07) Parrish Behles (B.S. ’10) Patrick Wooten (B.S. ’05) Bob Boone (B.S. ’86) Mary Ruffin Childs (B.S. ’80) Senior Director of Alumni John Boyd (B.S. ’13) Mentors Chris Campbell (B.S. ’12, USC JD ’15) Engagement Gabe Cossio (B.S. ’11) Rick Ackerman Darla Moore School of Business Steven Khoury (B.S. ’12, MACC ’13) (Retired) Columbia, SC IBM Corporation Lance Lipscomb (B.S. ’10) David Choate (B.S. ’73) Columbia, SC Kyle Ritter (B.S. ’13) VP of Sales (Retired) Michael Ruiz (B.S. ’11) Parrish Behles (B.S. ’10) StoneRiver, Inc. Rick Stork (B.S. ’81) Project Manager – Business Columbia, SC Ed Tucker (B.S. ’68) Solutions, Service Operations Chase Clelland (B.S. ’98) Chris Wentzell (B.S. ’07) Colonial Life Vice President of Operations James Wolf (B.S. ’05) Columbia, SC Samantha Wood Zecopoulos Grow Financial Federal Credit (B.S. ’10) Mac Bennett (B.S. ’80) Union Senior Counsel Columbia, SC Young Alumni Board Capital Development David Comeau (MIBS ’85) Beaufort, SC Ryan Barnes (B.S. ’05) Venture Partner Kyle Brannon (B.S. ’09, USC J.D. ’12) Spencer Bethmann (B.S. ’07) KEEN Growth Capital Moe Brown (B.S. ’10) Manager Coral Gables, FL Chris Campbell (B.S. ’12, USC J.D. ’15) KPMG LLP Gabe Cossio (B.S. ’11) Lindsey Myers Cannon (B.S. ’05, Charlotte, NC USC MPA ’08) Client Account Manager Gabe Cossio (B.S. ’11) Duck Creek Technologies, Inc. Liz Davis (B.S. ’06) Cayce, SC

“The Moore School influenced my life by giving me a world-class education and the opportunity to serve others with the knowledge I gained in the classroom. I give back as a member of a community of active graduates who want to support each other and see each other succeed.” - Trevor Knox (B.S. ‘05, MBA ‘11) Terminix Service, Inc.

