Developing Leaders - Leadership Jacksonville

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Developing Leaders
to Strengthen Our Community
2014-2015 YEARBOOK
Letter from the Executive Director
Dear Leadership Jacksonville alumni and friends,
The cover of our 2014-15 Yearbook displays art from Jacksonville’s gallery of Art in Public Places. Each piece adds
to the cultural landscape of our city and those pictured are scattered through unexpected places: the Riverwalk
in Riverside, Jacksonville Public Library Downtown Branch, the Baseball Grounds, the Jacksonville Children’s
Commission building in the eastside, and a Police Athletic League center on the northside. Our public art is
diverse and helps us to establish a visual identity for Jacksonville. The art builds a sense of pride in each community.
Our art is an asset. During my first year as your executive director I have seen clearly that one of our greatest
community assets is the LJ alumni body. Like the Art in Public Places you are diverse. You are scattered in
unexpected places. The work that you do as leaders in your communities makes them better because of your
leadership, vision and action. With support from what you have received in your Leadership Jacksonville programs,
you are out in the community doing incredible things and you continue to give back by supporting the LJ programs
that keep the pipeline of new leaders coming.
Thank you for all of the good that you do for your many communities – you are an asset and you make LJ an
ever-better organization. Together we are Developing Leaders to Strengthen our Community.
Jill Langford Dame
Executive
Director
Meg Folds
Youth Programs
Director
Table of Contents
Honors
Legacy Series
LJ Class 2015
Celebration
New Leadership
Summit XII
Collegiate Leadership
Experience 2014
Youth Leadership XXV
Donors
Volunteers
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Barbara Moulding
Program
Coordinator
Yvonne Moore
Administrative
Assistant
Eleanor Ashby
Director
Emeritus
Mission Statement
Leadership Jacksonville develops youth and adult leaders to assume greater
responsibility as community trustees who improve the quality of life for self,
family and community.
Core Values
Ethical community trustees
Knowledge of community issues and their complexity
Diverse leaders sharing their perspectives
Relationships developed among participants
Creation of a shared vision
Action taken for the greater good
Board of Directors 2014-2015
PRESIDENT
SECRETARY / TREASURER
PRESIDENT-ELECT
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT
Deborah Moore, LJ ’03
Clark Robertson, LJ ’12
Stephen Goldman, LJ ’05
Charles Hedrick, LJ ’06
BOARD MEMBERS
Peggy Bryan, LJ ’87
Karen Mayfield, LJ ’06
Trish Cannan, LJ ’08
Maxine McBride, LJ ’11
Scott Chamberlayne, NLS VI
Carl Patten, LJ ’10
Moody Chisholm, NLS IX
Mobeen Rathore, LJ ’03
Broderick Green, LJ ’12
Harold Stankard, NLS X
Gwen Griggs, LJ ’05
Monica Whiting, NLS XI
Kimberly Holland, LJ ’14
Gary Wilkinson, LJ ’06
Ia Morales Howard, LJ ’05
Letter from the Board President
Since our founding in 1976, thirty-seven presidents have guided
Leadership Jacksonville to become an organization of over
3,500 adult, college and high school graduates who are actively
improving the quality of life in their communities. As our 38th
president, I am honored to lead an organization made strong
through the work of our alumni and brightened each year by the contributions of new
graduates.
This yearbook highlights Leadership Jacksonville’s many impactful programs. Each
year our programs are reviewed and improved so they continue to meet leadership
needs in Northeast Florida. When you see the participants and look at the program
calendars, you are assured that we continue to attract and prepare current and future
community trustees.
A testament to Leadership Jacksonville’s mantra of continuous improvement is the now
five-part Jacksonville Legacy Series. If you haven’t already, visit our website and view
any of the award-winning series segments including the soon to be added sixth episode
featuring former Mayor Jake Godbold.
In addition to producing our many programs and events, the staff and 2014-2015
Board of Directors are focused on three key areas: creating a forward-thinking
Strategic Plan, finding new and engaging ways to maintain a close connection with our
Alumni—all while ensuring we Reach into our diverse community to ensure all areas
are represented. We welcome your participation, feedback and support as Leadership
Jacksonville continues to strengthen leadership in Northeast Florida.
Past Presidents
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Honorable Frederick H. Schultz*
Albert Ernest
W.O. Birchfield
Robert Schellenberg
Frank Surface
Douglas Milne
Courtenay Wilson
John G. McGiffin III *
W.A. McGriff
Julie Buckingham
James Rinaman
J.F. Bryan IV
Kenneth Eilermann*
William Brinton
Espie Patrinely
A. Quinton White
Alton Yates
Don Padgett
Carlton Jones
Carol Spalding
Joanne Sawyer*
H. Wade Barnes, M.D.
Peggy Bryan
Barbara Darby
David Robertson
Barbara J. Drake
Madeline Scales-Taylor
Michael J. Shalley
Linda Larkin Smith*
John Bottaro
Sandra Ramsey
Ben C. Bishop III
Stephen Canty
Nancy Kilgo
Jerry Mallot
Justin Terry
Stephen Goldman
*Deceased
COVER PHOTO CREDITS:
Tillie Fowler Memorial “Showing the Way” by Brower Hatcher
(2009). City of Jacksonville’s Art in Public Places Collection.
Credit: Jacksonville Civic Council
“Wisdom” by Larry Kirkland (2005).
City of Jacksonville’s Art in Public Places Collection
“Rookie Card” by Barbara Grygutis (2005).
”Flywheel” by David Griggs (2006).
LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE
“Wisdom Walls” by Jan Tomlinson Master &
Wendy Mandel McDaniel (2004).
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Celebration of Leadership Alumni Honorees
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
2008
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Leadership Jacksonville 20th Anniversary
Honorable John Delaney and Honorable Nat Glover
Jane Condon, Gertrude Peele*, Honorable Frederick H. Schultz*
J.F. and Peggy Bryan IV
Director Emeritus, Eleanor Ashby
Ann Baker* and Robert Shircliff
Carlton Jones, Dinah Kossoff, Richard Sisisky
Honorable Tillie Fowler*, Adam Herbert, Howard Serkin
Walt Bussells, Barbara Darby, Doug Milne
Eleanor Gay, Jim McCollum, Audrey McKibbin Moran
Honorable Martha Barrett, Leerie Jenkins, Alton Yates
Leadership Jacksonville 30th Anniversary
Hugh Greene, Ju’Coby Pittman-Peele, Bill Scheu
Robert Helms*, Madeline Scales-Taylor, Peter Rummel
Barbara J. Drake, Noah Henderson, Teala Milton
Henri Landwirth, Suzanne Montgomery, Ph.D.
MaliVai Washington, A. Quinton White, Jr., Ph.D.
William O. Birchfield and Preston H. Haskell
Gary Chartrand, Deborah Gianoulis Heald, John Peyton
Toni Crawford, William C. Mason, Ed.D., Isabelle Owen Spence
Lifetime Achievement Award
2009
2012
The Honorable Frederick H. Schultz*
Gertrude H. Peele*
DISTINGUISHED LEADERSHIP AWARD
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
Bruce Doueck
Scott Skjordahl and Bill Etheredge
Ed Hayes
Carol Spalding
Espie Patrinely
Noah Henderson
Honorable Nat Glover
Honorable John Delaney
John Ross
Suzanne Montgomery, Ph.D.
Barbara Drake
Peggy Bryan
Dinah Kossoff
Robert Mitchell
Jill Dame
Honorable Frederick H. Schultz*
TILLIE K. FOWLER DISTINGUISHED
LEADERSHIP AWARD
2005
2006
Courtenay Wilson
Toni Crawford
*Deceased
Jacksonville Legacy Series
In this ongoing video series, community leaders share insights into
their passions, challenges and inspirations—and the legacies they
leave behind. Each installment is a treasure, rich with historical
detail and context, for future generations to discover.
The most recent additions to this growing library focus on the lives
and work of Robert Shircliff and Delores Barr Weaver. Previous
participants have included Dr. Frances Bartlett Kinne, Alton
Wendell Yates and the Honorable Frederick H. Schultz. As an
ongoing project, the Jacksonville Legacy Series requires long-term
funding from individual and corporate sponsors.
Robert Shircliff
Delores Barr Weaver
Produced by Lindsey Films, the videos are edited for airing on WJCT-TV and are available for viewing on both Leadership
Jacksonville and the station’s websites. Longer unedited clips by topic are also archived on our website, leadershipjax.org, and on
our YouTube channel.
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Leadership Jacksonville
Class of 2015
From its opening reception in May to the closing
retreat a year later, Leadership Jacksonville (LJ)
engages and strengthens Northeast Florida leaders.
Along the way, participants explore the complex
and interconnected dynamics of urban society, with
emphasis on major areas of community concern. The
program develops a network of forward-thinking
community trustees with the knowledge and insight to
make a difference.
LJ proactively seeks applicants who represent the
broadest possible cross-section of the community in
terms of gender, race, age, income level, occupation and
other factors. Through a highly competitive selection
process, teams of LJ alumni evaluate applicants for
a combination of key criteria—including leadership
skills, community involvement and a commitment to
invest the time and energy required to complete the
program.
Since 1977, experienced alumni and staff members,
skilled in adult development activities and group
facilitation, have crafted the LJ program. Program
Coordinator Barbara Moulding participates in
planning and provides staff support for the Leadership
Development Team and Selection Committee.
Javelyn Arvay joined Florida
Blue in 2010 as the Senior Director
of Brand & Corporate Marketing,
leading brand transformation,
advertising, experiential and retail
marketing efforts. Javelyn brings
global expertise launching and
growing innovative products and
emerging markets.
Previously, Javelyn held leadership
roles at Mercedes-Benz, Jaguar,
Land Rover and Nissan. A native Venezuelan, she moved to
the U.S.A. in 1992 and has worked and studied in Switzerland,
France, Illinois State University and the Kellogg School of
Management of Northwestern University. She serves on several
boards promoting economic growth, health and education. She
and her husband, Kevin, reside in Ponte Vedra with their two
daughters.
ADULT PROGRAM CALENDAR
CLASS OF 2015
May 22, 2014
Opening Reception
August 7, 2014
Opening Dinner
August 22-23, 2014
Opening Retreat, World Golf Village
Mandatory to participation in the program
September 11, 2014
Social Responsibility & Sustainability Day 1
October 9, 2014
November 6, 2014
December 4, 2014
Health Day
January 15, 2015
Understanding Self & Others Day 1
February 12, 2015
Understanding Self & Others Day 2
March 12, 2015
Economy, Growth & Preservation Day 1
April 2, 2015
Economy, Growth & Preservation Day 2
April 23, 2015
Arts Day
May 8-9, 2015
Closing Retreat
Michael Barker is the Senior
Manager, Global Inclusion, Diversity
and Engagement for Medtronic, Inc. He
is responsible for leading the company’s
diversity, inclusion and engagement
strategy and serves as the Jacksonville
Community Engagement Officer for
Medtronic Philanthropy. In this role, he
is responsible for leading Medtronic’s
philanthropic and community
engagement efforts in Northeast Florida.
Michael has a B.S. degree in computer technology from Purdue
University and an M.B.A. in corporate finance from Indiana
University’s Kelly School of Business. He is a board member for
the North Florida School of Special Education and serves on the
Jacksonville Black Expo Advisory Board. Michael, his wife and
daughter have made Jacksonville home for the last three years.
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Jill Bechtold is an of counsel
attorney at Marks Gray, P.A. She is a
civil litigator specializing in medical,
professional and product liability
defense, business litigation, and
insurance defense. Jill serves as board
president for Girls Inc. of Jacksonville,
co-chair of Florida Defense Lawyers
Association’s (FDLA) Women &
The Law Committee, and member of
various legal organizations including
Defense Research Institute (DRI), FDLA, and Jacksonville
Association of Defense Counsel ( JADC). Jill was named an
AV-rated lawyer, Legal Elite Up and Comer, and Super Lawyer
Rising Star (2012-2014).
Jerry Collins is the Associate Vice
President of Florida State College
at Jacksonville. He retired from the
U.S. Army in 1994 and immediately
began a second career in higher
education administration at the
University of South Florida in Tampa
where he served as the Director of
Undergraduate Studies before coming
to Jacksonville in 2012. Throughout
his military and higher education
careers, he has been heavily engaged in community support
activities for youth, sports, business and industry. Jerry holds a
B.S. degree in liberal studies, an M.A. degree in international
relations and a Ph.D. in higher education administration.
A proud double Gator, Jill received her B.A. in international
business and J.D. from the University of Florida.
Jill lives with her husband, Bob, and children, Robert and Lily.
Bill Boutwell is the COO of
PPR Talent Management Group, a
Jacksonville Beach-based company
that is a leader in healthcare staffing,
recruitment and workforce solutions.
A graduate of Flagler College, Bill
serves on the board of directors for the
Boselli Foundation, a local nonprofit
organization serving at-risk youth,
and is an advisory board member for
the Entrepreneurial Growth Division
of the JAX Chamber. He resides on the Southside with his
wife, Holly, and daughter, Ashley, who is a 2014 Florida State
University graduate. Bill’s favorite pastimes are playing golf and
basketball.
