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The Johnson School 

Annual Report 2007–2008 

THE JOHNSON SCHOOL ANNUAL REPORT 2007–08 

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Contents 

Message from the Dean 1 

Faculty Support 2 

Fellowships and Scholarships 5 

The Johnson School Annual Fund 8 

Estate Planning 10 

Corporate Donors 12 

Alumni Award Winners 13 

Intellect, Ambition, Passion 14 

Teaching Awards 16 

Johnson School Highlights 18 

Message from the 

Annual Fund Chair 20 

Financial Review 21 

Donor Lists 24 

Visiting Executive Program 58

Message from the Dean 

As the Anne and Elmer Lindseth Dean of the Johnson School, I’m delighted 

to report that we have had a terrific year. We’ve made great progress in 

several areas, further strengthening the qualities that make the Johnson 

School unique. 

Faculty and staff. Over the past year we have added many new faculty and 

staff members, building our capability in many academic areas and key staff 

positions. Several of our current faculty won major awards for their research 

and teaching. Overall, I am very proud of our faculty and staff, and we will 

continue to improve. 

Executive MBA programs. We began our first Executive MBA program 

in 1999 with 32 students. This summer, based on a record number of 

applications, we welcomed 66 outstanding students to our New York City 

area program and 105 outstanding students to our Cornell-Queen’s Executive 

MBA Program, offered in partnership with Queen’s University in Canada. 

These programs help us to reach senior executives working in many 

businesses across North America. 

Resident students’ “3 Cs” 

Curriculum. Hiring new faculty members enabled us to offer 15 new elective courses. In a very 

successful, inaugural capstone event, the “Personal Success Program,” we offered graduating 

students an opportunity to network with our school’s Advisory Council and to prepare for their 

careers as leaders. 

Community. A strong community is a hallmark of the Johnson School. To maintain and build this 

community, we initiated “Sage Socials” every Thursday during the semester and built on traditions 

at the school. Many current students met with over 400 alumni, families, and friends during 

Reunion 2008. 

Careers. We want to ensure that each of our students gets the employment offer that is right for 

them. This year, we created new positions in the Career Management Center for industry experts in 

marketing, finance, and consulting. In June, we gave newly admitted students a head start on their 

career research by offering career panels in these three areas. This spring, I wrote to alumni asking 

for assistance, and we received over 100 job leads for our students. In addition, staff made calls 

soliciting job postings and interviews with many new companies. 

Looking ahead. In the coming year, we will continue to modify the curriculum in all programs and 

to hire outstanding new faculty and staff. We are building more capability in our Center for Global 

Sustainable Enterprise and Entrepreneurship@Johnson (both closely connected with related efforts 

across Cornell University), in global business, and in our Parker Center for Investment Research. 

We have several high-profile speakers already lined up for 2008–09, including Sprint Nextel CEO 

Daniel Hesse, MBA ’77, Deloitte CEO Barry Salzberg, and Johnson & Johnson CEO Bill Weldon. 

This spring, I began gathering ideas from alumni, faculty, staff, students, and corporate partners to 

look at ways in which we’ll build and change as we form our new strategic plan. 

Exciting events and changes are under way—stay tuned, and stay in touch! 

Sincerely, 

L. Joseph Thomas 

Dean 


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Faculty Support: 

Reaping the rewards of MBA enthusiasm 


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Robert Andolina, MBA ’86, 

spent 19 years in the equities 

business with Donaldson, Lufkin 

& Jenrette and then Lehman 

Brothers, living in New York 

City, San Francisco, Los Angeles, 

London, and Frankfurt. But 

when he retired in 2005, he and 

his family decided to settle in 

Ithaca, NY, largely because of 

its unique attractions and what 

Cornell brings to the community. 

“You look at the university with 

all its depth, the vibrant business community stemming 

from commercialization of the university’s research, the 

beauty of the area—there’s surely something interesting to 

get involved in, and for me it happened to be teaching,” says 

Andolina. 

“People here bring an enormous amount 

of personal commitment to the table with 

the noble motive of delivering the highest 

quality educational experience possible.” 

He sees his position as a visiting senior lecturer of finance 

as a logical extension of his career. Andolina teaches a 

practicum called Capital Markets and Asset Management, 

drawing on his own experience and that of guest speakers 

to paint a broad picture of Wall Street and the asset 

management industry. He’s impressed with the school’s 

dedication to providing a high-quality education. 

“In the business world, we all try to get things right with 

profit as our motive,” says Andolina. “These people—the 

faculty, the administration, the advisory council—bring an 

enormous amount of personal commitment to the table with 

the noble motive of delivering the highest-quality educational 

experience possible. The gravity they place on that goal, the 

way they work together, and the energy they bring to the 

process, is really refreshing.” 

