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A N Nual Report 2 0 0 0 ¥ 2 0 0 1 A n nual Report 2 0 0 0 • 2 0 0 1 Let Their Success Be Your Inspiration!SM www.ja.org Purpose Junior Achievement educates and inspires young people to value free enterprise, business, and economics to improve the quality of their lives. Mission Junior Achievement will ensure that every child in America has a fundamental understanding of the free enterprise system. Basic Beliefs Integrity Respect Excellence Leadership The future, due to events of this past year, has been changed dramatically both within the Junior Achievement family and its extended family, our great nation. But though hard times may follow moments of drastic change, we know that as a strong organization we have the freedom and hope to build upon the past for an even brighter future. As the organization whose mission it is to ensure that every child in America has a fundamental under- standing of the free enterprise system, we have a considerably meaningful role in ensuring and continuing the fortitude of our nation. Our role of teaching young people to understand and respect the free enterprise system that has made America great will help instill a sense of patriotism and unity in those young people. If they love and understand the way their country works, they can more easily feel that patriotic sense of obligation needed to unite all Americans. Junior Achievement plays a fundamental role in developing and nurturing strong, intelligent leaders. It is about kids, it is about free enterprise, it is about America, it is about community, and it is about education. Last year JA programs reached more than four million students in urban, suburban, and rural areas across the United States and an additional 1.75 million international students in 112 countries around the world. We are proud to help lead this organization. We are anticipating a future filled with new people, new pro- grams, and new resources. And, we are delighted to be working with you to impact our children and teach them the important lessons that will make them confident, self-sufficient citizens of our country. We are certain that we will move ahead, as one powerful unified force, to help kids understand and appre- ciate our free enterprise system. Together, we will do remarkable things for the young people of America. David S. Chernow William M. Freeman President & CEO Chairman of the Board Junior Achievement Inc. Junior Achievement Inc. President Public Communications Group Verizon Communications, Inc. Corporate Contributors JA Champion Partners Code Consultants Inc. ($1,000,000 and above) ($5,000 and above) Columbia Lighting Goldman Sachs & Co. Acordia Comark Corporation AT&T Broadband Control Module Chairman’s Circle AT&T - Missouri Cooper Tire & Rubber Company ($250,000 and above) The Bank of New York Corporate Express New York Life Citibank, N.A. Custom Castings Northeast, Inc. Monster.com City National Bank DCB and Company, Inc. United Parcel Service Cooper Industries, Inc. Dimeo Companies dba Dimeo Construction Deloitte & Touche LLP EMC Corporation President’s Club DST Systems, Inc. Ent Federal Credit Union ($100,000 and above) Filene’s Formica Best Buy Company, Inc. Fox Sports Net Gauss Interprise, Inc. Computer Associates International, Inc. Genuity Georgia Marble Company Fidelity Investments Glenn Strehle Graniti Fiandre FleetBoston Financial Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company Greenbrier Companies Heller Financial H. J. Heinz Company Groesch Graphics Liberty Mutual Group Hilton Hotels Corporation Hill Communication Solutions LLC Metropolitan Life Louisiana-Pacific Corp. Illinois Wholesale/IWCR Technology Review Motorola, Inc. Indy Lighting PepsiCo Inc. Inland Associates, Inc. Investors Sherin & Lodgen LLP Innovative Marble and Tile, Inc. ($25,000 and above) Sovereign Bank JSA Architects 3M Sullivan and Cogliano Kawneer Co. Inc. Alltel Corporation W. W. Grainger, Inc. Keene Construction Company of Central AMBAC, Inc. Florida, Inc. American Express Entrepreneurs Kone Inc. Argo Turboserve Corporation ($1,000 and above) Kvell Corcoran Associates, PC The Boeing Company AEI Music Network Inc. Lee Financial Corporation Cargill Alrod Associates, Inc. Linane/Drews Architects Citibank American Home Products Corporation Lithonia Lighting Citigroup The Beck Group Los Angeles Cabinet & Finishing Ernst & Young LLP Bovis Construction Corp. Company, Inc. Gap BreezeCom J. S. MacLean Company The May Department Stores Company Colgate-Palmolive Company Mannington Carpets Pfizer, Inc. Compaq Computer Corporation Maritz Inc. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Conoco, Inc. MCI WorldCom The Procter & Gamble Company C. W. Driver Contractors Michael K. Swim Consulting Engineer Inc. dba Public Service Electric and Gas Company The David J. Joseph Company SSC Rockwell Automation Day Construction Company MicroWarehouse Shell Oil Company Delta Airlines, Inc. Milgo Solutions United Services Automobile Association Delta Consulting Group Inc. The Mintz Lighting Group, Inc. Verizon Communications, Inc. Durrant Architects Inc. Modern Woodcrafts, Inc. Eastman Kodak Company Monarch Industries Senior Partners Fru-Con Construction Corporation Nason and Cullen, Inc. ($10,000 and above) Gamma Construction Company National Society of Hispanic MBAs/Orange Arthur Anderson LLP Long Aldridge Norman LLP County BellSouth Corporation Manhattan Associates Nortel Networks BP Amoco, plc Manhattan Store Interiors, Inc. Northland Associates Inc. The Coca-Cola Company Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. Océ Printing Systems USA, Inc. Curb Records Michael Systems Inc. Otema Store Interiors Ltd. Emerson Electric Co. Monarch Marking Systems Pacific Printing Industries ExxonMobil Panasonic Industrial Company Plastrglas, Inc. FedEx Corporation Pavlik Design Team Powercom, Inc. GeneralCologne Re Planet Alumni, Inc. Quality Cabinet & Fixture Company The Gillette Company Poerio, Inc. RAS Builders, Inc. H&R Block, Inc. Ricoh Corporation RDG, Inc. Holborn Corporation Rose & Dooros, Inc. dba Private Label Reflect-A-Light Independent Charities of America Sensormatic Electronics Corporation Riley Barnard & O’Connell Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Symbol Technologies, Inc. Six Sigma Qualtec LawGibb Group, Inc. Vector Handling Systems Slaybaugh Industries LG&E Energy Corp. Wachovia Corporation S. M. Wilson Lucent Technologies Woodworkers of Denver, Inc. Southwestern Bell Mullen Square D Company Ocean Energy, Inc. Shareholders Standard Display Mfg. Co. Inc. The Schawbel Corp. (To $999 ) Storage Technology Corporation Sprint Corporation A. J. Martini, Inc. The Store Kraft Manufacturing Company State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Amdahl Corporation TAC Company Argus Health Systems, Inc. Target Woodworks, Inc. State Street Bank Associated Consulting Engineers, Inc. TC Architects, Incorporated Toyota/Woburn Foreign Motors Beers/Davidson & Jones Group Terra Lycos Tyco International Boise Cascade Toshiba International Corporation Williams Companies, Inc. Jeffrey M. Brown Associates, Inc. United Electric Supply Co. Xerox Corporation Buch Construction, Inc. Walker Group/CNI Carlson Associates, Inc. Wave Consulting Corp. Chai a Day, Inc. Wells Fargo CharitableWay.com William Christian Co. This listing may reflect donor support that flows through to the Area Citibank Program Williams Industries, Inc. offices and which may not be reflected in the Statement of Activities. City Photo of St. Louis X-Analog Communications, Inc. Junior Achievement National Business Hall of Fame April 26, 2001 – Boston, Massachusetts Title Sponsor Table Sales ($250,000) Monster.com Platinum Silver ($20,000) ($5,000) Associate Sponsors United Parcel Service Foundation 3M ($100,000) Acordia Fidelity Investments Gold AT&T Broadband FleetBoston Financial ($10,000) Best Buy Company, Inc. Liberty Mutual Group Argo Turboserve Corp. Deloitte & Touche LLP Technology Review Avon Products Foundation Filene’s The Coca-Cola Company Fox Sports Net Media Partners Curb Records Genuity CNBC Emerson Electric Co. Glenn Strehle FORTUNE Magazine Ernst & Young LG&E Energy Corp. FedEx Corporation Louisiana-Pacific Corp. Cameo Appearances The Gillette Company MCJ Foundation Bill Russell and Carlton Fisk H&R Block, Inc. Motorola, Inc. We thank the Boston Celtics and the Boston Mullen Sherin and Lodge, LLP Red Sox for their participation in this year’s event. Ocean Energy, Inc. Sovereign Bank Pfizer Inc. Sullivan and Cogliano Student/Business Leader Forum Sponsor PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP The May Department Stores Company ($50,000) Rockwell Automation The Procter & Gamble Co. The Armstrong Foundation The Schawbel Corporation State Street Bank VIP Reception Toyota/Woburn Foreign Motors Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide, Inc. Tyco International United Services Automobile Association Verizon Communications, Inc. The contributions listed for the Junior Achievement National Business Hall of Fame are $5,000 and above. 2001 Laureates Glen Bell Henry W. Bloch Mike Curb David Hall McConnell Maggie Lena Walker Taco Bell Corporation H&R Block, Inc. Curb Records (1858-1937) (1867-1934) Avon Products, Inc. St. Luke Penny Savings Bank Laureates, Laureate representatives, student presenters Jeffrey Taylor and sponsor Jeff Taylor at Boston’s historic Symphony Hall. Monster.com Title sponsor Individual Contributors Premier Mr. & Mrs. Denman K. McNear Mr. Gary W. Edwards Ms. Melanie Ducy ($1,000,000 and above) Mr. Steven T. Mnuchin Mr. James D. Edwards Mr. Frank W. Evans Mr. & Mrs. Albert E. Suter Mr. & Mrs. Frank P. Pekny Mr. S. Jackson Faris Ms. Antonia D. Franklin Mr. & Mrs. Dennis R. Purdum Ms. Patricia L. Francy Mrs. Michele
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