Stephanie Cost is a community
volunteer. She serves in leadership
positions for Ronald McDonald
House of Jacksonville, the Women’s
Giving Alliance and the United
Way. As the spouse of Jacksonville
University President Tim Cost, she
has helped lead important initiatives to
improve student life, enhance campus
buildings and increase community
collaboration. Before moving to
Jacksonville last year, Stephanie was a business owner, volunteer
and philanthropic leader in Philadelphia. She holds a B.A.
in economics from Immaculata University (PA). She has two
children, Melanie, manager of media/financial communications
at CSX Corporation; and Drew, a former professional soccer
player now employed with Gatorade.
Tammy Daniel has been married to
Lauren Butler is the Community
Development Manager for SunTrust.
During his 23-year career, he’s held
a variety of leadership roles with
SunTrust and Regions Banks. Before
joining the Florida team, he led
SunTrust’s retail line of business in
Southeast Georgia.
He currently serves on Junior
Achievement’s board; the action
council for Seniors on a Mission and led SunTrust’s United
Way campaign. He’s actively involved with Florida Prosperity
Partners and Real$ense, and served as board chair for Glynn
Community Crisis Center.
Lauren holds a bachelor’s degree from Mercer University.
He and his wife, Joyce, have two daughters, Brittney (17) and
Jordan (13).
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her husband Keith for 23 years. She
has three boys and a daughter, Ashley,
whom she lost to breast cancer.
Tammy is the Nurse Executive at
Baptist Medical Center South. She
obtained her doctorate in nursing
practice from Rush University in
Chicago this past year. She has
completed the Wharton Fellows
Program for Nurse Executives and has a master’s degree from
Webster University.
Tammy is on the Community Health Outreach Board and has
been actively involved with United Way fundraising. In her spare
time, she loves to exercise, run and watch her children participate
in athletic events.
CLASS OF 2015
Daniel Davis assumed the role of the
JAX Chamber’s President and CEO
on July 1, 2013. He is the former
executive director of the Northeast
Florida Builder’s Association
(NEFBA). Daniel previously served
on the Jacksonville City Council and
was elected president of the council
in 2007. In addition to leading the
chamber, he serves in the State House
of Representatives representing
District 15, which encompasses parts of Duval and Clay
counties. Daniel also serves on numerous nonprofit organization
boards throughout Jacksonville.
Daniel is married to his wife of 15 years, Rebekah Davis, and
they have four children.
Jessica Evans is a Senior Vice
President of Business Banking
with Regions Bank. Jessica holds
a bachelor’s degree from St. Leo
University. She was named the SBA
Lender of the Year in 2011 for the
State of Florida and was also named
one of the Top 50 Influencers for
Small Business Owners.
Jessica is a board member for the St.
Johns County Chamber, past president of the Small Business
Resource Network of St. Johns County, Volunteer of the Year for
the Small Business Development Center, and past Baroness in
the Cattle Baron’s Ball. Jessica is married and has a son, Spencer,
five, and daughter, Annabelle, five months.
Lauren Feiner is the Director of
Marketing for bestbet Jacksonville,
a premier operator of entertainment
facilities in Northeast Florida. Lauren
is a graduate of Cornell University
and is pursuing an M.B.A. from
Jacksonville University. Her career
began with the Wynn Resorts in Las
Vegas, and she continued as a Director
of Marketing Strategy at Rush
Street Gaming and GF Management
in Philadelphia. Lauren enjoys donating her time to
Jacksonville’s Jewish Community Alliance and Dreams Come
True Jacksonville. She currently resides in the Southside area. In
her spare time, she enjoys traveling to a new country every year.
Steffani Hendricks Fletcher is a
Jacksonville native and a Fletcher High
School graduate. She founded Hope at
Hand in 2009 to provide art and poetry
therapy to underserved populations
and has created programming
for 17 local agencies. Last year,
services were provided for 2,500
women and children at Sulzbacher
Center, Hubbard House, Gateway
Community Services, The Bridge of
Northeast Florida, PACE Center for Girls, Daniel Foundation,
McKenzie Noelle Wilson Foundation, Pretrial Detention Facility,
Department of Juvenile Justice, Florida School for the Deaf and
Blind, Hope Haven, Noble School and Community Connections.
Steffani resides happily at the beaches.
Lisa Gall Kight is Director of Surety
Sales and Service for The Main Street
America Group and is responsible
for the national sales and marketing
of their commercial surety products.
Before joining MSA in 2007, Lisa held
a variety of sales and marketing roles
with AT&T Wireless.
Lisa grew up in Michigan where she
earned a degree in journalism from
Oakland University and started her
lifelong volunteer career as a candy striper at age 16.
Lisa moved to Jacksonville in 2007 and lives in St. Johns County
with her husband, Ivey, and their two young children, Ruby Grace
and Gavin.
Jennifer Garizio is Executive
Director and COO of Catholic
Charities. She is responsible for
programs that assist the most
vulnerable in our community. Jennifer
joined the management team in
January, 2006, following 22 years in
the banking industry where she served
as Vice President and was responsible
for human resources, training and
development efforts. She holds a
Bachelor of Business Administration degree in marketing and
consumer research from Bernard M. Baruch College. She enjoys
cooking and traveling. Jennifer is a native New Yorker. She and
her husband, Steve, reside in Mandarin and have one son.
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Matthew Garman has been a
project manager for Haskell since
1999 and holds a B.S. in construction
management from Purdue University.
He is a member of the Rotary Club
of North Jacksonville and is currently
an assistant area governor for Rotary
District 6970. Matthew was awarded
the 2014 HandsOn Jacksonville Faith
Award for his leadership in building
a new medical and dental clinic for
Community Health Outreach. He is a member of Riverside
Presbyterian Church where he chairs the Global Outreach and
Peace committee. He is a commissioner on the Keep Jacksonville
Beautiful Commission.
Kevin Gay is the CEO/Founder
of Operation New Hope, Inc., a
nationally recognized community
development corporation established
in 1999. Its primary focus is restoring
blighted urban neighborhoods through
the development of affordable housing
and job creation. In 2003, President
George W. Bush provided Kevin the
opportunity to pilot the Ready4Work
program, which is aimed at assisting
ex-offenders with reentering
the community/workforce. Kevin has served on numerous
community boards, including HabiJax, and is currently on the
board of Gateway Community Services.
Kevin is a political science graduate from the University of
Florida with a graduate degree from the College of Insurance in
New York City.
Timothy Groover is a boardcertified anesthesiologist with Florida
Anesthesia Associates. He received his
medical degree from the University
of Miami, holds an M.B.A. from
the University of Tennessee and is a
Certified Physician Executive.
He is chairman of the board of
managers for Baptist Physician Partners,
LLC, and a member of the Baptist
Health System board of directors.
His community involvement impacts local and international
communities as he participates in missions in Africa, Haiti,
Grenada, and Brazil. He has also used his expertise to mentor
high school and college students. He, his wife and 7-year-old
son enjoy music and world travel.
Tom Hackney is the Director of
Investigations and Homeland Security
for the Jacksonville Sheriff ’s Office.
Tom is a 23-year veteran of the J.S.O.
Some of his previous assignments
include Director of Personnel and
Professional Standards, Chief of
Detectives and Patrol East, and
Assistant Chief of Patrol Zone Four. In
addition, Tom has proudly worked every
possible position in the Homicide Unit.
Tom has lived in Jacksonville since 1974 and is a member
of Westside Baptist Church. In his spare time he enjoys
photography and his classic Mustang.
Tom and his wonderful wife, Dee Ann, have two children,
Kayley (17) and Kyler (12).
Tiffany Galvin Green, Ph.D.,
is the CEO of River Region Human
Services, a nonprofit behavioral
health agency. Tiffany has also held
several academic positions in the
area of management/leadership. She
holds a B.B.A. from the University
of Michigan and an M.S. and Ph.D.
from Northwestern University.
Tiffany is a member of several
associations for substance abuse/mental health providers and a
board member for The Arc Jacksonville. She was also a member
of New Leadership Summit Class XI.
Tiffany hails from Michigan, although her family originates
in Jacksonville. She is a local historian/author and an avid jazz
enthusiast and singer. However, most of her free time is spent
with her son.
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Christian Harden is Vice President
at NAI Hallmark Partners, where
he provides commercial real estate
acquisition/disposition, leasing, and
development services. A graduate of
the University of Florida, Christian
also holds an M.B.A. from the
University of North Florida. Christian
currently serves as Vice President,
Public Affairs, for NAIOP Northeast
Florida, the trade organization for
commercial real estate. He recently co-founded the Elements of
MOSH, a young supporters group for the Museum of Science
& History, where he sits on the board of trustees. A lifelong
Jacksonville resident, Christian resides in San Marco with his
wife, Stephanie, and son, Miles.
CLASS OF 2015
Deborah Hardman is a licensed
psychotherapist and works as a sole
practitioner, specializing in families,
couples, and parenting. She is master
certified in Encounter-centered
Couples Therapy and advanced
certified in Imago Relationship
Therapy. Deborah specializes in
two-day intensives with individual
couples, with an emphasis on
advanced communication skills,
implicit memory work, and strengthening the family system.
She has held a variety of volunteer jobs as an educator, trainer,
program designer, and in outreach ministry. Deb has lived in the
Jacksonville area for 33 years and received an M.S.W. at Florida
State University. She enjoys the beach life, yoga, and her family,
friends, and two dogs.
Tanya Johnson-Coomes is the
Deputy Director for the Museum
of Contemporary Art Jacksonville
(MOCA), a cultural resource of the
University of North Florida. She also
provides operational due diligence
for the university’s $90 million
endowment. Tanya earned a B.S. from
the University of Central Florida and
her M.B.A. from the University of
North Florida. A child of a military
family, Tanya returned to Jacksonville as an adult and calls
Jacksonville home with her husband, Mark, and daughter,
Anessa. She serves on the board of directors for Girls Inc.
Jacksonville and is a passionate advocate for gender equality and
issues facing women today.
Bruce Jones is the Business
Donnie Horner III is the Vice
President of Business Development
for MainOcean Port Services. An
experienced professional in the
maritime and shipping industries, he
was an officer in the Navy aboard the
USS Bonhomme Richard. Active in
the community, he is a board member
for the National Multiple Sclerosis
Society’s North Florida Chapter, the
Jacksonville River Club, Jacksonville
University’s board of governors, and is a member of the U.S.
Naval Academy’s council of presidents. He received his B.S.
from the U.S. Naval Academy and his M.B.A. from Jacksonville
University. He’s married to Dr. Kristen Horner and enjoys
playing golf.
Mary Anne Jacobs is the CEO
of the Girl Scouts of the Gateway
Council. Previously she worked in
the telecommunications industry.
She holds an undergraduate degree
from West Virginia University
and a master’s degree in business
administration from Webster
University.
Mary Anne and her husband relocated
to Jacksonville from Columbia, South Carolina, where she served
as a member of the board of directors for the South Carolina
Chamber of Commerce and as president of the Southeastern
Institute for Women in Politics. She is a trustee member of the
JAX Chamber and serves on the board of governors and is a
member of the leadership team of First Coast Girls Initiative.
Technology Evangelist at IBM. He
focuses his background in cloud
infrastructure architecture and cybersecurity to help customers shape their
IT services to the business community.
He is also responsible for IBM
philanthropy in the State of Florida.
He serves his community as board
co-chair at Beaver Street Enterprise
Center’s incubator, as a board member of Clara White Mission
serving at-risk individuals, of USS Adams Museum, and at the
Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association
(AFCEA) Jacksonville, focusing on STEM education.
Bruce is a Virginia Tech graduate, with a Bachelor of Science
degree in computer science.
Bruce lives in Fleming Island with his wife, Nancy; his son,
Chase, 16, of the 2015 Youth Leadership Jacksonville class; and
daughter, Dakota, 13.
Nicoletta Koratsis is a Senior Vice
President/Senior Client Manager with
Bank of America in the Commercial
Bank focusing on middle marketsize companies in North Florida
and South Georgia. She started her
career in 1993 with Fleet Bank and
has had several roles in the consumer
and commercial groups of Chase
and Citibank before relocating to
Jacksonville in 1999. A native of
Rochester, New York, Nicoletta received her Bachelor of Science
degree in business administration from the University of Buffalo
and an M.B.A. from Canisius College. She currently serves on
the boards of Florida’s First Coast YMCA and Hubbard House
and is chairperson of the Bank of America Southeast Mentor
Program.
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Bill Laird manages the Jacksonville
office of Dixon Hughes Goodman
Wealth Advisors. Bill has worked
in the wealth management industry
for 15 years and is one of only 1,300
individuals nationwide to hold both the
CFP™ certification and CFA® charter.
Bill dedicates significant time outside
of work to Rotary Club of Southpoint,
Lutheran Social Services, Clay
Senior Advocacy Council, and Estate
Planning Council of Northeast Florida. He is also a teacher
in the University of North Florida’s OLLI Adult Education
Program. Bill is a 1999 graduate of Stetson University and lives
with his wife, Michelle, and two children in Orange Park.
Henry Li serves as Vice President
of Finance and Administration/
CFO at Jacksonville Transportation
Authority, overseeing all financial and
administrative functions.
Henry has more than 20 years
of transportation experience in
financial and operational leadership
roles including Chief Financial &
Administrative Officer for Hampton
Roads Transit in Virginia; CFO/Director of Administration of
the State Road & Tollway Authority in Georgia; Director of
Management, Budget and Analysis for San Francisco MTA;
and Manager of Budgets and Organizational Efficiency for
MARTA.