Eight years ago Melissa Thomas- 

Hunt was happily ensconced 

on the faculty at Washington 

University when Elizabeth 

“Beta” Mannix, whom she got 

to know as a PhD candidate at 

Northwestern’s Kellogg School, 

contacted her. Mannix had just 

started teaching at the Johnson 

School and loved it, and she 

urged Thomas-Hunt to consider 

coming to Cornell. 

“I came out and gave a talk, and realized that if they 

extended an offer to me, I couldn’t imagine saying no,” 

Thomas-Hunt says. “It was an ideal mix of colleagues who 

appreciated behavioral work, who could comment on my 

work, and who I could collaborate with, and I had heard 

wonderful things about the MBA students.” 

An associate professor of management and organizations, 

one of Thomas-Hunt’s research interests is the contribution 

of expertise in diverse groups, such as project teams. 

Individuals are typically hired because they have knowledge 

or skills that the organization needs to leverage, she says, 

but team members may make false assumptions about their 

abilities based on characteristics that signal their status 

within the organization or society. 

“Consequently, when an individual tries to contribute useful 

information it may not get picked up and integrated by the 

team, and that has a detrimental impact on performance,” 

Thomas-Hunt explains. “I try to understand systematically 

what characteristics get in the way, and what organizations 

can do to maximize their use of knowledge that members 

have.” 

Thomas-Hunt loves the enthusiasm of Johnson School 

MBAs. “They are bright, engaging; they want to make a 

contribution. They come not only with a wish to become 

better managers and leaders, but to really engage with the 

entire community.”

As a student at the Johnson 

School, Gideon Saar, PhD ’00, 

fell in love with Cornell and the 

surrounding community. So 

when he was invited to come 

back to Ithaca to teach, Saar was 

happy to accept. 

“The Johnson School has a 

unique environment,” he says. 

“You have top researchers, 

excellent students, and a 

beautiful setting, which I love. 

For me, that’s a winning combination.” 

Saar, an associate professor of finance, is interested in 

market microstructure and behavioral finance. “One of the 

key characteristics of market microstructure research is 

that we recognize that the actions of each investor are the 

building blocks that create everything we observe: prices, 

how stocks evolve, how much volatility there is, liquidity in 

the market, informational efficiency—everything,” he says. 

“My interest in behavioral finance stems from a similar 

belief—that there are patterns in prices and trading that we 

don’t fully understand when we look from a distance, and 

one way to find out what’s behind those patterns is to observe 

the behavior of particular groups of investors.” 

“The Johnson School has a unique 

environment: top researchers, excellent 

students, and a beautiful setting. That’s a 

winning combination.” 

Saar spent a year as a visiting research economist for 

the New York Stock Exchange, which provided ample 

opportunity to observe players and trading mechanisms 

there. “It also impressed on me the importance of 

institutional arrangements and other constraints, and how 

they shape markets,” he says. “When I teach, I stress the 

importance of institutional detail in addition to analytical 

finance, so students come out prepared to deal with the 

complexity of the world of finance.” 

Mark Zurack first came to the 

Johnson School as a student, 

acquiring an MBA in 1980. Then 

followed 18 years with Goldman 

Sachs, starting and running 

the Equity Derivatives Research 

Group in North America and 

Asia. When he retired in 2001, 

he turned to teaching, and is 

now a visiting lecturer in finance 

at the Johnson School. 

“It seemed like a logical career 

progression: to go to school, work, develop a certain level of 

expertise and industry knowledge, then go back and teach 

people who want to do what you used to do,” says Zurack. 

His course, called Equity Derivatives and Related Products, 

focuses on how those products are structured, valued, and 

used by investors globally. Asked how his previous career 

influences his teaching, Zurack says emphatically, “It is my 

teaching. I basically have taken a section of the capital market 

that I interacted with for close to 20 years and turned it into 

a class. And I do it in a way that is analytical enough to have 

academic rigor but at the same time practical enough so that 

people who take the class can go into the industry knowing 

exactly the relevance of what I’m teaching.” 

Zurack also teaches at Columbia’s business school, and flies 

into Ithaca once a week for his class. “No one will tell you 

commuting from New York is fun,” he jokes, but “it’s a lot 

easier than my old job. The Johnson School is helpful; I’ve 

had good TAs, and good faculty support. It’s a disadvantage 

when they cancel my flight. But I enjoy teaching, and I like 

being part of the university. If I didn’t, I wouldn’t do it.” 


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The Baron Professorship of Management 


Rosalyn (Roz) Zalutsky Baron ’53, vice presidentinvestments 

at UBS Financial Services, Inc., was the 

second woman to register with the New York Stock 

Exchange. Her husband, Philip Baron, is a professor 

emeritus of business policy at Iona College. 

Endowing a chair at the Johnson School is a logical 

extension of their professional interests. 