22 Jim Curl (B.S. ’81) David Looper (B.S. ’08, MBA ’13) Zach Smith (USC B.A. ’85) Vice President, East Vice President, Senior CEO Minute Maid Business Unit Relationship Manager PartnerMD Coca – Cola North America Wells Fargo Richmond, VA Charlotte, NC Columbia, SC Drew Stevens (B.S. ’10) Jay Davis (B.S. ’83) Adrienne Berg Lucas (B.S. ’01) Financial Advisor Director of Budget and Financial Audit and Assurance Specialist Northwestern Mutual Reporting Mauldin & Jenkins LLP Columbia, SC Darla Moore School of Business Elgin, SC Columbia, SC John Strom (B.S. ’86) Joy Middleton (MACC ’04, Senior Vice President Marketing Todd Durocher (B.S. ’99) USC JD ’11) Georgia-Pacific Corporation Principal, Advisory Attorney Atlanta, GA KPMG LLP Middleton Law Firm, LLC Georgetown, MA Columbia, SC Andrea Tucker (B.S. ’11) Senior Accountant Warren Felkel (B.S. ’08, MACC ’09) Ben Norwood (B.S. ’87) Children’s Trust of South Carolina Tax Analyst Managing Director Columbia, SC Sonoco Products Company Nachman Norwood & Parrott Columbia, SC Wealth Management Consultancy James Wolf (B.S. ’05) Greenville, SC Senior Financial Advisor, Vice Doug Freeman (MBA ’76) President Financial Services Executive Richard Novack (B.S. ’83) Merrill Lynch Wealth Management Jacksonville, FL President and General Manager Charlotte, NC CIGNA HealthCare of Georgia, Inc. Danielle Gleaton (B.S. ’06) Roswell, GA Glenn Yarborough (B.S. ’61, M.S. ’69) Governance, Risk and Compliance President and CEO Project Manager Ann-Marie Nunziata (B.S. ’16) WGY and Associates, LLC Equifax Business Transformation Consultant Washington, DC Atlanta, GA IBM Corporation Decatur, GA Chris Zimmer (B.S. ’06) Kenneth Goins (B.S. ’80) Commercial Credit Leader Chief Financial Officer John L. Paul (B.S. ’67) BB&T IndiSoft Insurance Risk Advisor Columbia, SC Atlanta, GA Anderson Insurance Associates, L.L.C. Friends of the Accounting King Harrison III (B.S. ’75) Mount Pleasant, SC Department (FAD) President K3S Kacie Payne (B.S. ’08) Tim Alford (B.S. ’86, B.S. ’87) Marietta, GA Account Supervisor Director of Taxation Grey Advertising Coleman, Ureda, Alford and Stephanie Hoyt (B.S. ’14) New York, NY Kaucher PA Workday Business Analyst Columbia, SC Aon Hewitt Gina Perrotto (B.S. ’15) Charlotte, NC Associate Recruiter Hazel Brazell (B.S. ’10) Amica Mutual Insurance Company CPA Grant Hurd (B.S. ’15) Providence, RI Dooley and Company, LLC Commercial Leadership Program Lexington, SC Fifth Third Bank Scott Plyler (B.S. ’92) Charlotte, NC President Ray Brown (B.S. ’08, MACC ’09) South Atlantic Bank Senior Manager - Business Tax Rachel Broniak Hunter (B.S. ’08) Murrells Inlet, SC Services Tax Manager and Partner EY Rodl Langford de Kock, LLP Kate Pollard (B.S. ’10, MACC ’11) Greenville, SC Mableton, GA Senior Auditor Elliott Davis, LLC Amanda Colgate (B.S. ’03) Steven Khoury (B.S. ’12, MACC ’13) Columbia, SC Partner Senior Financial Analyst Godshall & Colgate, LLC Founders Federal Credit Union Justin Runager (B.S. ’08) Charlotte, NC Charlotte, NC Vice President – Private Wealth UBS Wealth Management Todd Dailey (B.S. ’89), Vice Chair Trevor Knox (B.S. ’05, MBA ’11) Smyrna, GA CVA/Partner Vice President of Sales and Mauldin & Jenkins, L.L.C. Marketing Dan Sisson Columbia, SC Terminix Service, Inc. Regional Vice President Columbia, SC AT&T Corporation Andy Farmer (USC B.A. ’94, Columbia, SC MACC ’98) Chris Krieg (B.S. ’94) Accountant Broker Walker & Co., LLC, CPAs Exane Equities West Columbia, SC New York, NY

23 Warren Felkel (B.S. ’08, MACC ’09), John Norman (USC B.S. ’87, Nancy Grden (M.S. ’82) Treasurer MTAX ’90) General Manager Tax Analyst Partner Genomind Sonoco Products Company GreerWalker LLP Virginia Beach, VA Columbia, SC Charlotte, NC Aaron Hark (USC B.S. ’02, MPA ’03) Andy Finley (MACC ’13) Katy Pletcher (B.S. ’10, MACC ’11) Co-Founder and Co-Owner Audit Manager Financial Services Tax Manager Maxient LLC KPMG PwC Charlottesville, VA Greenville, SC Charlotte, NC Candice Hark (USC B.S. ’03) David Goldberg (B.S. ’05, MACC Christina Putnam, Past Chair Co-Founder and Co-Owner ’06), Chair Associated Director FP&A Maxient LLC Tax Director PPD Charlottesville, VA PwC Wilmington, NC Charlotte, NC Joe Queenan Sharon Ray (B.S. ’07) Managing Partner Adam Hardesty (B.S. ’11) Manager Frontline Engagements, LLC Senior Tax Analyst Scott & Company, LLC Columbia, SC BlueCross BlueShield of South Columbia, SC Carolina Darrin Thomas (B.S. ’87) Columbia, SC Blair Salmon (B.S. ’07, MACC ’08) President Director of Accounting Thomas Media Group, LLC Brad Hocking (B.S. ’08), Secretary Palmetto Health-USC Medical Columbia, SC Audit Senior Manager Group Deloitte Columbia, SC Rick C. Wade (USC B.S. ’84) Charlotte, NC Founder & President Jimmy Sfiris (B.S. ’97, MTAX ’98) The Wade Group Brittany McDowell (B.S. ’09, Partner Columbia, SC MACC ’10) Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP Audit Manager Greenville, SC Center for Executive Succession Cherry Bekaert LLP Lucien Alziari, Chairman Greenville, SC Andrea Tucker (B.S. ’11) Senior Accountant Senior Vice President and Chief Joy Middleton (MACC ’04, USC Children’s Trust of South Carolina Human Resources Officer J.D. ’11) Columbia, SC Prudential Financial, Inc. Attorney Newark, NJ Faber Entrepreneurship Center Middleton Law Firm LLC Melissa Anderson Columbia, SC Marty Bauer (IMBA ’12) Executive Vice President and Matt Miller (B.S. ’08, MACC ’09) Director of Business Development Chief Human Resources Officer Controller BitBounce Duke Energy AgFirst Farm Credit Bank San Francisco, CA Charlotte, NC Columbia, SC Frank Dalton (B.S. ’78) Marcia Avedon Sean Nelson (MACC ’04) Partner Senior Vice President, Human Partner Fulcrum Equity Partners Resources, Communications and Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP Atlanta, GA Corporate Affairs Charlotte, NC Ingersoll Rand Tim Faber (USC B.S. ’83) Davidson, NC Director Faber Products LLC Atlanta, GA