Henry received his B.A. and M.S. degrees from Central China
Normal University and his M.B.A. from Georgia Southern
University. He is a certified public accountant.
Josh Martino is Vice President and
Legal Counsel for Bono’s Pit BarB-Q, Inc., which combines his passion
for small business, local philanthropic
involvement, and the culinary industry.
He graduated from Vanderbilt
University and earned his J.D. from
the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of
Law in New York. Josh has worked
passionately to raise awareness and
funding for local organizations such as
The Donna Foundation, Wounded Warrior Project, Tony Boselli
Foundation, ALS Association, and Second Harvest Food Bank
of North Florida. He currently resides in Ponte Vedra Beach
with his wife, Kirsten; daughters, Ella, Chase, and Mae; and dog,
Mia.
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Ann McCullen serves as the
Associate Vice President of
Development and Alumni Affairs
at the University of North Florida.
She works with the five colleges
and the UNF Foundation Board,
recently directing UNF’s $130
million campaign. Before UNF, Ann
worked for Habitat for Humanity
International in Georgia and a
hospice outside Washington, D.C.
Ann attended Emory University and the University of Florida
and holds bachelor’s degrees in both journalism and psychology.
In 2007, she completed her M.B.A. at UNF. Ann serves on
the World Affairs Council board and previously served on the
Sanctuary on 8th Street board. She lives in San Marco.
Julie McNeil is the Assistant
Director for Public Services for the
Jacksonville Public Library. She
oversees all 20 branches and has
recently implemented a customer
service initiative to standardize and
improve customer service at the
library. She is entering her 20th year
with the library.
A graduate of the University of
Florida with a bachelor’s degree in business administration, Julie
also has a master’s degree in library and information science from
Florida State University. A member of the Arlington Council
( JAX Chamber) and Riverside Avenue Christian Church, Julie
lives in Jacksonville with her 17-year-old daughter, Kyra.
Kathy Miller is Senior Vice
President of Financial Services and
Tax at Regency Centers. She oversees
the underwriting, due diligence,
environmental, forecasting, analysis,
and income tax functions for the
company.
Kathy has been with Regency for more
than 20 years. She began her career as
a tax professional with KPMG. She
currently serves on the Duval Regional YMCA board. She is a
recipient of the Martin E. Stein Award, Regency’s highest honor
for employees, which recognizes business and ethical acumen.
Kathy enjoys family beach vacations and practicing yoga.
She lives in the Southside area with her husband, Bob, and
granddaughter, Alexis.
CLASS OF 2015
Kelley Moore is a native of
Jacksonville and is President of
StaffTime, a temporary staffing
agency, ranking as one of Jacksonville
Business Journal’s “Top 50 FastestGrowing Privately Owned
Companies” for 2014 and “Top 40
Minority Owned Companies” from
2009-2014.
Kelley served as a two-year board
member for the Women Business Owners of North Florida
and was a “Face of the First Coast” for the American Heart
Association. As a Silver Trustee for the JAX Chamber, Kelley
serves on the board of governors and volunteers her time as a
member of the Sports and Entertainment Committee.
Peter O’Brien is a Wealth Advisor
with Morgan Stanley. Peter holds
a bachelor’s degree in banking
and finance from Loughborough
University and a master’s degree in
business administration from Henley
Management College. Born in St.
Louis, Peter spent most of his adult
life in England where he enjoyed a
highly successful career with Barclays
Bank. He is a board member and
treasurer of JCCI, and has been active in multiple volunteer
positions. He especially enjoys his mentor role through the
Take Stock in Children program. He is a voracious reader
and a passionate fan of Manchester United and the St. Louis
Cardinals. He is married to Patti, and they have three children.
Kelley enjoys singing, performing, dancing, and writing comedy.
Christina Parrish is an attorney
Rick Moyer currently serves as the
Jacksonville Managing Partner and
as a National Banking Partner for
PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP. For
more than 12 years, Rick has worked
across a broad range of complex areas
in the banking industry. During
his professional career, he has spent
time working with multiple trade
organizations, has spoken publicly
on current business issues, and sat
on industry task forces related to changing regulations such
as Sarbanes-Oxley. He also spent two years in PwC’s national
office and is considered one of the firm’s experts on designing
and maintaining effective and efficient internal control systems
within the financial services industry.
Joanelle Wood Mulrain, by day, is
a seasoned marketing communications,
PR and outreach executive. She saves
room to volunteer for Jacksonville’s
450th Sesquiquadricentennial
(1564-2014) commemoration of
the founding of Fort Caroline
by the French. By night, she’s an
accomplished painter (CoRK Arts
District), photographer and author,
plus mother of two fine men. Always
at home in Jacksonville, as well as Washington, D.C., she cut her
teeth on healthcare, worked for a U.S. senator and now consults.
While she is working on a few more books about life, look for
her paddling her blue kayak on the river.
and chair of the steering committee
for Groundwork Jacksonville, a
coalition of government, nonprofit
and neighborhood groups. She serves
on the boards of the Jacksonville
Historical Society, Springfield
Preservation and Revitalization
Council, Springfield Merchants
and Business Association, and
TransformJax. She recently completed
her second term as chair of the City of Jacksonville’s Urban Core
Citizens Planning Advisory Committee. Christina is the proud
mother of four children. She enjoys art, music, theatre and film;
loves books and reading; and is on track to reach her goal of
visiting each of the 50 United States before the end of this year.
Tracy Bible Raulerson moved to
Jacksonville in 1995 while on active
duty in the U.S. Navy. A testimony
to how the military changes lives, she
recently completed a “What I learned
in the Navy” recruiting campaign
commercial for the Department of
Defense. Currently a senior energy
executive at Siemens Industry, Inc., she
consults for government entities on selffunded energy infrastructure projects.
Tracy is a vice president of the board of directors for USS Adams
Museum, and a board of directors member of Navy League and
USO Jacksonville Chapters. She attends Church of Eleven22,
has three children, and is married to Bobby Raulerson.
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Steven D. Rawlins, the managing
partner of Masters, Smith & Wisby,
P.A., is a graduate of Georgia Southern
University with an M.B.A. from
the University of North Florida.
Steve is a member of the advisory
council for Georgia Southern
University’s School of Accountancy,
sits on the executive committee for
CPAsNET.com and is chairman of the
executive committee of the National
Alliance of Automobile Dealer Advisors. He serves on several
boards, including the Mandarin Museum & Historical Society,
Jacksonville Exchange Club and The Independent Living
Foundation. Steve and his wife, Kathy, have lived in Mandarin
with their family since 1986.
Joanne Robertson is currently
the Chief Executive Officer at Hope
Haven Children’s Clinic & Family
Center. Before joining Hope Haven,
Joanne worked in various positions in
the field of child welfare and mental
health. Originally from Massachusetts,
she earned her M.S.W. from Boston
University. She previously served as
a board member for the Girl Scouts
and is a current board member for the
Early Learning Coalition of Duval. Joanne is also an alumna of
Leadership Clay.
She and her husband, James, reside in Orange Park with their
two sons, AJ and DJ, and their dog, Nala.
Jacqueline Rudloff is an associate
attorney in global markets at Deutsche
Bank and an adjunct instructor at
the Art Institute of Jacksonville.
Jacqueline graduated magna cum laude
from Florida Coastal School of Law
in 2013, where she was the research
and writing editor of the Law Review.
Additionally, Jacqueline is president
of Squirrel Master Studios, LLC, an
animation studio in Jacksonville that
produces the “Dan In Space” comic book series. Jacqueline is the
immediate past president of the Rotary Club of Arlington. She
enjoys spending time with her husband of nine years, Josh, and
her Maltese dog, Cotton.
Richard Salkin helps organizations
communicate compellingly with
the audiences they need to reach.
He writes tight, persuasive copy for
corporate clients and advertising/
PR agencies—including Citi, Florida
Blue, Microsoft, Nemours, HarteHanks, Shepherd Agency, Dalton
Agency, AntonWest, St. John &
Partners, CKDirect and many others.
Richard earned a B.A. from Tulane
University and has served on the boards of OneJax Institute and
Jewish Family & Community Services. Much of his volunteer
work currently focuses on equality issues, particularly those
affecting LGBT people in Northeast Florida. He’s an avid
musician, scuba diver and bicyclist. He and his partner live in
Neptune Beach.
Eric Sandler is the Division Chief
of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology
at Nemours Clinic and Wolfson
Children’s Hospital. He is an associate
professor of pediatrics at Mayo School
of Medicine and serves on various
boards and committees on the local,
state and national levels. He especially
enjoys serving as a patient advocate for
children. He is also passionate about
his medical mission work, lecturing
and consulting at the National Center for Maternal and Child
Health in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. He is devoted to Marcy, his
wife of 30 years, and a proud father of their four children.
Betzy Santiago is Special Assistant
to Mayor Alvin Brown and Protocol/
International Officer. Her role affords
her the opportunity to interact with
many visiting dignitaries and work
to engage our local multicultural
community.
Betzy currently serves on the boards
of GlobalJax and Girls on the Run
of Northeast Florida. She is the
Mayor’s Liaison for Jacksonville Sister Cities Association and
the Southeast Citizens Planning Action Committee. She
is a graduate of the Northeast Florida Regional Council’s
Regional Leadership Academy and the JAX Chamber’s Political
Leadership Institute.
Betzy is fluent in English and Spanish and has lived on the First
Coast for more than 20 years.
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CLASS OF 2015
Alina Schreiber is Vice President
of Home Health Operations with
One Call Care Management. Over
the course of her professional career,
Alina has been in various finance and
accounting leadership roles in public
accounting and private industry.
Alina is new to the Jacksonville
community, having relocated from
Orlando, Florida in 2013. She has a
degree in accounting from both the University of Florida and the
University of Central Florida. She lives in Fleming Island where
she resides with her husband and four boys.
Christina Schwing is a partner at
the law firm of Holland & Knight
where she practices commercial
litigation, concentrating on highstakes business disputes, class actions,
product liability and construction
disputes. She is a graduate of the
University of Florida’s Levin College
of Law where she graduated at the
top of her class. Chris serves on
the board of directors as secretary
for the Jacksonville Women’s Leadership Forum, a nonprofit
organization whose purpose is to help support and advance
the next generation of female leaders within our business
community. She and her husband, Danny, are avid travelers
and love visiting other countries where they spend their time
volunteering in animal rescues and sanctuaries.
Charlene Shirk is the founder of
C. Shirk Productions. Previously
she was Director of Community
Relations at the PGA Tour in Ponte
Vedra, Florida. Before joining the
Tour, Charlene spent a decade as
the weekend anchor on “First Coast
News,” the NBC/ABC affiliate in
Jacksonville.
Charlene’s excellence in journalism
earned her the Gabrielle Award, from the Catholic
Communicators in radio and television, the Sigma Delta Chi
Award from the Society of Professional Journalists and a
regional Emmy nomination from the National Academy of
Television Arts.
Charlene is currently on the board of Blessings in a Backpack.
Erin Skinner is currently a
community volunteer. After
concluding a 20-year career in
sales management in the technology
industry, Erin uses her leadership
skills, along with her passion for
helping others, for the benefit of
our community. She serves as
president of the board of Community
Connections and vice chairperson
of the board of trustees of the
Jacksonville Public Library System.
A native of Jacksonville, she holds an M.B.A. from the
University of North Florida and a B.S. from Florida State
University. Erin and her husband, Chris, enjoy traveling and
fishing. She is especially proud of her three “bonus” daughters
and her two grandchildren.
Joe Snowberger, Commodore
and CEO of the Jacksonville Historic
Naval Ship Association, leads the
effort to establish the USS Adams
Museum.
A retired Navy Mustang, Joe was
Director of Operations for Downtown
Vision, launching DVI’s Ambassador
program and co-authoring ordinances
to improve the downtown experience.
Joe was the director of Colombia College and remains very
active in community and military affairs.
Joe is a foodie and can be a little energetic. He loves to kayak,
garden and is kind to animals, the environment and people
alike. He earned an M.B.A. from Webster University and a
management degree from Troy University.
William Sorenson is a senior analyst
with Heritage Capital Group, Inc., a
middle market investment banking firm
based in Jacksonville. He specializes
in value enhancement consulting and
business valuation. Before joining
Heritage Capital Group, he served as
director of management consulting
services for a defense contractor and
as a manager in the middle market
consulting division of Deloitte &
Touche, LLP. Bill serves on the board of directors for Dignity U
Wear and is a member of the Rotary Club of Jacksonville. He
received a B.S. in business management from Virginia Tech and
an M.B.A. from Purdue University and he is a certified expert in
Lean management.
Bill and his wife, Julie, reside in Jacksonville with their two sons,
Connor and Millar. He plays multiple musical instruments and
enjoys playing golf.
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Jason Spencer is a relationship
manager in the North Florida
Regional Commercial Banking Office
of Wells Fargo and serves middlemarket businesses in industries
including manufacturing, distribution,
transportation, retail and real estate.
Jason joined Wells Fargo in 2008
and in 2010 joined the Commercial
Banking Financial Analyst Program. In
2012, he attended an advanced credit
training program to enhance credit underwriting, relationship
management and business development skills.
Jason is a member of the board of directors of Big Brothers Big
Sisters of Northeast Florida and serves as liaison for the young
professional board.
Jason holds a B.A. in economics from Furman University in
Greenville, South Carolina.