A phenomenally active student—she was a 

reporter for the Cornell Daily Sun and belonged to 

Alpha Epsilon Phi, among other things—Roz is 

still involved as a member of the Cornell Council, 

the Cornell Club-New York, and chair of her 45th 

Reunion. She is also past president of the Cornell 

Alumnae Association of New York City and the 

Hillel Alumnae Board. Both of the couple’s sons are 

Cornell graduates: Barry and Stuart are Class of ’78 

and ’82, respectively. 

Roz’s dedication to Cornell is based in part on the 

intellectual and social opportunities she found here, 

but also because she says her Cornell education 

“opened doors on Wall Street for me.” Jack Dreyfus 

hired her right out of college. “Nobody else was hiring 

women on Wall Street then unless you wanted to be a 

secretary, but one of his partners went to Cornell, so he knew 

the value of a Cornell education.” 

The Dr. Philip and Rosalyn Baron Professorship of 

Management will focus on financial history, the history of 

financial markets, and business strategy. “It’s important for 

Cornell to continue to provide a very high-quality graduatelevel 

education, particularly in business,” says Philip. “To 

be liberally educated, a person really should have some 

understanding of the role that financial institutions play in 

American life. It’s important to strengthen Cornell’s ability to 

provide such knowledge.” 

“To be liberally educated, a person really 

should have some understanding of the role 

that financial institutions play in American 

life. It’s important to strengthen Cornell’s 

ability to provide such knowledge.” 

—Philip Baron 

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Fellowships and Scholarships: 

Putting excellence within reach 

Giving Back to Community Through the Hunt 

Fellowship 

When Rodney P. Hunt thinks of 

Cornell, he remembers trudging 

up the notorious Buffalo Street 

hill to campus. “I’d never been 

to a place so cold.” 

Hunt returned to Cornell in 

October 2007 to speak at the 

annual Black Graduate Business 

Association Symposium. As a 

successful business owner and 

head of a foundation dedicated 

to improving the lives of 

disadvantaged children, he’d 

put those cold uphill climbs into perspective. “I likened it 

to the struggles you go through and the things you later 

appreciate,” Hunt says, “and one of those things was the 

beautiful environment. And the climate. And the people at 

Cornell.” 

“Through the Hunt Family Foundation, 

we’re blessed to give back to the community, 

and never forget where we came from.” 

—Rodney Hunt 

The students especially moved him. “I saw a lot of young 

minority men and women who, if given the opportunity, 

could go as far as me or even farther.” At the end of the 

symposium, Hunt announced that the Rodney P. Hunt 

Family Foundation would establish a fellowship for Johnson 

School students who have demonstrated success despite 

economic hardship. 

The first Hunt Fellow is Lawrence 

Watkins, who was in the audience 

when the announcement was made. 

“I actually said to the person sitting 

next to me, ‘Wow, I wish I was coming 

to Cornell.” At the time, Watkins was 

preparing to go to Duke University, 

which had offered him a generous 

financial aid package. “When I found 

out I received the Hunt Fellowship, 

it was a no-brainer to attend Cornell 

instead of Duke,” he says. “The Hunt 

Fellowship is what brought me here. Mr. Hunt is someone I 

aspire to be like. He’s someone I respect.” 

“The mission of the Hunt Family Foundation is to develop 

the whole child—to feel we’re blessed, to give back to the 

community, and never forget where we came from,” says 

Hunt. “That announcement was based in a lot of faith 

and confidence in the university, the curriculum, and the 

students. I want them to recognize that they, too, are blessed, 

and make the most of it.” 


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Fellowships and Scholarships 

Tanenbaum Scholarship Reflects Cornellians’ Pride 


The late Robert M. Tanenbaum ’54, MBA ’55, and his wife, 

Carol Colby Tanenbaum, were very aware of the enormous 

difference a scholarship can make to a student. “Without a 

scholarship, school would have been impossible for me, and 

more difficult for him,” says Carol. The Robert M. and Carol 

Colby Tanenbaum Scholarship “was our way of offering 

similar opportunities to other students.” 

One recipient is Candace Davies ’00, MBA ’06, who has 

found in Tanenbaum a friend and mentor who shares her 

interests in travel, theater, and philanthropy. “Carol has been 

the perfect donor match for me,” says Davies. “She is so well 

traveled and philanthropic, and I enjoy getting together with 

her.” 

Davies attributes her readiness to take up a challenging 

career to her undergraduate and graduate experiences 

at Cornell. She found a strong network of Cornellians at 

Goldman Sachs, where she now works as a private wealth 

advisor. And she is very grateful for the support she received 

as a student. 

“I can directly relate my happiness today with where I am in 

my career to receiving the Tanenbaum Scholarship,” Davies 

says. “Without it, I never would’ve had the opportunity to 

participate in the program like I did at the Johnson School 

and would not be where I am.” 