“Each day I see firsthand the transformative power of a Moore School education and the impact that donor investments make in the lives of students. I am proud to give back to a school that has given me so much.” - Mary Ruffin Childs (B.S. ’80) Darla Moore School of Business

24 Celia Brown, Senior Strategic Anita Graham Skip Spriggs Advisor Vice President and Chief Human Senior Executive Vice President EVP and Chief Human Resources Officer and Chief Human Resources Resources Officer (Retired) VF Corporation Officer Willis Group Greensboro, NC TIAA New York, NY Atlanta, GA Audrey Korsgaard Lisa Buckingham Professor, Management Cynthia Trudell, Senior Strategic Executive Vice President, Chief Darla Moore School of Business Advisor Human Resources Officer Columbia, SC Executive Vice President, Human Lincoln Financial Group Resources and Chief Human Radnor, PA Pam Kimmet Resources Officer (Retired) Chief Human Resources Officer PepsiCo, Inc. L. Kevin Cox Cardinal Health Purchase, NY Chief Human Resources Officer Dublin, OH American Express Patrick Wright, Director New York, NY Anthony Nyberg, Research Director Thomas C. Vandiver Bicentennial Professor, Management and Chair in Business Mike D’Ambrose Academic Director, MHR Program Professor, Management Senior Vice President and Chief Darla Moore School of Business Darla Moore School of Business Human Resources Officer Columbia, SC Columbia, SC Archer Daniels Midland Company (ADM) Dermot O’Brien Operations and Chicago, IL Chief Human Resources Officer Supply Chain Center Automatic Data Processing, Inc. Jim Duffy (ADP) Jason Alford Executive Vice President and Roseland, NJ Vice President, Integrated Supply Chief Human Resources Officer Chain CIT Group Inc. Christine Pambianchi E-Z-GO-Textron New York, NY Senior Vice President, Human Augusta, GA Resources Rich Floersch, Senior Strategic Corning Incorporated David Baker (B.S. ’08) Advisor Corning, NY Manager, Commodity Management Chief Human Resources – Composites/Plastics Officer (Retired) Susan Peters, Senior Strategic UTC Aerospace Systems McDonald’s Advisor Charlotte, NC Chicago, IL Executive Vice President of Human Resources (Retired) Alex Clayton Darrell L. Ford General Electric General Manager, Delta Cargo Executive Vice President and Boston, MA Delta Airlines Chief Human Resources Officer Atlanta, GA Xerox Corporation Robert Ployhart New York, NY Bank of America Professor of Todd Dodson Business Administration Director – Cummins Global Logistics Mirian Graddick-Weir Professor, Management (Americas Region) Executive Vice President, Human Darla Moore School of Business Cummins Inc. Resources Columbia, SC Charleston, SC Merck Kenilworth, NJ

“Since graduating from USC in 2014, I have had the desire to continue my education, although I didn’t feel that it was a possibility due to the immense cost. Through your kind donation, I can finally live my dream of again graduating from USC. I cannot begin to express my gratitude! Thank you!” - Shelton Wilkerson MHR Fellowship MHR student, graduating Dec. 2019