Rebecca Steele is the Chief Human
Resources Officer for Acosta Sales &
Marketing. Her background includes
leadership positions with Marriott
Corporation, Washington, D.C.; Foster
Higgins Consulting, California; and
Stein Mart.
Rebecca holds a master’s degree from
Virginia Tech. She is a member of
CPG’s Network of Executive Women;
and has served as chair of the board of
Habitat for Humanity, Jacksonville. In 2013, Governor Rick Scott
appointed her to the Florida Commission on Human Relations,
where she serves to raise awareness on human rights issues.
She and her husband, Greg, have made North Florida their home
since 1992.
Leila Sundstrom is an account
director at Harden, where she
partners with commercial enterprises
to define, measure, and mitigate risk.
She originates and retains client
relationships; defines and articulates
objectives; and leads efforts to provide
the best solutions.
from Las Vegas in 2011.
Leila is originally from New
England, but moved to Jacksonville
She serves on the board for the CAPtivators, is a member of
United Way’s Success By 6 Council and participates on the
leadership board for BioFlorida. She is a self-proclaimed fitness
buff with an ironic love for baking gourmet cheesecakes. She is
encouraged and motivated by her husband, Chris, and her small
children, Jameson and Sofia.
John Walz is Vice President at
RS&H and is responsible for the
Southeast Region in the aviation
practice. He has worked on numerous
aviation development projects
throughout the Southeast, including
the Jacksonville International Airport’s
New Terminal program. John serves
as the corporate member liaison
to the board of directors of the
Southeast American Association of
Airport Executives, and has served on several industry-leading
committees for the Federal Aviation Administration. John
graduated from Michigan State University with a B.S. in civil
engineering and is a registered professional engineer. John and
his wife, Cary, have two sons, Eli (9) and Ari (7).
Jeff Winkler serves as the director
Paul Steinbrecher is Director
of Environmental Permitting for
JEA, and is involved in many local
and state water policy issues. Before
joining JEA in 2000, he was a process
engineer and project manager for
CH2M Hill, working on a variety of
water resource issues for businesses
and municipalities. He has been
active in elder care and in support of
disadvantaged children through the
guardian ad litem and foster care programs. He is the father of
two teen boys. They are avid outdoorsmen who enjoy hiking,
camping, skiing and travel.
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of United Way’s income initiative,
Real$ense. Each year, Real$ense
provides free tax preparation to more
than 19,000 families, and 10,000
hours of financial literacy and financial
counseling at the Real$ense Prosperity
Place in Springfield. Since 2003,
Real$ense has helped more than
135,000 families and has generated
an economic impact of $84 million
throughout Northeast Florida.
Jeff serves as a board member of the Florida Prosperity
Partnership, is a graduate of United Way Worldwide’s Global
Resident Fellows program, and in 2012 was named as one of
Jacksonville Business Journal’s “40 Under 40.” When not working,
Jeff enjoys spending time with his wife, Tyler, 2-year-old son,
Colton, and their Frisbee dog, Maizy.
CLASS OF 2015
Josh Woolsey is a litigation
attorney at the law firm of Rogers
Towers. He specializes in business and
commercial litigation matters for small
and large businesses. Josh has tried
more than 50 jury trials and has been
selected as a Florida Super Lawyer and
Florida Trend Magazine “Legal Elite.”
Josh also operates several businesses
that invest in and manage commercial
and residential real estate. When
it comes to community involvement, Josh is on the board of
directors for Community in Schools, is a seven-year member of
Big Brothers Big Sisters and volunteers pro bono legal services
to those who cannot afford legal representation.
Celebration 2014
Each year Leadership Jacksonville holds its Celebration fundraiser to
gather support for its youth programs—Youth Leadership Jacksonville
and Collegiate Leadership Experience—and to honor the contributions
of outstanding community trustees. Celebration 2014, held on April 17 at
the Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront, recognized the leadership and
achievements of three new honorees:
• Toni Crawford has been a major force in the nonprofit sector,
particularly in early learning, having served as chair of the Jacksonville
Children’s Commission and chair of the Duval County Early Learning
Coalition. She is an inaugural member of the Florida Children and
Youth Cabinet and serves on the State Advisory Council for Early
Learning.
• William C. Mason, Ed. D., led Baptist Medical Center and Baptist
Health in Jacksonville for more than 20 years. He has served as chairman of the JAX Chamber, JAXPORT, Jacksonville Community
Council, Inc. ( JCCI), and the Florida Hospital Association. He was treasurer of the Jacksonville Children’s Commission, and is
immediate past president of the Downtown Rotary Club of Jacksonville.
• Isabelle Owen Spence served as Leadership Jacksonville’s executive director from 2001-2013. She is currently serving as vice chair of
the Board of Trustees of Memorial Hospital and is a member of the Women’s Giving Alliance and the Jacksonville Women’s Network.
Leadership Jacksonville congratulates all three honorees and extends sincere thanks for the countless contributions they have made to
improve the quality of life in the Northeast Florida community.
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New Leadership Summit
XII
L to R: Front row, Joe Santore, Diane Boyle, Todd Feintuch, Suzanne Hudson-Smith, Jay Levitch, Tim Ryan, Don Baldwin, Leslie Slover, Angelia Hiers
Back row, Brian Taylor, Aundra Wallace, Michael Drexler, Jonathan Bennett, Don Capener, Michael Brannigan, Scott Wooten, Jerry Mallott, J.F. Bryan
With the intention of giving newly
relocated CEOs and top executives
a useful crash course in community
stewardship, LJ created this innovative
two-day executive program, New
Leadership Summit. Participants in the
12th annual summit gathered in April
2014 to focus on Northeast Florida’s
history, assets, issues, institutions and
leadership. The group’s intentionally
small size fosters interaction and
encourages participants to become
oriented to—and engaged in—the
region’s strengths, challenges and
opportunities. In the process, participants
forge relationships and alliances that can
have lasting impact for the community.
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DON BALDWIN
Senior Vice President,
Chief Marketing and Strategy Officer
Haskell
JONATHAN BENNETT
Chief Merchandising Officer,
Interline Brands, Inc.
DIANE BOYLE
Executive Director,
Ronald McDonald House
Charities of Jacksonville
MICHAEL BRANNIGAN
Chief Operating Officer,
The Suddath Companies
DON CAPENER
Dean, Davis College of Business,
Jacksonville University
MICHAEL DREXLER
Managing Director,
Deutsche Bank
TODD FEINTUCH
Managing Director, Senior Vice President,
SunTrust Private
Wealth Management
ANGELIA HIERS
Chief Human Resources Officer,
JEA
SUZANNE HUDSON-SMITH
Executive Director,
Jacksonville Public Library Foundation
JAY LEVITCH
Senior Vice President,
Director of In-House Litigation Group,
Fidelity National Financial, Inc.
TIM RYAN
Plant Manager,
Johnson & Johnson Vision Care
LESLIE SLOVER
Regional Head,
Deutsche Bank
BRIAN TAYLOR
Chief Executive Officer,
Jacksonville Port Authority
AUNDRA WALLACE
Chief Executive Officer,
Downtown Investment Authority, City of Jacksonville
SCOTT WOOTEN
Senior Vice President, Chief Financial Officer,
Baptist Health
NEW LEADERSHIP SUMMIT XII
Collegiate Leadership Experience Class of 2014
As part of Leadership Jacksonville’s mission to prepare
tomorrow’s leaders, Collegiate Leadership Experience (CLE)
gives local university students, regardless of school location,
an opportunity to explore what it means to be a community
trustee. Nominations come from alumni of CLE, Youth
Leadership Jacksonville and Leadership Jacksonville classes,
and local educators. Following a rigorous application and
interview process, approximately 36 participants receive
invitations to participate.
Inaugurated in 2005, the summer program includes an opening
and closing retreat and three day-long programs. Students
interact with government, civic and business leaders, network
with professionals, explore the complex issues facing Northeast
Florida and learn from collective experiences. Participants are
encouraged to put down roots in Jacksonville after graduation.
The CLE program receives enthusiastic collaborative support
from Florida State College at Jacksonville, Jacksonville
University, the University of North Florida and Edward
Waters College. Since inception, students representing 59
colleges and universities have participated.
CALENDAR CLASS OF 2014
Thursday, May 29, 2014 Meet the Class Reception
Friday, June 6 Saturday, June 7, 2014
Opening Retreat
at the University of North Florida
Focus on Community History, Trusteeship
and Team Building
Friday, June 20, 2014
Creating a Caring Community
Focus on Social Justice, Government and
Education
Wednesday, July 2, 2014 Exposing Our Community’s Culture
Focus on Arts and Entertainment
Monday, July 14, 2014
Building Bridges to the Future
Focus on Economy, Growth and
Environment
Saturday, August 2, 2014 Closing Retreat
Focus on Commitment to Community,
Personal Vision and Goal Setting, and
Your Place in Our Community
Meg Folds, Youth Programs Director, provides staff support to
committees of LJ, CLE and YLJ alumni for the selection and
program planning for Collegiate Leadership Experience and
Youth Leadership Jacksonville.
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L to R: A. Capriotti, G. Dahlstrom, S. Daniels, J. Darilus, V. Aysola, K. Croley, D. Barton, J. Allen
Jasmine Allen
Keyerra Croley
University of North Florida | Major: Community Health (Master’s)
Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida
University of North Florida | Major: Biomedical Sciences
Activities: UNF Chapter National Society of Leadership and Success; Phi
Theta Kappa International Honor Society; 2010 Who’s Who of American
Two Year Colleges and Universities; UNF Chapter National Society of
Negro Women, President 2012-2013; UNF African American Student
Union; UNF Relay for Life; UNF Asian Students in Alliance; Rally in
Tally; Community Outreach Coordinator for The Center, One Foundation;
Jacksonville Public Education Fund’s ONE by ONE Convention Volunteer;
Preconception Peer Health Educator for Northeast Florida Healthy Start
Jacksonville Infant Mortality Alliance; Healthy Jacksonville; Men’s Health
Coalition Man Up Health Summit; Daniel Walking into Womanhood
Mentor; Girls, Inc. Volunteer; Youth Leadership Jacksonville Class XVIII
Activities: Marching Band Drum Line, Section Leader; UCF Filipino
Student Association Dance Troupe; UCF Knights Helping Knights
Food Pantry; UCF Hunger Awareness Banquet; UCF Externship
Program; UNF Democrats; Walk for Autism
Victoria Aysola
Johns Hopkins University
Major: Cognitive Science/Global Environmental Change and Sustainability
Hometown: St. Augustine, Florida
Activities: A Cappella; Blue Key Society; Delta Xi Phi Multicultural
Sorority, Inc.; Marching Band; Poetry Out Loud Recitation Contestant;
National Novel Writing; Hospital Volunteer; Schools Volunteer
Grace Dahlstrom
Scripps College | Major: American Studies/Public Health Policy
Activities: Scripps Associated Students, President; National Honor
Society; National Latin Honor Society; National English Honor Society;
National Art Honor Society; Clairemont Journal of International Affairs
Writer; Jumpstart; Peer Mentor; Teens for Jeans Drive Founder; Food
Science Classes with City Kidz; Cornell University, Crew
Stephanie Daniels
University of North Florida | Major: Criminal Justice
Hometown: Gainesville, Florida
Activities: Collegiate Veterans Society, Treasurer; Bridge Scholarship
Veterans Advisory Board; Student Criminal Justice Association;
Guardian ad Litem Volunteer; United States Marine Corps Veteran
Dan Barton
Florida State College at Jacksonville | Major: Engineering
Hometown: Wallingford, Connecticut
Activities: Student Government Association Representative and Vice
President; Phi Theta Kappa; Information Technology Student Assistant;
United States Navy Veteran; Volunteering
Ally Capriotti
Jacksonville University | Major: Sociology
Joanna Darilus
Florida State College at Jacksonville | Major: Psychology/Social Work
Hometown: Haiti, Pernier
Activities: Student Government, President; Student Ambassador; French
Club; Youth Leader; Church Newspaper, Editor; Track Team; Big
Brothers Big Sisters; School Full Service Center and Library Volunteer;
Salvation Army; Dignity U Wear; Relay for Life; Phi Theta Kappa
Honorary Society
Activities: Delta Delta Delta; Student Alumni Association; Panhellenic
Council; Sociology Club; Green Key; Omicron Delta Kappa; Alpha
Kappa Delta; Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities
and Colleges; Dolphin Productions; Peer Tutor at JU Tutoring &
Learning Center; St. Jude Promoter
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CLASS OF 2014
L to R: C. Green, T. Davis, S. Hughes, A. Gross, L. Gould, B. Duckworth, B. Henry, J. Gordon
Tyra Davis
Andrew Gross
Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Beta Beta Beta Biology Honor
Society; Black Student Union; Student Alumni Association; Trio
Student Support Services; Communities in Schools Mentor; Breast
Cancer Walk; Domestic Violence Walk; Operation Christmas Tree;
Youth Leadership Jacksonville Class XX
Activities: Beta Theta Pi Fraternity; UGA Greek Board; Real Estate Society;