“Meeting Candace, and receiving letters from our Cornell 

scholarship students, is a very satisfying experience,” Carol 

says. “It was always our hope that they would, in turn, 

contribute to their school. So far, Candace and the others 

have ‘given back’ far more than we ever expected.” 

Carol says her husband “had a great and enduring love for 

Cornell. He was intensely proud of being a Cornellian and of 

being a graduate of the Johnson School. I’m grateful that I 

can, in some small way, make it possible for others to share 

in what meant so much to him.” 

“It was always our hope that the 

scholarship students would, in turn, 

contribute to their school. So far, Candace 

and the others have ‘given back’ far more 

than we ever expected.” 

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Class of 2004 Gift Creates Scholarship 

Class of 2004 co-vice presidents Christian Rhodes and David 

Titus polled their classmates before deciding what form their 

class gift would take. The class voted to create a scholarship 

that reflected the student population at the Johnson School, 

in all its diversity. “We’ve given the admissions office 

discretion to hand out the scholarship as they see fit to help 

build the class,” says Rhodes. “Our only requirement is that 

over time, the students awarded represent both domestic and 

international students. 

“We didn’t want to restrict the scholarship to students 

from a particular region, job category, race, or gender,” he 

adds. “When the decision is made about who will receive the 

scholarship, we want to make sure we give the admissions 

office the opportunity to award it to a broad cross section of 

students.” 

Rhodes, who works in supply-chain management for 

Deloitte Consulting, LLP, in Philadelphia, has benefited 

personally from his own experiences as part of a diverse mix 

of students. “My time at the Johnson School has broadened 

my thinking and given me confidence,” he says. “I think 

more globally now than ever before. I think this is a result of 

the great friends that I’ve met at the school during my two 

years. 

“As a native of Central New York, I have always thought 

about attending Cornell,” Rhodes says. “Cornell and the 

Johnson School will always be a part of my life.” 


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The Johnson School Annual Fund: 

Building lasting value 


Investing in the Very Best 

From a 20-year stint with 

Procter and Gamble to Internet 

marketing, with terms as 

president of Dr. Pepper Co. 

and Fidelity Investments, as 

CEO of Schenley Industries, 

and managing partner of Host 

Communications in between, 

Chuck Jarvie ’58, MBA ’59, has 

enjoyed a successful and varied 

career. Now a partner in Beta 

Capital Group, LLC, a private 

equity firm in Dallas, Texas, 

Jarvie recalls his years at the 

then-new business school at 

Cornell. 

“I was privileged to be in 

with some very bright students and really good professors,” 

Jarvie says. “Hal Bierman was terrific. So were Gilmore 

“At Cornell I learned how to approach 

problems and identify and work with 

good people. There’s no substitute for good 

people.” 

and Nielsen. Hal taught me that I should never go into 

accounting—for the good of the profession. But Rex Peterson 

was one of his best students, and I teamed up with Rex for 

many years.” This typified Jarvie’s experience at Cornell: “I 

learned how to approach problems and identify and work 

with good people. There’s no substitute for good people.” 

Jarvie puts that belief into practice by designating his 

gifts to the Johnson School for activities that strengthen its 

chances of recruiting the best students. 

“If you get the top people in, and you give them a good 

education, they’re going to have the most success,” he says, 

“and those alumni will contribute the most in terms of 

time and money. It’s a circular process not always widely 

understood.” 

EMBA Class of ’08 Gift Supports 

Annual Fund 

The EMBA Class of ’08 directed its 

gift to the Annual Fund because “the 

things the Annual Fund does are 

really the things that make the school 

work,” says class president Shaown 

Nandi ’97, MBA ’08. Case in point: 

The school used money from the 

Annual Fund to put automated 

defibrillators around Sage Hall. 

When one of Nandi’s classmates 

had a cardiac event in the atrium, 

a Johnson School staff member was able to use a nearby 

defibrillator to save his life. 

The event was especially meaningful to the Class of ’08, 

which Nandi calls “incredibly tight-knit. EMBA students take 

every class together; we room together when we’re at IBM 

Palisades and the Statler so we really bonded socially. We just 

had a barbecue that people flew in and drove hours to attend. 

“The things the Annual Fund does are 

really the things that make the school work.” 

Sixty out of 64 of us attended graduation, and we had 100 

percent participation in the class gift.” 

Nandi, who graduated high school at 16, is unabashedly 

dedicated to his alma mater. “I grew up at Cornell,” he says, 

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and he helped translate that love into activities for his EMBA 

class when they studied on campus, including walking tours 

and hockey games. It seems to have worked. “A lot of our 

class was very excited to stay connected with Cornell after 

they graduated,” says Nandi. “I still get questions like, ‘How 

do I keep my Cornell e-mail address?’ and ‘What’s up with 

the Cornell Club?’” He also attributes this to the special 

circumstances of the EMBA student: “We’re in the middle of 

our careers. We’re going to school while working full time. 