25 Brett Frankenberg Matt Richard Peter Cook VP of Supply Chain Planning and Director of Continuous Process Director, Human Resources Procurement Improvement Roche Tissue Diagnostics Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Consolidated Johnson & Johnson Tuscon, AZ Charlotte, NC New Brunswick, NJ Leslie Coyne Michael Hermann Scott Sabatini Senior Director, Talent Management Head of US Energy Management Director – Operations Excellence & Learning Siemens Daimler Trucks North America Jabil Alpharetta, GA Fort Mill, SC Sarasota, FL Tanya Hooper Kerri Thompson Michael Dennis VP, Human Resources Director of Materials Senior Managing Director, Human UTC Aerospace Systems E-Z-GO-Textron Resources Business Partner Charlotte, NC Augusta, GA TIAA Charlotte, NC Donna Isgett Deborah Whatley Senior VP - Corporate Quality and VP - Supply Chain Dan Ellzey (USC B.A. ’70, Safety Michelin North America, Inc. - USC J.D. ’73) McLeod Hospital Michelin Americas Small Tire Partner Florence, SC Greenville, SC Fisher & Phillips LLP Columbia, SC Lou W. Kennedy (USC B.A. ’84) Todd Wyman Chief Executive Officer and Owner SVP and President, Compression Jason Farr Nephron Pharmaceuticals Technologies and Services Vice President, Talent Acquisition Corporation Trane-Ingersoll Rand Coca-Cola West Columbia, SC Davidson, NC Atlanta, GA Mary Ann Kopinski Riegel & Emory Human Darrell Ford Senior Manager, Continuous Resources Center Senior Vice President and CHRO Process Improvement Xerox Johnson & Johnson Matt Aubuchon Norwalk, CT New Brunswick, NJ Vice-President Employee Relations The Boeing Company Josh Greenwald Ron Lordo (B.S. ’86) Hazelwood, MO Senior Vice President, Human Vice President - Materials Resource Resources, Institutional Financial Management Scott Ballard Services Atrium Health (Carolinas Vice President, Human Resources TIAA Healthcare System) Shell Oil Corporation Charlotte, NC Charlotte, NC Houston, TX Chris Hage (B.S. ’00, MHR ’02) Sarfraz Nawaz Mary Bell Senior Human Resources VP – Supply Chain Vice President, Human Resources Consultant UTC Aerospace Systems Club Car, Ingersoll Rand Duke Energy Corporation Augusta, GA Charlotte, NC Charlotte, NC William F. Owens, Jr. Jim Bethmann Tore Håkonsson Chief Operating Officer and Managing Partner Vice President Deputy Tax Leader Caldwell Partners International Solar A/S PwC Dallas, TX Denmark Charlotte, NC Steve Bohannon Ted Halkyard Todd Pearce (MIBS ’97), Chair Senior Vice President Senior Vice President Human Vice President, Controller Lockton Companies, LLC Resources (Retired) Continental Tire the Americas, Dallas, TX Allied Signal LLC Jeremy Braidish Isle of Palms, SC Fort Mill, SC Vice President Human Resources Elizabeth Haney Jim Prescott Electronic Arts Director, Human Resources Director – Industrial Supply Chain Redwood City, CA General Information Services, Inc. - Americas Marc A. Chini Chapin, SC Sonoco EVP and Human Resources Hartsville, SC Ryland Harrelson Leader Executive Vice President & Chief Barry Regan Synchrony Financial Human Resources Officer Senior Vice President, Global New Canaan, CT TSYS Supply Chain Moe A. Cieri Columbus, GA Smith & Nephew Senior Human Resources Director Memphis, TN Annmarie Higgins Compass Group Vice President, Human Resources Charlotte, NC SCANA Corporation Cayce, SC 26 Adrian Holt Charles Martin (B.S. ’93, MHR ’97) Suzette Snyder Vice President, Human Resources, Director, Human Resources - Director, Human Resources Americas North America Hand Tools Textron Eastman Chemical Company Apex Tool Group, LLC Williamsport, PA Kingsport, TN Charlotte, NC Debi Stafford Tanya Hooper Allan H. McLeland (USC B.A. ’89, Senior Vice President, Human Vice President, Human Resources MBA ’93) Resources United Technologies Aerospace Vice President, Human Resources Benefitfocus Systems Sonoco Charleston, SC Charlotte, NC Hartsville, SC Jan Steinmetz Carol R. Hutnek Janine McManus Chief Human Resources Officer Human Resources Manager, Senior Vice President, Human Bridgestone Americas, Inc. ExxonMobil Research & Resources Nashville, TN Engineering Company Sonepar USA ExxonMobil Charleston, SC Jim E. Stone (B.S. ’72) Spring, TX Market President and Managing Eugene Mizin Director (Retired) David Jarrett Vice President of Human Resources SPI Capital Inc. Director, Global HR Business NewDay USA Austin, TX Partner Fulton, MD CFA Institute Phillip R. Ulrich Charlottesville, VA Ben Novy (MHR ’99) Senior Vice President Human Vice President, Human Resources Resources, Electrical Sector Katie Jones Vail Resorts Eaton Corporation Senior Vice President, HR Broomfield, CO Beechwood, OH Business Partner & Change Management Domain Director John Pryor Ann Weiser SunTrust Bank Vice President Human Resources Vice President, Human Resources Richmond, VA & Safety Chicago Cubs Southeastern Freight Lines, Inc. Chicago, IL Jack P. Joseph Lexington, SC Director Human Resources Debra West International Paper Rob Rosenberg Senior Human Resources Director Memphis, TN Executive Vice President, Global Thermo Fisher Scientific Human Resources Waltham, MA Janet Krupka (MIBS ’85) DHL Supply Chain Director Recruiting & University Westerville, OH Folks Center for Relations International Business Bethani Simonovich Michelin North America Jim Barber Greenville, SC Executive HR Business Partner GE Chief Operating Officer Dave A. Loeser (B.S. ’77) Cincinnati, OH UPS International Senior Vice President Worldwide Atlanta, GA Human Resources Greg Smith Senior Director Tom Barnes (B.S. ’90) Unisys Founder & CEO Blue Bell, PA Frito-Lay North America Charlotte, NC Integration Point, Inc. Charlotte, NC