Order of the Greek Horsemen; National Association of Homebuilders;
Second Harvest Food Bank; Relay for Life
Jacksonville University | Major: Biology/Sociology
Blythe Duckworth
University of Florida | Major: Multimedia Communication (Master’s)
Hometown: Cincinnati, Ohio
Activities: Community Connections Volunteer; Peace Corps Volunteer;
ArtWorks for FreedomJAX; Community Connections; Delores Barr
Weaver Policy Center
Joshua Gordon
Georgetown University | Major: International Politics
Activities: Hi-Q; Science NHS; Staff Photographer, The Hoya;
Georgetown Roosevelt Policy Institute; Georgetown Youth Leaders
in Education; HandsOn Jacksonville; Youth Service Council; OneJax;
HabiJax; Youth Leadership Jacksonville Class XXII
Leigh Gould
University of North Florida | Major: Accounting and Finance
Hometown: Tallahassee, Florida
Activities: UNF Mock Trial Organization; Intramural Softball and
Volleyball; Delta Gamma Fraternity; Order of Omega; Jax USO Volunteer;
Spina Bifida of Jacksonville; Relay for Life
University of North Florida | Major: Business Administration (Master’s)
Hometown: Kingsland, Georgia
Brenda Henry
Edward Waters College | Major: Business Administration
Hometown: Savannah, Georgia
Activities: Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority; Business Student Association;
Sigma Beta Delta International Honor Society; Triple Threat Tiger Dolls
Marching Band; Clara White Mission; Buckle UP America; Domestic
Violence Seminars; Breast Cancer Awareness Project
Stephanie Hughes
Florida State College at Jacksonville | Major: Environmental Science, Ecology
Activities: Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society; Honors in Action Project; Kent
Campus Community Garden, President and Founder; Student Government
Association Ambassador; Florida Undergraduate Research Conference
Presenter; Florida Regional Honors Institute; Bicycle Safety Workshop; TEDx
FSCJ Moderator; Honors Academy; President’s List; Student Scholarships
Mentor; Our Fertile Earth, Research and Education Chair; Community
Volunteer; American Diabetes Association; Spina Bifida Christmas Party;
National Down Syndrome Society Buddy Walk; Jacksonville Bicycle Coalition;
Community Couriers of Jacksonville; Rails to Trails Conservancy; Community
First Saturdays; World Wildlife Fund; Duval County Food Summit, Presenter;
Duval Bike Olympics; Northeast Chapter of the Florida Nursery, Growers,
and Landscape Association; Civic Round Table of Jacksonville; Skids Bicycle
Association; Hogan’s Creek Clean-up
Curtis Green
Florida State College at Jacksonville | Major: Criminal Justice
Activities: JSO Explorer; Fraternal Order of Police and Police Athletic
League Volunteer
COLLEGIATE LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
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L to R: R. Muir, A. Myers, K. Jamall, C. Morrow, B. Millare, M. Maguire, S. Joost, C. Levins
Kalilah Jamall
Beverly Millare
Activities: Center of Community Based Learning, Amabassador; Osprey
Productions, Events Volunteer; Doctor Who University Special Interest
Club, President; Campus Life WOW Orientation Leadership; Ospreys
in Action Service Project; High School and Elementary School Mentor/
Tutor; Jacksonville Library Book Drive Volunteer; Community Connections
Internship; The Bridge of Northeast Florida, Enrichment Teacher
Activities: Biomedical Pre-Professional Society; Upsilon Eta Chapter, Phi
Theta Kappa Honor Society, VP of Service; National Science Fair, Judge;
UF Medical College Forum Volunteer; National Human Anatomy and
Physiology Conference; Math Tutor; Hospital Volunteer; Heart Walk;
Health and Wellness Coach; Workout Group Instructor; Andrew Gomez
Foundation Volunteer
University of North Florida | Major: Elementary Education
Stephanie Joost
University of North Florida | Major: Nursing
Activities: Family, Career and Community Leaders of America; Student
Philanthropy Council, Membership VP; National Spanish Honor Society;
International Student Association; Hospital Volunteer; JDRF Walk to Cure
Diabetes; Walk to End Alzheimer’s; VBS Teacher
Florida State College at Jacksonville | Major: Biomedical Science/Biology
Chris Morrow
University of South Florida | Major: Statistics (Pre-Med)
Hometown: Orange Park, Florida
Activities: Student Government Campaigner; Navigators; Phi Kappa
Tau Fraternity; Student Officials Association; National Honor Society,
Officer; St. Johns River Clean-up; Boy Scouts of America (Eagle Scout);
Various Community Service Projects
Clayton Levins
Jacksonville University/Princeton Theological Seminary
Major: Communications/Master’s of Divinity
Activities: College Journalism Intern; College Newspaper Editor; Baseball;
Student Athlete Advisory Council; Jacksonville University Student Alliance;
Green Key Honorary Leadership Society; Omicron Delta Kappa National
Leadership Honor Society; Lambda Pi Eta National Communications
Honor Society; Jewish National Fund Leadership Experience; Who’s
Who Among American Universities and Colleges; Church Intern, Student
Minister; Ministry Associate
Maggie Maguire
University of Florida | Major: Finance
Activities: Chi Omega Fraternity; Florida Business Leadership Society;
Golden Key International Honor Society; Delta Epsilon Iota Academic
Honor Society; National Society of Collegiate Scholars; General Electric
Finance Discovery Program; French Honors Society, VP; Student
Government, Senator; Eucharist Minister; French National Honor
Society; National Honor Society; St. Vincent de Paul Society; Fellowship
of Christian Athletes; Bob Maguire Blood Drive, Chairperson; Homeless
Shelter Volunteer; Hope Haven Center for Disabilities, Teaching Assistant;
Katie Caples Ride for Life
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Ryan Muir
University of Florida | Major: Industrial and Systems Engineering
Hometown: Fernandina Beach, Florida
Activities: Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity; Institute of Industrial Engineers;
National Honor Society
Ashley Myers
University of Florida | Major: Biology: Pre-Professional
Hometown: Dalton, Georgia
Activities: Best Buddies; Senior Women; Class VP; Young, Fierce and
Educated, President and Co-Founder; Medical Leaders of America,
Treasurer; National Honor Society, Varsity Softball; Youth Leadership
Jacksonville Class XXII; Hospital Volunteer; Spina Bifida Volunteer
CLASS OF 2014
L to R: M. Shank, M. Singleton-Towns, N. Sanders, M. Sanders, K. Qurku, C. Renard
Kristiana Qurku
Matthew Shank
Activities: Alpha Kappa Psi, Women in Accounting; National Society of
Collegiate Scholars; National Honor Society; Interact Club; Relay for
Life; Family Fun Fest; Ronald McDonald House
Activities: Phi Delta Theta Fraternity, President; Intra-Fraternity Council,
Treasurer and Secretary; Board of Trustees Buildings and Grounds
Committee, Student Representative; President’s Leadership Advisory
Council; Big Dolphin Mentor; Student Alumni Association, Social
Chairman; Student Ambassador; Walk for ALS; Various Fraternity
Community Service Projects
Florida State University | Major: Accounting and Finance
Cutler Renard
Davidson College | Major: Undecided
Activities: Student Body President; Student Government Association,
Senator; Speech and Debate Team, Captain; Youth Leadership
Jacksonville Class XXII
Myreka Sanders
University of North Florida | Major: Marketing, Economics
Jacksonville University | Major: Aviation Management
Hometown: Fruitland Park, Florida
Malaika Singleton-Towns
Hampton University | Major: Biology
Activities: Marching Band; Anchor Club; Science Club; National
Honor Society; Tri-M Honor Society; Spanish Honor Society; Youth
Leadership Jacksonville Class XXII; Student Government Association
Senator; NAACP; Biology Club; Pre-Medical Program; Honors
College; Durkeeville Historical Society Volunteer; Ritz Museum Intern
Activities: Student Ambassador; S.T.A.R. Certified; United Way,
Student Marketing Coordinator; Alpha Sigma Pi; Delta Omicron
Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa; Spanish and Latino Student Association,
Secretary; Student Newspaper, Writer and Graphics Designer;
Generation W Now Forum; Grocery Manufacturers’ Representatives/BiLow Holdings Fundraiser and Forum
Nekea Sanders
University of North Florida | Major: Master of Science, Criminal Justice
Activities: Chemistry Club, President; Marching Band, Twirler; Sigma
Alpha Pi National Society of Leadership and Success; Gamma Sigma
Epsilon Chemistry Honor Society; Beta Beta Beta National Biological
Honor Society; Dance Instructor
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L to R: H. Whiting, E. Wyse, J. Willis, K. Taylor, S. Van Cleve, I. Sugar, S. Wittlinger (D. Washington not pictured)
India Sugar
Hayden Whiting
Activities: Lacrosse, Manager; Student Ambassador; Student
Government Association, President; Second Harvest Food Bank; Walk
for Autism; Relay for Life; Homeless Volunteer; Journalist
Activities: Student Government; Student Ministries; Speech and
Debate; Volleyball; National Honor Society; Ambassadors Program; U.S.
Presidential Volunteer Award Recipient; Special Olympics; Food Bank;
Utilities Focus Fund Volunteer; AIDS Project Volunteer
Florida State College at Jacksonville | Major: Communications
Keith Taylor
Seattle Pacific University | Major: Business Administration
Hometown: Colorado Springs, Colorado
Jacksonville University
Major: Political Science/Aviation Operations and Flight Management
Hometown: Washington, D.C.
Joy Willis
Activities: Black Student Union; Jacksonville University Student
Alliance; Independent Colleges and Universities of Florida; Cultural
Diversity Appreciation Club; Political Science Society; National Society
of Leadership and Success; Intramural Coordinator; Clothing and Food
Drives; Autism Awareness Walk
Activities: National Collegiate Honor Society; Black Student Union;
National Council of Negro Women; Varsity and Club Soccer; Best
Buddies; Relay for Life; Dominican Republic Mission Trip Counselor;
Jack and Jill of America, Chapter President; MetroTown Institute;
McKenzie Wilson Foundation Club Member and Volunteer
Sally Van Cleve
Scott Wittlinger
Queens University of Charlotte | Major: International Studies/Spanish
Activities: International Club, President; Dominican Republic Club,
President; School and Club Soccer; Basketball, Captain; Charlotte
Rotaract Club; School Community Service Officer; Student
Government Association; Royal Ambassador; North Florida School of
Special Education Volunteer; Corner Street Ministry Volunteer; Pedscare
Community Hospice Teen Advisory Board, Secretary; Reading Program
Volunteer; Horse Sense and Sensitivity Volunteer
Deidra Washington
Florida A&M University | Major: Public Relations
Florida State University | Major: Biology/Pre-Med
University of Rochester | Major: Computer Science
Activities: Residence Hall Council; Rowing Team; Public Library
Volunteer; Rowing Camp Volunteer
Erin Wyse
University of North Florida | Major: Public Administration
Activities: Student Council; Yearbook; College Republicans; Fallen
Heroes Volunteer; Burn Camp Volunteer; Miracle League Volunteer;
Firefighter Charities; Hospital Volunteer
Activities: Student Government; The Famuan and Her Campus FAMU,
Correspondent and PR Director; Big Brothers Big Sisters Mentor; Oasis
Women and Children Center, Camp Volunteer
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CLASS OF 2014
Youth Leadership Jacksonville Class XXV
Initiated in 1989, Youth Leadership Jacksonville (YLJ) prepares
outstanding high school juniors to take their places as responsible, ethical
leaders committed to active community involvement. The year-long
program accepts approximately 56 students each year from accredited
participating high schools in Baker, Clay, Duval and St. Johns counties.
Through an ambitious schedule of retreats and focused full-day
programs, YLJ gives students a thorough grounding in the workings of
government, criminal justice, human services, diversity, arts and business
in Northeast Florida. Students have opportunities to interact with
leaders and learn methods and skills for addressing ongoing community
issues. Program goals: to develop mutual trust and respect with their
peers throughout the region, build community awareness, understand
contemporary issues and develop effective leadership styles.
School principals may submit up to six candidate applications each year.
Students apply in their sophomore year and are interviewed by teams
of Leadership Jacksonville alumni. Applicants demonstrate excellence
in a variety of ways including student government, academics, athletics,
the arts, youth organizations and community service. YLJ participants
are chosen with specific emphasis on creating classes that reflect a broad
cross section of the community in terms of gender, race, culture, schools,
neighborhoods and experiences.
Youth Leadership Jacksonville XXIII
Scholarship Recipients
Youth Leadership Jacksonville (YLJ) alumni are fortunate to have access to
a robust scholarship program that adds dimension to their YLJ experience.
Thanks to the Meninak Club of Jacksonville and The Community
Foundation for Northeast Florida, YLJ alumni have opportunities to
compete each year for six $5,000 scholarships to defray the cost of collegelevel education.
YOUTH LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE CALENDAR
Monday, May 5, 2014
Orientation
Sunday, August 17, 2014
Opening Dinner
Saturday, September 6, 2014
Opening Retreat
Getting the Big Picture
Thursday, September 18, 2014 One for All
Focus on Appreciating Differences
Thursday, October 16, 2014
Leading for a Lifetime
Focus on Government
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Inside the System
Focus on Criminal Justice System
Thursday, December 4, 2014
Are We Our Brothers’/Sisters’ Keeper?