We can see the benefits of the program the next day at work.” 

Gifts that Enhance Opportunities 

When Duncan D. Russell ’71, 

MBA ’73, was asked to become 

national chair of the Johnson 

School’s Annual Fund, he had 

just completed his assignment as 

reunion chair for the MBA Class 

of ’73. “It was a heartwarming 

experience, reaching out to 

alums, some of whom I hadn’t 

talked to in many years,” he 

says. “I had excellent support 

working with the alumni office. 

They provided historical data, 

assistance with mailings, alumni 

contacts, and they were eager 

to try new things.” Buoyed by that success, Russell agreed 

to take on this new challenge. “I’ve had a few ideas for 

enhancing national fundraising, some garnered from the 

success of the Class of ’73 campaign. So I said yes.” 

As reunion chair, Russell made a significant gift to the 

Annual Fund and challenged his classmates to match it. The 

Annual Fund “gives the dean flexibility. It’s an important 

leg of the financial base that the school depends on,” says 

Russell. “To the extent that we can expand Annual Fund 

support, it will enhance opportunities at the Johnson School 

and better position the school to compete for top faculty and 

students nationally and globally.” 

Russell, whose bachelor’s degree is in mechanical 

engineering, calls his overall experience as a Cornell student 

“very formative. My undergraduate studies helped develop 

me from a technical and an analytical standpoint, and the 

business school provided me with a well-rounded degree in 

accounting, finance, and marketing. Cornell provided the 

foundation for my success in business. My interest now 

is in giving back to the school so that others can share an 

outstanding educational experience.” 

“The Annual Fund will … better position 

the school to compete for top faculty and 

students nationally and globally.” 


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Estate Planning: 

Investing in the endowment 


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Bell Fund Supports Dean’s 

Initiatives 

As chairman of a small family 

business, Bell-Memphis, Inc., 

Roy E. Bell Jr., MBA ’50, is well 

aware of how opportunities 

and challenges can arise that 

incur expenses outside an 

organization’s budget. So, he 

established the Roy E. Bell Jr. 

Dean’s Discretionary Fund 

to give the Johnson School 

dean the flexibility to support 

activities that will benefit the 

school. In this way, Bell is able 

to support the school’s efforts 

to recruit the best faculty and 

students and fund research and 

programs that will enhance the 

quality of education there. 

The Bell Fund is dedicated to the memory of Paul 

O’Leary, the founding dean of the Johnson School. “He 

was a longtime faculty member who had been interested 

in the idea of starting a graduate school in business for a 

number of years,” says Bell, “With President [Edmund] 

Day’s encouragement, O’Leary was able to put together 

this program and recruit an outstanding faculty from the 

beginning.” 

Bell is especially pleased with the instrument used to create 

the fund: a charitable gift annuity. “Another reason for doing 

the gift is the income for life for me and my wife, which is 

good as we live longer these days,” says Bell. “The rate of 

return stacks up well with optional annuity investments. And 

because it’s a charitable classification, there are significant 

deductions on your income tax. I felt it was an opportunity 

not only to do something for the Johnson School, but for my 

wife and myself and our financial planning.” 

An “Elegant Solution” to Giving 

The IRS recently granted Cornell 

University permission to invest 

charitable remainder trusts in 

its endowment, currently valued 

at over $5.3 billion. Jack Neafsey 

’62, MBA ’63, was among the 

first alumni to take advantage of 

this new option, which he calls 

“a very elegant solution” to the 

question of how to give to the 

university. 

“There are many of us who 

worked for several different 

companies and ended our careers in a very satisfactory 

position, but perhaps did not have a pension,” Neafsey 

explains. “The endowment strategy is extraordinarily helpful 

in that it ensures that there will be a rather robust lifetime 

income, not just for me but for my wife, and she doesn’t have 

“It’s always been my intention that my 

money would go to Cornell at the end of the 

day. This is a nice interim step.” 

to worry about how it’s going to be invested or who’s going 

to do it. She’ll receive a stream of funds coming from Cornell 

that she can depend on.” 

In addition, “it’s a chance to avail myself of investment 

returns that as an individual investor I don’t have access to— 

the hedge fund world, the real estate world,” says Neafsey, 

who is president of JN Associates, an investment consulting 

firm in Norwalk, Conn. “It’s always been my intention that

my money would go to Cornell at the end of the day. This is a 

nice interim step.” 

Neafsey has been generous with time as well as gifts, 

serving on the Board of Trustees and the Johnson 

School’s advisory council. An engineering student as an 

undergraduate, he has directed that his latest gift be used to 

create closer connections between the College of Engineering 

and the Johnson School. “Engineering can benefit from 

the business acumen that resides at the Johnson School,” 

he says, “and the Johnson School can benefit from some of 

the quantitative technologies that reside at the engineering 

school.” 