“The Moore School has influenced my life by its continued commitment to engage alumni, keeping them informed on the school’s present and future. It empowers me to stay connected. I give back to the Moore School because I want every student to have a great experience like I did. Enjoy consuming a world-class education while building lasting relationships with your classmates, faculty and staff.” - Danielle Gleaton (B.S. ‘06) Equifax Inc.

27 Phil Bryant Brian Lu (USC M.S. ’90, MIBS ’93) John Wunder (B.S. ’92, USC B.S. ’94) Senior Vice President, Global and VP and General Manager VP Strategy, Services & Consumer Small Business Apple Asia Architecture Sales Dell Technologies Beijing, China Global Enterprise Segment Austin, TX Cisco Chris Mangum (B.S. ’81) Charlotte, NC Pablo Cairoli (MIBS ’81) Partner President & CEO Alston & Bird Center for Marketing Solutions Capital Markets Argentina SBSA Atlanta, GA Buenos Aires, Argentina Yogesh Chavda (MIBS ’92) Kendall Roth (Ph.D. ’86), Ex Officio Founder Keshiv Desai (MBA ’02) Senior Associate Dean, Y2S Consulting Executive Director of Equity International Activities Neenah, WI Derivatives Darla Moore School of Business Morgan Stanley Columbia, SC David Comeau (MIBS ’85) New York, NY Venture Partner Barry Saunders (B.S. ’81, MBA ’89) KEEN Growth Capital Tom Duncan (MIBS ’92) Senior VP and CFO Coral Gables, FL President/CEO/Founder Sonoco Positec Tool Corp Hartsville, SC Jill Griffin (B.S. ’77, MBA ’79) Charlotte, NC Founder, President, Consultant, Shigeru Sekine (MIBS ’77) Author Randy Folks, Chairman Emeritus CEO & Owner J. J. Griffin Enterprises, Inc. Distinguished Professor Emeritus Nikkol Group Austin, TX Darla Moore School of Business Tokyo, Japan Columbia, SC Ashley Harris Ioana Tudor (MIBS ’97) Regional Director Retail Ford Graham (IMBA, JD ’06) Global Head, Crop Protection Mondelez Of Counsel Marketing Charlotte, NC K & L Gates Syngenta Charleston, SC Basel, Switzerland Sanjay Kopay VP Marketing Jim Hodges (B.S. ’79, USC J.D. ’82), Rick C. Wade (USC B.S. ’84) Ingersoll-Rand Club Car Chairman Vice President of Strategic Alliances Augusta, GA President, National Multistate U.S. Chamber of Commerce Strategies and Partner Washington, DC Jim Mackey McGuireWoods Consulting LLC Senior Vice President Columbia, SC Barbara Weisel MPG Consulting Managing Director Former President George Jurch (B.S. ’88, MBA, JD ’93) Rock Creek Global Advisors Merck Consumer Care General Counsel - The Americas Washington, DC Sullivans Island, SC Continental Automotive, Inc. Fort Mill, SC Elizabeth White (IMBA ’92) Todd Martin Chief Strategist Sustainability, Senior Vice President of Customer Aldor Lanctot Global Economics and Strategy Management Senior Director, Global Accounts International Finance Corporation Coca Cola Bottling Co. Consolidated North America (IFC), World Bank Group Charlotte, NC Lenova Washington, DC Columbia, SC Melinda Smith-Borrero (USC B.S. ’84, Ph.D. ’93) Director of Business Insights Chick-fil-A Atlanta, GA