Focus on Human Needs
Thursday, January 29, 2015
Everyday Creativity
Focus on the Arts
Thursday, February 19, 2015
Dollars & Sense
Focus on Business
Saturday, March 28, 2015
Closing Retreat/Graduation
L to R:
Alexis Brown
Savannah Goodman
Andri Kokoshi
•The Meninak Club of Jacksonville offers five scholarships annually
for YLJ high school senior alumni. Through the generosity of its
members, the organization has granted 90 scholarships to YLJ alumni
totaling $450,000 since 1997. Recipients from YLJ Class XXIII
include Alexis Brown, Stanton College Preparatory School/University
of Florida; Savannah Goodman, Douglas Anderson School of the
Arts/Duke University; Andri Kokoshi, Nease High School/Duke
University; Malcom McGee, Ribault High School/University of
Florida; Alexis Scardasis, Clay High School/University of Central
Florida.
•The Community Foundation for Northeast Florida administers
a scholarship established by Byon Morris, the foundation’s first
executive director and an enthusiastic supporter of programs that
benefit youth in our community. The recipient from YLJ Class XXIII
was Emanuel Griffin, Orange Park High School/University of Florida.
L to R:
Malcom McGee
Alexis Scardasis
L to R:
Joann Cohen, Vice
President of The
Community Foundation
for Northeast Florida
Emanuel Griffin
Leadership Jacksonville offers congratulations to these six outstanding
students and sincere appreciation to the Meninak Club and Community
Foundation for their generous support of our young alumni.
YOUTH LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE
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CLASS XXV ORGANIZATIONS KEY
AICE
AAU
CIT
ES
FBLA
FCA
FFA
FHS
HOBY
HOSA
Advanced International Certificate
of Education
Amateur Athletic Union
Counselor in Training
Elementary School
Future Business Leaders of America
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Future Farmers of America
French Honor Society
Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership
Health Occupation Students
of America
JBS
Joe Berg Society
JCA
Jewish Community Alliance
JCC
Jacksonville Children’s Chorus
JROTC Junior Reserve Officer
Training Corps
JSYO Jacksonville Symphony
Youth Orchestra
JV
Junior Varsity
LHS Latin Honor Society
MHS Math Honor Society
NAHS National Art Honor Society
National Honor Society
National Hispanic Honor Society
National Junior Honor Society
National Latin Honor Society
National Spanish Honor Society
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Spanish Honor Society
The PLAYERS Championship
United Synagogue Youth
John Aloszka
Megan Cannan
Helen Coutant
Atlantic Coast High School
Ponte Vedra High School
Orange Park High School
ACTIVITIES: School
Newspaper; Brain Brawl;
Tennis; Hospice Volunteer;
Hospital Volunteer
Aaron Anderson
Christ’s Church Academy
ACTIVITIES: Varsity
Football and Baseball;
Student Leadership
Institute; FCA; NHS;
Student Government;
League Baseball
D’Alesandro Barber
Andrew Jackson High School
ACTIVITIES: Community
Service at John Love
Elementary School TEAM
UP; English Academic
Scholar
ACTIVITIES: NHS; FBLA;
Academic World Quest; Mu
Alpha Theta; International
Business and Marketing
Academy; Assistant
Catechist; Young Life; Dance
Meklit Daniel
St. Joseph Academy
Stanton College Preparatory
School
ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading;
Student Council; Spanish
Club; Key Club; Prayer
Club; Sub Juniors;
Students for the Poor;
NHS; Dance; Sister Cities Summer Exchange;
Church Camp and Nursery Volunteer; Dying
with Dignity Volunteer
Kaci Cartwright
Darnell-Cookman High
School
ACTIVITIES: 3.0 Club;
Lacrosse; Girl Scouts
Providence School
ACTIVITIES: Musical
Theatre; Choir; Broadway
Buddies; Anchor Club;
International Thespian
Society; Hospital Volunteer;
Choral Fundraiser
ACTIVITIES: Band; Science
Fair; Girl Scouts; NHS;
Journalism; ES Reading
Program; Cure Search Walk;
Hospital Representative at Local Events
Chloe Carames
Hannah Beatty
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NHS
NHHS
NJHS
NLHS
NSHS
ROTC
SHS
TPC
USY
Gabriela Castello
Nease High School
ACTIVITIES: Tennis;
Running; Singing; Track;
Beach Clean-Up; Interact;
Church Activities
ACTIVITIES: Latin Club;
Girl Up; Science NHS;
NLHS; Stanton Medical
Society; H.U.G.G.S.
Mentor; Down Syndrome Association of
Jacksonville Volunteer; Museum Volunteer;
JSYO Violin
Buay Deng
Robert E. Lee High School
ACTIVITIES: Track and
Field; Cross Country;
Bible Club; Robotics Club;
Psychology Club
William Dietrich
Mandarin High School
ACTIVITIES: Wind
Ensemble; Student Council;
NAHS; JV Football;
Rowing Club; Altar Server;
JCA Volunteer
CLASS XXV
Laurie Dossous
Kevin Holzendorf
Jason Louis-Jacques
Clay High School
Bishop Kenny High School
Baldwin Middle-Senior
High School
ACTIVITIES: Book Club;
Geek Club; Academic Club;
Track and Field
ACTIVITIES: Tennis; Latin
Club; LHS; St. Vincent
de Paul; Zero In on
Prevention Club; Jack and
Jill of America; YMCA Volunteer; Altar Server
Bernesha Dothard
Terry Parker High School
ACTIVITIES: Navy JROTC;
Poetry Club; Brain
Brawl; Academic Team
Commander; TPC; J.P. Hall
Christmas Party Volunteer
Jacob Fetner
St. Johns Country Day School
ACTIVITIES: Golf;
Basketball; Baseball; Latin
Club; Green Team; Senior
Center Volunteer; Football
and Basketball Referee;
JCA Volunteer
Jack Gare
St. Johns Country Day School
ACTIVITIES: JV Basketball;
Varsity Tennis; Student
Council; Interact; Spanish
Club; Green Team;
Community Volunteer;
Mentor; ES Tutor
Yooree Ha
Cynthia Hund
St. Joseph Academy
ACTIVITIES: Varsity
Cheerleading and Tennis;
NHS; Anchor Club;
Spanish Club; Prayer Club;
Interact; Key Club; Students
for the Poor Club; Subjuniors Club; Church
Nursery Volunteer and Youth Ministry; Dining
With Dignity
Matthew Herman
The Bolles School
ACTIVITIES: LHS; Crew;
Basketball; Soles 4 Souls;
Leadership Council;
Character Committee; CIT
Volunteer; USY
Emmett Lynch
Paxon School for Advanced
Studies
ACTIVITIES: Cross Country;
Track; JV Basketball;
ROTC; Church Youth
Group
Catherine Maige
Jennings Jackson
ACTIVITIES: Anchor Club;
St. Vincent de Paul Society;
NHS; SHS; Science Club;
ACTIVITIES: Beta Club; SHS;
Student Council; Cross
FCA; Varsity Football and
Country; Tennis; Track and
Weightlifting; Gate River
Field; Pedscare Hospice Teen Advisory Board;
Run Volunteer; Relay for Life;
Children’s Clinic Volunteer; Jacksonville K-Life;
Elite Skills Academy
Church Volunteer
Ridgeview High School
Henry Johnson
The Bolles School
ACTIVITIES: Football; Track;
Crew; SHS; LHS; Summer
Camp Volunteer
Chase Jones
Fleming Island High School
Ponte Vedra High School
ACTIVITIES: NHS; Biotech
Club; Mu Alpha Theta;
NLHS; Hi-Q; JSYO
Concertmaster
ACTIVITIES: Marching and
Concert Bands; Scholarship
Club; Honors Program
ACTIVITIES: NHS; Mu
Alpha Theta; Math Team;
Symphonic Band; Eagle
Band One; Boy Scouts;
Food Pantry Volunteer
Benjamin Latinberg
School
ACTIVITIES: NLHS; Honor
Review Board; Medical
Society; Latin Club;
JBS; Mentor; Synagogue
Teaching Assistant; Pedscare Hospice Teen
Advisory Board
Eleanor Marshall
Keystone Heights High School
ACTIVITIES: NHS, Mu
Alpha Theta; Science NHS;
FHS; Varsity Soccer; Sports
Photographer; School
Newspaper Editor; Science
Fair; Church Mission Trip; Church Volunteer;
Senior Center Groundskeeper; Altar Server
Grace Michaels
Fleming Island High School
ACTIVITIES: Principal
Scholar; AICE Program;
Fleming Island Voices;
Thespian Society; Volleyball;
Gold Rush; Beach
Volleyball; Church Youth Group; ES Volunteer
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Eli Mizrahi
Ravi Patel
Olivia Printy
School
St. Joseph Academy
ACTIVITIES: Student
Council; HOSA;
Multicultural Club; USY;
AAU Basketball
Matthew Moore
Episcopal School of
Jacksonville
ACTIVITIES: Varsity
Basketball and Cross
Country; NHS; Honor
Council; JBS; Eagle
Ambassador; SHS; Mu Alpha Theta
ACTIVITIES: Cross
Country; Multicultural
Club; MHS; LHS; SHS;
Medical Club; HandsOn
Jax Volunteer; JBS; Hospital Volunteer; Running
Events Volunteer
Carmen Paulson
Terry Parker High School
ACTIVITIES: Marathon
Volunteer; Culinary
Activities
ACTIVITIES: NHS; Mu
Alpha Theta; Worship.Read.
Apply.Pray. Club; Varsity
Basketball and Soccer;
Angelwood; Club Soccer
Adam Prusiecki
The Bolles School
ACTIVITIES: Lacrosse;
Soccer; Band; Chorus;
Youth Against Cancer Club;
LHS; Boy Scouts; Young
Life; Club Lacrosse
Carson Roberts
Lucinda Napoli
Nease High School
ACTIVITIES: Cross Country;
Track; Yearbook; Hope
Therapy; Marathon High;
Dog Grooming Business
Owner
Lawrence Oakley
Episcopal School of
Jacksonville
ACTIVITIES: Cross
Country; Spanish Club;
Relay for Life; Track and
Field; NHS; HOBY; SHS;
Day Camp Volunteer; Church Youth Group
Elanee Otto
Christ’s Church Academy
ACTIVITIES: NJHS;
NHS; NAHS; Academic
Decathlon; Student
Government; Varsity
Soccer; Student Leadership
Institute; Students of Service Club; Club Soccer;
Club Soccer Coach; Special Olympics Volunteer
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Hasley Pitman
ACTIVITIES: Varsity and
JV Cheer; Varsity Softball;
St. Vincent de Paul Society;
SHS; NHS; Interact; March
for Life; Donna Marathon;
March of the Surviving Youth; Camp Fundraiser;
National Softball Association
Middleburg High School
ACTIVITIES: Drama Club,
Executive Club; Drama
Productions; Varsity
Cheerleading; NHS;
NSHS; BETA Club; Jeans
for Teens; YMCA Run; ES Festivals; Relay for
Life; Food Pantry; Autism Speaks; Children’s
Miracle Network
Dana Popky
Cepeda Robinson
Episcopal School of
Jacksonville
A. Philip Randolph High
School
ACTIVITIES: Vocal
Ensemble; NHS; NJHS;
NSHS; Tri-M Music
Honor Society; JCC; Emily
Aldridge Music Studio; Hiroko Sanford Piano
Company; Young Life; Camp Volunteer; Angels
for Allison; Relay for Life; Music for a Cause
Christopher Prattos
ACTIVITIES: St. Vincent de
Paul Society; Interact; Zip
Club; Toshiba Envirothon
Competition; NHS; SHS;
Cross Country; Track and
Field; Camp Volunteer; Hospital Intern; Sports
Events Volunteer
ACTIVITIES: Boy Scouts;
Police Explorers; Church
Youth Servant Leader
Kandi Robinson
Frank H. Peterson Academy
ACTIVITIES: Bible Club;
Teen Trend Setters; Clara
White Mission Volunteer;
Youth Ministry
Camellia Rogers
Baldwin Middle-Senior
High School
ACTIVITIES: Marching
Band; Winterguard; 4-H
Club
CLASS XXV
Brooke Sapolsky
Jacob Wiggins
Fletcher High School
ACTIVITIES: Varsity
Lacrosse; Marching Band;
Tri-M Music Honor
Society; USY
ACTIVITIES: Boy Scouts,
Eagle; Swim; Fishing Club;
SHS; Volunteer for Marker
32, North Beach Fish
Camp, Salvation Army,
Jocelyne Vasquez
Donna Marathon
Englewood High School
Shamara Wilburn
ACTIVITIES: Student
Council; Cross Country;
Girl Scouts; Relay for Life;
Earth Day; Riverside Arts
Market Volunteer
Darnell-Cookman High
School
ACTIVITIES: Club 3.0; Key
Club; Classics Club; JSYO;
Dandelion House Volunteer
Haley Weber
The Bolles School
ACTIVITIES: Sophomore
Leadership Team; Varsity
Softball; Chorus; Daniel
Volunteer
Brent Whiting
Nease High School
ACTIVITIES: Student
Council; Eyes Wide Open
Club; Spirit Club; Spanish
Club; NHHS; Varsity
Lacrosse and Golf; Crew;
Coach and Youth Assistant for Club Lacrosse
and Golf; St. Paws Volunteer; Community Focus
Fund Volunteer
Robert Williams
Amanda Winnicki
Douglas Anderson School of
the Arts
ACTIVITIES: Tri-M Music
Honor Society; Philosophy
Club; Piano; Theatre
Productions; Dance; Zoo
Teens; Community Theater; Church Volunteer
Casey Wood
Bishop Snyder High School
ACTIVITIES: Volleyball; St.