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Corporate Donors 

Fidelity Forms Close Ties Through 

Stock Pitch Competition 

Johnson & Johnson Supports 

Brand Immersion Learning 


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Initiated by the Parker Center 

for Investment Research at the 

Johnson School, the annual Stock 

Pitch Competition pits teams 

of MBA students from ten elite 

business schools against each 

other in a contest to prepare, 

present, and defend buy, hold, 

and sell recommendations before 

a panel of investment industry 

experts. Contestants get a chance 

to shine before prospective 

employers, since participating 

firms usually send their recruiters along to shop for top 

talent. 

The lead sponsor in 2007 and again in 2008 is Fidelity 

Investments. The company also sends Vice President 

and Portfolio Manager Larry Rakers, who has judged the 

competition for four years and considers it an excellent fit for 

Fidelity. 

“The Stock Pitch Competition and the core of the Fidelity 

research process are very similar,” says Rakers. In addition, 

“lots of times I hear about stocks and stories I didn’t know 

about, so I learn something.” 

Sponsoring the contest also gives Fidelity access to the kind 

of students it is interested in. “To enter the competition, 

to travel to Cornell to participate, you have already selected 

yourself as someone who wants to get into the business and 

really likes stock,” Rakers says. 

It also helps Fidelity form a closer relationship with the 

Johnson School, something Rakers says the company is 

eager to do. “The quality of students that attend Cornell; the 

Parker Center, a unique asset that a lot of schools don’t have; 

the portfolio class; the quality of the education you get at 

Cornell; all those things attract us to the Johnson School. I’ve 

been going there for four years, and it seems like the school 

is getting better and better.” 

Johnson & Johnson, the pharmaceutical, medical devices, 

and consumer packaged-goods manufacturer, is an avid 

recruiter of Johnson School graduates. It is also one of the 

school’s valued corporate partners, offering students “dayin-the-life” 

experiential learning opportunities. Through 

its consumer products division, it also provides a perfect 

laboratory for those in the brand management immersion 

program. 

Charles Colagiuri ’92, MBA ’02, has been working at 

Johnson & Johnson since graduation 

and is currently director of global 

processes. “Johnson & Johnson has 

been a strong supporter of the Johnson 

School for quite some time,” he says, 

and attributes this to the “tremendous 

cultural fit” between the school and the 

corporation. 

“The Johnson & Johnson credo— 

putting customers and patients first, 

shareholders last—and our tagline, 

‘small-company environment, bigcompany 

impact,’ very much mirrors 

the Johnson School,” says Colagiuri. 

The corporation uses an entrepreneurial model, in which 

each of the more than 200 subsidiary companies is run as a 

separate business. “It is not a top-down organization. You’re 

held accountable for your local business,” he explains. “I 

think that’s what Johnson School students find appealing 

about it—they get to create something and be recognized for 

it.” 

Johnson & Johnson is partial to Cornell MBAs because 

“we’re interested in people who are going to drive their own 

careers, build their own business, and demonstrate strong 

leadership skills,” says Colagiuri. “Technical skills are easier 

to find. It’s the intangible skills that we are really looking for.”

Alumni Award Winners 

Samuel C. Johnson Distinguished Service 

Award Recipients 

Henry P. Renard, MBA ’55, Regional Club of the 

Year Award Recipients 

Richard Marin ’75, MBA ’76, accepts the Samuel C. Johnson 

Distinguished Service Award from Dean Joe Thomas (left), and Jeff 

Berg ’79, MEng ’80, MBA ’81 (right). The award is open to alumni 

who have celebrated at least a 20th reunion. 

Brian Thomas, MBA ’01, accepts the Henry P. Renard, MBA ’55, 

Regional Club of the Year Award on behalf of the Johnson School 

Club of Chicago from Dean Joe Thomas (left) and Jeff Berg ’79, 

MEng ’80, MBA ’81 (right). 

Robert J. Swieringa Young Alumni Service 

Award Recipients 

2008 Frank H. T. Rhodes Exemplary Alumni 

Service Award 

Kenneth Gurrola, MBA ’95, with his daughter, accepts the Robert J. 

Swieringa Young Alumni Service Award from Dean Joe Thomas (left) 

and Jeff Berg ’79, MEng ’80, MBA ’81 (right). The award is open to 

alumni who have not yet celebrated their 20th reunion. 

The Cornell Alumni Federation selected 

Robert H. Metcalf, MBA ’61, as a 

recipient of the 2008 Frank H. T. Rhodes 

Exemplary Alumni Service Award, 

the highest honor that the Alumni 

Federation bestows on alumni. 