“The Moore School built the foundation for my confidence that I could thrive in my professional career. Additionally, the network of alumni is strong and proud of our common connection to the school, leading to various forms of meaningful collaboration. There is not a better way to do my part than by doing exactly what others did for me – GIVE BACK!” - Moe Brown (B.S. ’10) Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP

28 Marcy Thompson Marlyss Gage Brian MacLean (M.S. ’82) Vice President, Marketing and Executive Vice President and President and Chief Operating Innovation Chief Underwriting Officer Officer (Retired) Sonoco Travelers Travelers Hartsville, SC Hartford, CT Hartford, CT Roger Van Nuis (B.S. ’84) Scott Goodell Carlos Mickan (MIBS ’85) President and CEO (Retired) President and Chief Executive Vice Chairman of the Board and HIMA Officer CFO Houston, TX Energy Insurance Mutual Ltd. Pan-American Life Insurance Tampa, FL Group Terrance Williams (B.S. ’90) New Orleans, LA Executive Vice President and Bob Hayes Chief Marketing Officer Managing Director Rob Moran Nationwide Security Executive Council Vice President, Actuarial Pricing & Columbus, OH Atlanta, GA Financial Services Aflac Group Insurance Glenn Yarborough (B.S. ’61, M.S. ’69) Matthew Johnson (B.S. ’98, Columbia, SC President and CEO MACC ’99) WGY & Associates, LLC Principal and US and Americas IT Heather O’Brien Washington, DC Audit & Assurance Leader Content Expert Faculty KPMG Security Executive Council Carmen Zamora (USC B.A. ’94, Atlanta, GA Charlotte, NC MIBS ’00) Director, International Market Dave Komendat Jed Suddeth (USC B.A. ’68, MBA ’74) Development Vice President and Chief Security Managing Director FedEx Officer AssuredPartners NL Memphis, TN The Boeing Company Charleston, SC Seattle, WA Risk and Uncertainty Chuck Timmons (B.S. ’72) Management (RUM) Center Jay Lannin President and CEO (Retired) Regional Vice President Canal Insurance Tim Amerson (USC B.S. ’87) Auto-Owners Insurance Greenville, SC President and CEO Columbia, SC AgFirst Farm Credit Bank Terrance Williams (B.S. ’90) Columbia, SC Jimmie Lenz (USC B.A. ’82) Executive Vice President and Principal Chief Marketing Officer Francis D’Addario The Financial Risk Group Nationwide Emeritus Faculty Lead for Charlotte, NC Columbus, OH Strategic Innovation Security Executive Council Ed Littleton (B.S. ’85) Center for Sales Success Seattle, WA Senior Vice President, Risk Management Katelyn Daley (USC B.A. ’15) Tamara Flinn Balfour Beatty Construction Internal Recruiter Director of Product Management Dallas, TX Signature Consultants Insurance Services Office (ISO) Charlotte, NC Columbia, SC

Who Invests in the Moore School? Philanthropic support of the Moore School comes in many forms and from many sources. The investors listed on these pages provide significant support for the Moore School’s many life-changing initiatives. Here is a summary of this past year’s investors.