Vincent de Paul Society;
Agape Service Club;
Interact; Science NHS;
Camp Counselor; Church
Carnival; Food Drives; Ronald McDonald
House; Special Needs Patients Volunteer
Orange Park High School
ACTIVITIES: NHS;
International Thespian
Society; HOSA; Student
Council; Anchor Club;
Drama Club; Interact; Boy
Scouts; Ronald McDonald House; Donovin
Darius Foundation; Aquatics Camp Volunteer;
Senior Citizen Prom Volunteer
Lucas Wray
Fletcher High School
ACTIVITIES: Swimming;
Interact; Brain Brawl;
Newspaper Staff; AICE;
Special Olympics; TPC
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Leadership Jacksonville Donors
JULY 2013 – JUNE 2014
We gratefully acknowledge the following donors. If we inadvertently omitted any donors, please accept our apology.
Program Donors
Platinum Level ($10,000)
Clockwork Marketing Services, Inc.*
Diamond Level ($7,500)
Bank of America • Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra*
Gold Level ($5,000)
Peggy and J.F. Bryan Advised Fund • Drake Family Advised Fund • Fidelity National Financial
Florida Blue Foundation • JEA • The Christy Birong YLJ Endowment Fund
Silver Level ($2,500)
Acosta Sales and Marketing Company • Brooks Community Health • CSX Foundation • Fidelity Investments • Harden • Interline Brands, Inc.
Jacksonville Jaguars* • JAX Chamber* • Montgomery, Copley & Associates* • One Call Care Management • SunTrust Bank
University of North Florida* • Wells Fargo
Bronze Level ($1,500)
AT&T • Citadel Life & Health Insurance • Client Focused Media* • Randal H. Drew • Environmental Services, Inc. • Florida State College at Jacksonville*
Betty Petway • ruckus. advertising + public relations* • William Smith • The Scanlon Family Foundation • WJCT, Inc.*
Trustee Level ($500)
Bill Adams • Baptist Health* • Josh Becksmith • BroadBased Communications • Brown & Brown of Florida, Inc. • Scott Chamberlayne • Tim Cost
Toni Crawford • The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens* • Jill Langford Dame • Thomas Deppe • Cynthia Edelman • Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta*
Stephen Goldman • Dane Grey • Hendricks Avenue Baptist Church* • Michael Howland • Jacksonville Sharks* • Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office*
Jacksonville Suns* • Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens* • Debbie Johnson • Michael Killea • Gregory Kleffner • Jerry Mallot • William and Julie Mason
Mike Davidson Ford at Regency • MOCA Jacksonville* • Deborah Moore • Sherry Murray • Pamela D. Paul • Drew Prusiecki • George Scanlon • Darnell Smith
Isabelle Owen Spence • St. Vincent’s HealthCare* • Stankard/Browning Family Fund • Sulzbacher Center* • J. Frank Surface • Dorcas Tanner • Justin Terry
The Meninak Club of Jacksonville* • Thurston Roberts Charitable Trust • James H. Winston
Steward Level ($250)
Wade Barnes • Anna Brosche • Ben Davis • Nancy Edwards • EverBank* • Meg Folds • Linda Foley • Friday Musicale* • Vicki-Lynne Gloger
Lawrence Hamilton • Harris Guidi Rosner Dunlap & Rudolph, P.A. • Lisa Hayes • Charles Hedrick • Holmes Stamp and Sign* • Jacksonville Greyhound Racing
Todd Johnson • Coley Jones • Matthew Kane • Jan Hirabayashi • Chad Labenz • Jill Lawson • Jacksonville University Marine Science Research Institute*
Karen Mayfield • Hugh Middlebrooks • Barbara Moulding • Pamela Nelson • Jonathan Oliff • Donald Padgett • Davalu Parrish • Espie Patrinely • Ron Pellum
Chad Perce • Mary Rawlins • Janet Reagor • George Robbins • Clark Robertson • Rotary Club of San Marco • Tatiana Salvador • Barney Spann • Gregory Steele
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Leader Level ($75)
Dawn Adams • Patty Adeeb • John Anderson • Eleanor Ashby • Kamesh Aysola • Gordon Bailey • Martha Baker • Sandy Barata • Jacquelyn Bates
Ben C. Bishop III • Gary Blackall • Michael Boylan • Jan Brogdon • Crystal Broughan • Carolyn Broughton • Ellen Bushnell • Stephen Canty • Giselle Carson
Joan Carver • Belinda Casper • David Clark • James D. Clark • Irvin PeDro Cohen • Vilma Consuegra • Keli Coughlin • Paul Crum • CSX Transportation*
Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville* • Maria Coppola Cummins • Dianne Dawood • Aaron Deimling • Bill Dixon • Kirsten Doolittle • Jim Eaton
Lynne Elliott • Brenda Ezell • Bruce Ferguson • Mary Fisher • Nathaniel Ford • Tra’Chella Johnson Foy • Cindy Funkhouser • Steve Gilbert • Keith Goldfaden
Joe Grass • Mark Green • Gwen Griggs • Meredith Schmidt Guess • Chris Hand • Paola Parra Harris • Hank Haynes • Noah Henderson • Connie Hodges
Kim Holland • Tameka Gaines Holly • Elizabeth Hyman • Rollin Isbell • Jacksonville Public Education Fund* • Jacksonville Transportation Authority*
Jacksonville University* • Genni Jett • Mai Keisling • Holly Keris • Nancy Kilgo • Dana Kriznar • Edward Kuhl • Judy Lanier • Delores Lastinger
Fred “Fel” Lee • Meredith Lego • Joe Lemire • Linda Levin • Amy Lingren • Jack Logue • The Lord’s Foundation • Mike Maguire • Susan Main • Maria Mark
Brian Maughan • Pamela Maxwell • Paul McElroy • Jeremy Miller • Jack Morgan • Anthony Padgett • Katherine Para • Jack Parker • Stephen Parker
Jason Perry • John Peyton • Mary Alice Phelan • Don and Carol Pitman Charitable Fund • Susan Ponder-Stansel • Bert and Karen Pustay • Ellyn Raftery
Sue Register-Martin • James and Gloria Rinaman • Andrea Rizzi • John Rutherford • Michael Rutledge • Susan West Schantz • Rick Schart
Rebecca Schwam • Howard Serkin • Allison Korman Shelton • Karen Estella Smith • Heather Solanka • Theresa Stahlman • Walette Stanford
Valerie Stanley • Connie Stophel • Alissa Swota • Suzanne Taylor • Michael Wachholz • Cindy Watson • Macky Weaver • Sherrie Calvert Webb
Joan Weber • Sharon Wilburn • Gary Wilkinson • Linda Wilkinson • Ellen Williams • Daniel Wilson • Daniel Wolff III • Alton Yates
Supporter Level ($25)
Kristi Bageant-Epperson • Joyce Bizot • Susan Burns • Nancy Burrows • Kathleen Clower • Laura D’Alisera • Terri Florio • Holly Hammond • Elizabeth Head
Andrus Healy • Jimmy Holderfield • Judy Jacobson • Henry Johnson • Barbara Ketchum • Joy Korman • Jan Lipsky • Jennifer Marko • Karen Mathis • Lisa Moore
Greg Owens • Robin Patton • Susan Pelter • Shannon Perry • Susan Rodgers • Meg Scheu Sacks • Laine Silverfield • Julia Taylor • MaliVai Washington
Henrietta Watson • Dottie Wilson • Gwen Yates
A special ‘Thank You’ to the Leadership Jacksonville Class of 2014 for their class contribution of $14,255
Gifts in Honor
Hannah Arlinghaus, YLJ XXIV
Anita and Louis Arlinghaus
Jonathan Killea, YLJ XXIV
Michael Killea and Sandra Staudt-Killea
Emmanuel Stamatogiannakis, YLJ XXIV
Nicholas Stamatogiannakis
James Cooksey, YLJ XXIII
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Cooksey
Leadership Jacksonville 2012-2013 Board of Directors
Justin Terry
R. J. Cunio, YLJ XXIII
R. Jay Cunio, Jr. and Christine Hynes
Jacob Orender, YLJ XXIV
Donna and M.G. Orender
Marie Fazio, YLJ XXIV
Paul Fazio
Patricia Ryan, YLJ XXIV
Dan and Gail Ryan
Carol Howerton, YLJ XXIV
Julia Howard
Marni Sapolsky, YLJ XXIII
Jeffrey Sapolsky
Will Smith, LJ 2011, NLS IV
Linda Colsen
Christina Compere
James Craft
Melissa Doughan
Kevin Glennon
Catherine Neyhart
Mike Smirnoff
Brian Zoya
Gifts in Memory
Caldwell L. “Hank” Haynes, LJ 1986
Jill Langford Dame
Albert H. Wilkinson, Jr., Honorary Lifetime Member
The Staff of Leadership Jacksonville
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Celebration 2014 Sponsors
Gold Level ($5,000)
Baptist Health • Crawford Family Foundation • Florida Blue • David and Linda Stein • Times-Union Media*
Silver Level ($2,500)
Acosta Sales and Marketing Company • Bank of America • CSX Transportation • Encore Event Technologies* • EverBank
Fidelity National Financial • FIS Foundation • The Newport Group • Mr. and Mrs. Russell B. Newton, Jr. • One Call Care Management
Sandy and Steve Ramsey • Rayonier • RS&H, Inc. • VyStar Credit Union
Bronze Level ($1,500)
Advanced Disposal • Akerman LLP • Wade Barnes, M.D. • Barbara Drake Trading, LLC • BB&T • Beaver Street Foundation • bestbet Jacksonville
Citi+ • Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP • DuBow Family Foundation • Early Learning Coalition of Duval • Eartha M.M. White Charitable Fund
Ernst & Young LLP • Florida State College at Jacksonville • Foley & Lardner LLP • The GATE Foundation • Haskell • Ida M. Stevens Foundation
Jacksonville Jaguars • Jacksonville Port Authority • Jacksonville University • JAX Chamber • KPMG, LLP • Marks Gray, P.A. • Memorial Hospital
Patriot Transportation Holdings, Inc. • Publix Super Markets Charities • Regions Bank • Rock Creek Capital • St. Vincent’s HealthCare • Stein Mart, Inc.
Stellar Foundation • The Suddath Companies • TD Bank • Thurston Roberts Charitable Trust / Eleanor Ashby • UF CARES • UF Health Jacksonville
Wells Fargo • Women’s Giving Alliance • W.W. Gay Mechanical Contractor, Inc.
Trustee Level ($500)
Luther Coggin • Current Sherman Group, Merrill Lynch Wealth Management • Andrus Healy
Regency Centers Corporation • Peter Rummell • Robert T. Shircliff • Tom Coughlin Jay Fund
Steward Level ($250)
Fidelity Investments • The Fiorentino Group • Nathaniel Ford • Constance Phillips • Photage Designs* • George Robbins
LeaderLevel ($75)
Paul Astleford • Kimberly Barnes • Daniel Bean • Brennan, Manna & Diamond, P.L. • Sandra Brooks • Anna Brosche • Doug Coleman • Kymberly Cook
Maria Coppola Cummins • Daniel Memorial, Inc. • Ramon Day • Robert Franskousky • Cynthia Funkhouser • Steve Gilbert • James Gilmore • Tiffany Galvin Green
Gwen Griggs • Marcus Haile • Abel Harding • Robert Harmon • Deborah Gianoulis Heald • Noah Henderson • Hipps Group, Inc. • Mary Anne Jacobs
Ann Mackey • Carol Pitman • Tatiana Salvador • Susan West Schantz • Susan Slappey • Valerie Stanley • Karen Stern
University of North Florida Foundation, Inc. • Gary Wilkinson • Linda Wilkinson
Jacksonville Legacy Series Sponsors
ROBERT T. SHIRCLIFF
ruckus. advertising + public relations* • St. Vincent’s Foundation • WJCT, Inc.*
DELORES BARR WEAVER
ruckus. advertising + public relations* • WJCT, Inc.*
JAKE GODBOLD
Bailey Publishing • Martha Barrett • J.F. Bryan, IV • The Community Foundation for Northeast Florida • J.B. Coxwell Contracting, Inc.
Cynthia Edelman • GATE Petroleum Company • Paul Harden • Preston Haskell • Infinity Global Solutions • Jacksonville Association of Firefighters
Jacksonville F.O.P. Foundation • JAX Chamber • Teala Johnson • Audrey Moran • Pajcic & Pajcic • Mary Alice Phelan
Republic Services, Inc. • Ring Power • Ashley Smith Juarez • SouthPoint Suites, LLC • VHS Investments • W.W. Gay Mechanical Contractor, Inc.
Jack Webb • Tom Wills • James H. Winston • Joshua Woolsey
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* In-Kind Contribution
+ Cash and In-Kind Contribution
Volunteers 2013-2014
We appreciate the many volunteers who contributed their time to make our programs possible and successful.
If we mistakenly omitted your service, please accept our apologies and let us know by emailing adminassistant@leadershipjax.org.