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Intellect, Ambition, Passion 

Developing Leadership Through the Park Fellowship 


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Park Fellow Sarah Scudder, MBA ’09, had spent five years in 

strategy consulting for public sector and nonprofit clients when 

she chose to move into the commercial sector. 

“An MBA would accelerate my career in this direction, and I 

knew I wanted a smaller school—a place where I could know 

the faculty and my classmates—yet have access to the resources 

of a major research university,” Scudder explains. “The Johnson 

School has given me that.” 

She found the quantitative background she needed in the 

Managerial Finance Immersion and a chance to see how much 

she liked internal corporate consulting through a summer 

internship with the 3M Company. She worked on three 

distinct projects in marketing, finance, and broad strategic 

development. 

The Park Fellowship offered even more. “To go beyond the 

traditional MBA courses and have a deliberate portion of 

my time dedicated to leadership development—especially to 

understanding under what circumstances I perform best—is 

invaluable,” Scudder says. 

Scudder was chosen by the faculty as a teaching assistant in 

two core courses—one in finance and the other in managing 

and leading organizations—because they saw her desire, along 

with her ability to enhance the first-year students’ experience. 

She’s also assumed leadership roles in the Student Council, Net 

Impact, and Career Action Group. 

For her Park Fellowship service project, Scudder is 

collaborating with the Offices of Admissions and Alumni 

Affairs to create the Johnson School Personalized Admission 

Links, or JSPALS. 

“JSPALS will give newly accepted students an instant Cornell 

network of three to four people—other students and alumni 

who will reach out to them, welcome them into the Johnson 

community,” Scudder explains. “This program will keep giving 

back to the Johnson School in the future.”

Park Fellow Advances His 

Knowledge in New Fields 

As an executive officer with the 1st Battalion 33rd Field 

Artillery in Bayji, Iraq, Kevin Johnson, MBA ’09, spent a year 

watching oil fires. 

“It got me thinking about the impact of the oil industry,” 

says Johnson, who decided that after separating from the 

military—his last assignment was as a diversity admissions 

officer for the United States Military Academy at West 

Point—he would pursue a career in the renewable energy 

sector. 

He’s found the Johnson School the ideal place for this 

transition. As a Park Fellow, he can pursue projects that 

advance his knowledge of his newly chosen field, while 

receiving leadership training that enhances the skills he 

already has in managing people. 

“Surrounded by a cohort of 25 amazing first-year 

students who have done things all over the world allows an 

opportunity for candid feedback unlike any I could receive in 

the military with its rigid rank structure,” Johnson explains. 

“It’s very powerful; I learned more about myself than I ever 

thought I could coming in.” 

After a semester in the Sustainable Global Enterprise 

Immersion, Johnson interned with Acciona Energy, a 

Spanish-owned renewable-energy firm specializing in wind 

power and concentrated solar power. A member of the 

Energy Club, Johnson’s Park Fellowship service project is to 

co-chair the Net Impact Conference, which will bring 1,800 

MBA students from around the country to campus in fall 

2009 for a weekend of speakers, panels, and a job fair on 

sustainable business practices. 

“As students we’re showing that there are great jobs outside 

the norm—jobs critical for the nation’s future,” Johnson says. 


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Teaching Awards 

Russell Distinguished Teaching Award 


Mark W. Nelson, Eleanora and George Landew Professor of 

Management, professor of accounting, and associate dean 

for academic affairs, was presented with the 2008 Stephen 

Russell Distinguished Teaching Award at Reunion 2008 by 

the MBA Class of 2003. Each year, the fifth-year reunion 

class selects the recipients of the Russell Distinguished 

Teaching Award, endowed by Stephen 

Russell, MBA ’61. 

Nelson’s research examines 

psychological and economic factors 

that influence how people interpret 

and apply accounting, auditing, and 

tax regulations and trade in financial 

markets. Some recent studies have 

examined the methods by which 

firms manage their earnings and 

the effectiveness of the audit function in preventing 

earnings management. Other recent studies examine how 

investors’ psychological biases lead to predictable security 

mispricing. His work has been widely published in many 

scholarly journals, including Accounting Review, Academy of 

Management Review, and the Journal of Behavioral Decision 

Making, and has also been widely reported in the business 

press. He serves on the Financial Accounting Standards 

Advisory Council, is an editor of Accounting Review, and is 

a member of the editorial boards of Accounting Horizons, 

Auditing: A Journal of Practice and Theory, and Accounting, 

Organizations and Society. 

Nelson has earned multiple honors for his teaching, 

research, and contributions to the accounting discipline. 

These include two citations by BusinessWeek as an 

outstanding faculty member, and the American Institute 

of Certified Public Accountants/American Accounting 

Association Notable Contribution to Accounting Literature 

Award in 2004. Nelson was selected twice to receive the 

Apple Award for Teaching Excellence, in 1994 and 2004. 