ALUMNI PARENTS FRIENDS

ORGANIZATIONS* FACULTY & STAFF STUDENTS

*corporations, foundations and organizations 29 Brian Doran Bradley B. Watkins Director Senior Sales Manager Red Ventures Townsquare Interactive Charlotte, NC Charlotte, NC Matt Greene Sallie Williams Director Enterprise Recruiting Human Resources Director Development JEAR Logistics LLC Signature Consultants Charleston, SC Charlotte, NC Great care has been taken in the Rachel Hudson preparation of these lists to ensure Recruiter accuracy. If your name was omitted Townsquare Interactive or listed incorrectly, please accept Charlotte, NC our sincere apologies. To make a change to your Moore School Carlo Moore record before publication of the College Recruiter next Impact Report, please contact Red Ventures Marie Berry at 803.777.2911 or Charlotte, NC [email protected]. Mark W. Neumeyer President/CEO JEAR Logistics LLC Mount Pleasant, SC Jeff Stencel Recruiting Manager Gartner Raleigh-Durham, NC Devin Washington (B.S. ’16) Territory Sales Manager Dearybury Oil & Gas Spartanburg, SC

“Before committing to USC, I decided to attempt to graduate within three years because I did not want to spend the first years of my career worried about paying off student debt. The scholarships I received will allow me to graduate with less debt. The support you provide can make the difference in a student’s mind when deciding where to go, just as your support can also allow a student to stay and complete their degree.” - Winchester Maurer Harry and Anna Abramson Memorial Scholarship George A. Brizzolara, Jr. Scholarship Regions Bank of South Carolina Scholarship Finance and risk management and insurance student, graduating May 2019 30

What will your Impact be?

NOW… vestment earnings from the fund made avail- Your investment in the Darla Moore School able (at least in part) to spend in support of Business Carolina Fund provides an im- of the endowment’s purpose. Endowments mediate impact by funding undergraduate may be funded over a multi-year time frame. student scholarships and graduate student WAYS TO GIVE fellowships, student study abroad, experien- • Cash Gift (check, credit card) tial learning opportunities, faculty research and teaching, student career recruiting • Matching Gift — Many companies have events, and other strategic initiatives. matching gift programs available to employees and retirees. These matches Collectively, your gifts — of any amount and increase the overall impact of a personal designation — are significant! gift. Visit www.matchinggifts.com/sc to NOW AND IN THE FUTURE… learn more. In addition to providing current support, do- • Stock Gift — A contribution of long-term nors may also make a lasting impact on the appreciated securities, either publicly trad- future of the Darla Moore School of Business ed or from a closely held company, often through an endowed gift. An endowed fund provides greater tax advantages than a gift is held in perpetuity (forever), with the in- of cash. You may deduct the current fair market value as a charitable gift and avoid • Distinguished Professorship — A distin- capital gains tax on the appreciation. guished professorship requires a minimum gift of $1 million. Professorships provide — Investing in the Moore School • Estate Gift significant resources to recruit and retain through life insurance, a bequest or other promising researchers and educators estate planning strategies can establish through salary or research support. your legacy by supporting initiatives important to you. • Chair — An endowed chair requires a minimum gift of $1.5 million and represents WHAT DOES IT COST TO the highest honor conferred to prominent CREATE AN ENDOWMENT? faculty members. Endowed chairs attract • Named Endowment, including Scholar- and retain brilliant scholars by providing ships and Fellowships — These funds re- dedicated resources for innovative require minimum gifts ranging from $25,000 search and teaching opportunities as well to $100,000, depending on the purpose of as partial salary support. the endowment. Named endowments may support partial scholarships or fellowships • Center/Institute — Center or institute en- for specific academic disciplines or pro- dowment minimums vary from $1 million+ grams, academic and research programs, depending upon the discipline and the size etc. and scope of the program. • Named Professorship — An endowed • Academic Department — A minimum gift professorship requires a minimum gift of of $3 million is required to name an aca- $500,000 and is used to attract and retain demic department. outstanding scholars and teachers. To learn more about the many ways to support the Darla Moore School of Business, please contact a member of the Development Office staff at (803) 777-2911; http://bit.ly/supportdmsb DEVELOPMENT

Marie Berry (USC B.S. ’92, USC MPA ’99) Assistant Director, Donor Relations (803) 777-2911 [email protected] Elliott Cooper Assistant Director, Development (803) 576-6276 [email protected] Melinda Neeley Administrative Coordinator Development and Alumni Engagement (803) 777-2144 [email protected] Mark Richter Director, Development (803) 777-5983 [email protected]

ALUMNI ENGAGEMENT

Mary Ruffin Childs (B.S. ’80) Senior Director, Alumni Engagement (803) 777-0712 [email protected] Bo Hart (USC M.Ed. ’15) Assistant Director, Alumni Engagement (803) 777-7045 [email protected] Hunter Looper (B.S. ’08) Assistant Director, Alumni Engagement (803) 576-6835 [email protected] Susan Wheeler Director, Alumni Engagement (803) 777-4645 [email protected]