2013-2014 Board of Directors
Stephen Goldman – President
Deborah Moore – President-Elect
Gregory Kleffner – Secretary/Treasurer
Justin Terry – Immediate Past President
Peggy Bryan
Scott Chamberlayne
Jennifer Chapman
Moody Chisholm
Vilma Consuegra
Broderick Green
Gwen Griggs
Charles Hedrick
Ia Morales Howard
Karen Mayfield
Maxine McBride
Mobeen Rathore
Clark Robertson
George Scanlon
William Smith
COMMITTEE VOLUNTEERS
Laurie Allen • Doug Coleman • Maria Coppola Cummins • Jim Crooks • Ramon Day • Lisa Hayes • Debbie Johnson • Tricia Ridgway Kapustka • Ed Kuhl
Kent Lindsey • Pepper Lindsey • Susan Masucci • David Miller • Deborah Moore • Pam Gerrish Nelson • Ron Pellum • Dick Pierpont • Chantelle Quick
Beth Robbins • Katie Ross • Baraz Samiian • Susan Walker • Janette Wilcox • Gary Wilkinson
NEW LEADERSHIP SUMMIT
Bill Brinton • J.F. Bryan IV • Tim Cost • John Delaney • Hugh Greene • Bill Gulliford • Deborah Gianoulis Heald • Andrus Healy • Sam Kouvaris • Sherry Magill
Jerry Mallot • Karen Mayfield • John Peyton • Marcelle Polednik • John Rutherford • George Scanlon • Julia Taylor • Justin Terry • Nikolai Vitti • Ben Warner
Youth Leadership Jacksonville
(S) SELECTION PROCESS; (P) PROGRAM VOLUNTEER
Kimberly Allen (P) • Marion Anderson (P) • Hannah Arlinghaus (S) • Aaron Badida (P) • George Ballas (P) • Jep Barbour (S) • Bryan Barker (P)• Renee Barlow (P)
Martha Barrett (P) • Lee Beger (S) • Rosa Beckett (P) • William H. Bishop (P) • Lori Boyer (P) • Greg Bradshaw (P) • Cyndie Brake (S,P) • Gary Brose (P)
Justin Brosseau (P) • Sol Brotman (P) • Tina Bullock (P) • Susan Burns (S) • Todd Busch (P) • Tammy Butler (S) • Paige Calvert (P) • Allie Cannan (S)
Tricia Cannan (P) • Vince Carver (P) • Scott Chamberlayne (S,P) • Moody Chisholm (P) • Nnenda Chuku (S) • Pate Clarson (P) • Jeff Clements (P) • Doug Coleman (S)
Maria Coppola Cummins (S,P) • Joyce Couch (S) • Angela Cox (P) • Emily Cramer (S) • Trey Csar (S) • Curt Cunkle (P) • Aaron Curtis (P) • John Daigle (P)
Lad Daniels (P) • Brian Davis (P) • Tracie Davis (P) • Bryan DeMaggio (P) • Holly Diz (P) • Al Emerick (P) • Jana Ertrachter (S) • Terri Florio (S,P) • Chris Folds (P)
Jim Folds (P) • Cindy Funkhouser (P) • Latasha Garrison-Fullwood (S) • Tiffany Galvin Green (S,P) • Evan Gibbs (P) • Leslie Goller (P) • Emanuel Griffin (P)
Bill Gulliford (P) • John Guy (P) • Rhea Harris (P) • Mary Harvey (P) • Lisa Hayes (S) • Janet Herrick (S) • Jon Heymann (P) • Coretta Hill (P) • Ann Carey Holt (P)
Lauren Hsu (P) • Charzetta James (P) • Debbie Johnson (S) • Jen Jones (P) • Warren Jones (P) • Tony Kamnikar (P) • Deborah Kaye (S) • Mai Keisling (P)
Nancy Kilgo (S,P) • Fel Lee (S) • Al Letson (P) • David Lian (P) • Joshua Lief (P) • Amy Lingren (S,P) • Jan Lipsky (P) • Jim Love (P) • Jerry Mallot (P)
Scott Massey (P) • Phil Mattox (P) • Eleanor Maxwell (S) • Jon May (P) • Kendra McCrary (S,P) • Scotty McGee (P) • Michael Miller (P) • Lisa Moore (S)
Jack Morgan (P) • J.P. Morgan (P) • Cheyenne Morman (S) • Jimmy Moss, Jr. (P) • Sherry Murray (P) • Nick Napoleon (S) • Jonathan Oliff (P) • Doug Orange (P)
Michael Ostrow (S) • Jessica Otto (P) • Ellie Padgett (P) • Steve Parker (S) • Sara Patton (P) • Aida Peters (P) • Connie Phillips (S,P) • Michael Phillips (P)
David Pierson (P) • Marcelle Polednik (P) • Kirby Powers (S) • Drew Prusiecki (S) • Stephen Ramsey (S,P) • Mobeen Rathore (P) • Kyle Reese (P) • Wayne Rieley (P)
Lisa Rinaman (P) • Andrea Rizzi (S,P) • LaTisha Roberts (P) • Clark Robertson (R) • Camila Rodriguez-Rohas (S) • Melissa Ross (P) • John Rutherford (P)
Michael Rutledge (S) • Joe Sampson (P) • Brian Schwam (P) • Rebecca Schwam (S) • Peggy Sidman (P) • Susie Slappey (P) • Ashley Smith-Juarez (S)
Heather Solanka (S,P) • Michael Spigel (P) • Shelley Taylor (P) • Lysa Telzer (P) • Randy Thornton (P) • Payson Tilden (P) • Neely Towe (P) • Sherrie Webb (S)
Eric Wesley (P) • Monica Whiting (S) • Chet Wilkinson (P) • Gary Wilkinson (S) • Linda Wilkinson (P) • Ellen Williams (P) • Sandra Williamson (P) • Blair Wygle (P)
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Collegiate Leadership Experience
Dawn Adams (S,P) • Bill Adams (P) • Melissa Adams (S) • Tony Allegretti (P) • Kamesh Aysola (S,P) • James Bailey, Jr. (P) • Bonnie Barnes (S,P)
Ashley Barr (P) • Martha Barrett (P) • Gail Beverage (P) • Larry Biess (P) • John Bottaro (S) • Jeff Bouchy (P) • Peter Blumeyer (P) • Mike Breen (P)
John Bryan (P) • Amy Buggle (P) • Greg Burton (P) • Paige Calvert (P) • Shauna Canty (S) • Bill Carroll (P) • Thomas Chiu (P) • Irvin PeDro Cohen (S,P)
Doug Coleman (P) • Michael Corrigan (P) • Trey Csar (P) • Frank Denton (P) • Holly Diz (P) • Patricia Dodson (P) • Leah Donelan (P) • Dawn Emerick (P)
Nichole Errington (P) • Tracy Evans (P) • Brent Fine (P) • Terri Florio (P) • Gary Flower (S) • Chris Folds (P) • Jim Folds (P) • Cindy Funkhouser (P)
Evan Gibbs (S,P) • Steve Gilbert (S) • Nathaniel Glover (P) • Alexis Gonzalez (P) • Barbara Goodman (P) • Jonathan Graessle (P) • Joe Grass (S)
Broderick Green (P) • Tiffany Galvin Green (S,P) • Meredith Guess (P) • Chris Hand (P) • Vanessa Harper (P) • Garold Harris (P) • Robert Harris (P) • Jane Hart (P)
Noah Henderson (P) • Janet Herrick (P) • Coretta Hill (P) • Tameka Gaines Holly (S,P) • Ia Morales Howard (P) • Cal Jackson (P) • Chad Johnson (P)
Debbie Johnson (S,P) • Teala Johnson (P) • Jen Jones (P) • Randall Kato (P) • Deb Kaye (S) • Dana Kriznar (P) • Celeste Krueger (P) • Fred Kusumato (P)
Kristina Kvasnok-Sidoti (P) • Angie Leatherbury (P) • Fel Lee (P) • Joe Lemire (S) • Linda Levin (P) • Susan Main (P) • Maria Mark (S) • Mary Marx (P)
Michael Mayo (P) • Karen Mayfield (P) • Kendra McCrary (P) • Bobby McCullough (S) • Carla McIntosh (P) • Hope McMath (P) • David Miller (P)
Scott Mitchell (P) • Suzanne Montgomery (P) • Deborah Moore (P) • Audrey Moran (P) • Richard Mullaney (P) • Sherry Murray (P) • Amanda Napolitano (P)
Shannon Nazworth (P) • Sichao Ni (P) • Jessica Otto (P) • Jackie Perry (P) • Michael Phillips (P) • Ju’Coby Pittman (P) • Kaitlin Ramirez (P) • Stephen Ramsey (P)
Mobeen Rathore (P) • Lawanda Ravoira (P) • Kyle Reese (P) • Andrea Rizzi (S,P) • Katie Ross (P) • Melissa Ross (P) • Crystal Roundtree (P) • Saswata Roy (P)
Nancy Rubin (P) • Rick Schart (S) • Travis Schryer (S) • Tonya Seigler (S) • Matthew Sidoti (P) • Erin Slappey (P) • Lauri-Ellen Smith (P) • Duane Smith (P)
Ashley Smith-Juarez (P) • Heather Solanka P) • Valerie Stanley (P) • Kathy Stark (P) • Eric Summa (P) • Alissa Swota (P) • Charlene Taylor-Hill (P) • Justin Terry (P)
Katherine Thomas (P) • Randy Thornton (P) • Carson Tranquille (P) • Kelly Turner (P) • Alan Verlander (P) • Nikolai Vitti (P) • Ben Warner (P) • Cindy Watson (S,P)
Eric Wesley (P) • Mike White (P) • Quinton White, Jr. (P) • Ellen Williams (P) • Jesse Wilson (P) • Wayne Wood (P) • Alton Yates (P)
Leadership Jacksonville Adult Program
Patty Adeeb (S) • Graham Allen (P) • Laurie Allen (S) • David Altig (P) • Greg Anderson (P) • Shawn Ashley (P) • Laura Bailet (P) • Bonnie Barnes (S)
Wade Barnes (S,P) • Sarah Bohr (S) • John Bottaro (S) • Michael Boylan (P) • Bill Brinton (P) • Nancy Broner (P) • Gary Brose (S) • Crystal Broughan (S)
Mickee Brown (P) • J.F. Bryan IV (P) • John Bryan (P) • Peggy Bryan (P) • Rogers Cain (P) • Ted Carter (P) • Jennifer Chapman (S) • Jennifer Chase (P)
David Clark (S) • Michael Cochran (P) • Doug Coleman (S) • Alex Coley (P) • Jane Condon (P) • Mallory Cooper (P) • Bill Copley (P) • Angela Corey (P)
Jacquelyn Cornelius (P) • Nancy Coughlin (P) • Amy Crane (S) • Jim Crooks (P) • Trey Csar (P) • Maria Coppola Cummins (S) • Larry Daniel (P) • Barbara Darby (P)
Kelly DeGance (S) • Janice Donaldson (P) • Barbara Drake (S,P) • Jim Draper (P) • Jana Ertrachter (P) • Chuck Fisette (P) • Sarah Crooks Flaire (P)
Terry Florio (S) • Gary Flower (S, P) • Linda Foley (P) • Nathaniel Ford (P) • Terri Foreman (P) • Crystal Freed (S) • Manley Fuller (P) • Bruce Ganger (P)
Kevin Gay (P) • Patrick Geraghty (P) • Dawn Gilman (P) • David Girard (P) • Stephen Goldman (P) • Barbara Goodman (P) • Art Graham (S) • Broderick Green (P)
Hugh Greene (P) • Jackie Gunning (P) • Richard Hamann (P) • Maria Hane (S,P) • Paola Parra Harris (S) • Bob Hawkins (S) • Lisa Hayes (S)
Deborah Gianoulis Heald (P) • Charles Hedrick (S) • Pete Helow (P) • Noah Henderson (P) • Bryan Hensley (P) • Janet Herrick (P) • Shawn Hiester (P)
Maggie Hightower (S) • Coretta Hill (P) • Alberta Hipps (P) • Connie Hodges (P) • Jimmy Holderfield (P) • Mac Holley (P) • Michael Howland (P) • Marc Hudson (P)
Kimberly Hyatt (P) • Shikha Iyengar (P) • Cal Jackson (P) • Helen Jackson (S,P) • Jennifer Jerome (P) • Genni Jett (S) • Mia Jones (P) • Sharon Juhasz (S)
Trish Kapustka (S) • Deb Kaye (S) • Howard Kelley (P) • Nancy Kilgo (S) • Joy Korman (S) • Dinah Kossoff (S) • Jill Lawson (S) • Michelle Leak (P) • Fel Lee (P)
Al Letson (P) • Amy Lingren (S) • Jan Lipsky (S) • Dawn Lockhart (P) • Jack Logue (P) • Charlotte Mabry (P) • Jerry Mallot (P) • Denise Manzullo (P)
Jennifer Marko (S) • William Mason (P) • Karen Mayfield (S,P) • Jason McDonald (P) • Snowden McFall (S) • Bruce McIntosh (P) • Hope McMath (S,P)
Trina Medarev (S) • Mark Middlebrook (P) • Michael Miller (S) • Suzanne Montgomery (P) • Candace Moody (P) • Debbie Moore (P) • Deborah Moore (P)
Lisa Moore (P) • Donald Moran (P) • John Moran (P) • Tammy Morris (P) • Melissa Nelson (P) • Pam Gerrish Nelson (S) • Chris Oakley (P) • Mary Kay O’Rourke (S)
Janet Owens (P) • Gail Patin (S) • Carl Patten (P) • Espie Patrinely (S) • Melanie Patz (P) • Charles Payne (P) • Susan Pelter (S) • Jim Penrod (P) • Jackie Perry (P)
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