Apple Award for Teaching Excellence 

Young-Hoon Park, assistant professor of marketing, was 

selected by the Class of 2008 as this year’s recipient of the 

Apple Award for Teaching Excellence, 

established by the Class of 1992 as 

part of their class gift. 

Park’s research focuses on 

analyzing behavioral data to 

understand and forecast customer 

shopping and purchasing activities. 

His other major research interests 

include customer relationship 

management and developing new 

models of marketing research. His 

work has been published in leading marketing journals, 

including the Journal of Marketing Research, Management 

Science, and Marketing Science. The Marketing Science 

Institute identified him as one of the young scholars most 

likely to influence marketing theory and practice. In 2008, 

he was a finalist for the John D.C. Little best marketing paper 

award given out by the Institute for Operations Research 

and the Management Sciences, for a paper he published in 

Marketing Science. 

Park received the Johnson School’s Exceptional Research 

Award in 2004-05 and 2005-06 and has been recognized for 

exceptional teaching on multiple occasions since joining the 

Johnson School in 2001. He previously taught at the Wharton 

School of Business, University of Pennsylvania, where he 

received the Wharton Advisory Board Outstanding Teaching 

Award and the Graduate Student Association Council 

Teaching Award. 

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Executive MBA Globe Award for Teaching 

Excellence 

Thomas D. Fields, visiting lecturer, was honored as this 

year’s recipient of the EMBA Globe Award for teaching 

excellence. Fields is a lecturer in accounting at the Olin 

School of Business at Washington 

University. Before returning to 

graduate school, he worked as a 

CPA for Price Waterhouse in St. 

Louis, performing audit services 

for a range of clients including 

Anheuser Busch, Union Electric 

(now Ameren Corporation), SSM 

Health Care, and a number of 

small manufacturers and nonprofit 

organizations. Field’s research 

interests involve the role of accounting information in 

contracting, particularly in the setting of accounting-based 

covenants in debt contracts. His work has been published in 

the Journal of Accounting & Economics, Review of Accounting 

Studies, and the Journal of Accounting, Auditing & Finance. 

He has taught at the Kellogg School of Management 

(Northwestern University), where he earned his master’s and 

PhD, and at Harvard Business School. 

Cornell-Queen’s Executive MBA Star Award 

Marc L. Busch, professor of economics, was awarded the 

Cornell-Queen’s Executive MBA Star Award for outstanding 

teaching. Busch, who teaches international business in the 

CQEMBA program, is the Karl F. Landegger Professor of 

International Business Diplomacy 

at Georgetown University’s School 

of Foreign Service, and associate 

professor in Georgetown’s 

Department of Government. His 

research and teaching focus on 

international trade policy and law. 

He is currently engaged in research 

on the economic geography of 

European trade policy and the “early 

settlement” of disputes under the 

GATT/WTO. He is the author of 

the book Trade Warriors. Busch was previously an associate 

professor at the Queen’s School of Business and, prior to 

that, an associate professor of government and social studies 

at Harvard University and director of graduate student 

programs at Harvard’s Weatherhead Center for International 

Affairs. He has been awarded research grants from the 

National Science Foundation, the Social Sciences and 

Humanities Research Council of Canada, Harvard, the John 

M. Olin Foundation, the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur 

Foundation, the Center for Social Sciences at Columbia, and 

the Institute for the Study of World Politics, among others. 

He is co-editor of the journal Economics & Politics. 


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Johnson School Highlights 2007–2008 

• Hired seven new full-time faculty members. 

• Added 15 new courses to the curriculum. 

• Celebrated several tenth-anniversary milestones: the 

Johnson School’s move into the newly reconstructed Sage 

Hall, the founding of the Parker Center for Investment 

Research and the Cayuga Fund, and the Roy H. Park 

Leadership Fellows Program. 

• Launched Sage Socials in fall 2007, social hours held on 

Thursdays from 4:15 to 5:45 p.m., designed to increase 

opportunities for informal socializing among staff, faculty, 

and students. 

• Founded the Alternative Investments Club, aimed 

at connecting the Johnson School community with 

practitioners in private equity. Gaining 200 members in 

its fi rst few months, the club is the fi rst to bring together 

students from all four of Cornell’s MBA programs, 

alumni, and faculty. 

• Introduced the Parker Series, alumni networking events 

designed to educate, stimulate, and broaden perspectives 

on timely business issues. Sponsored by Jeffrey P. Parker 

’65, MEng ’66, MBA ’70, managing director of the Parker 

Family Limited Partnership, the series bring together 

panels of authoritative business experts at events around 

the world. 

• Launched a capstone event for second-year MBA 

students, the Personal Success Program, designed to give 

students an opportunity to network with Advisory Council 

members and to reflect on and prepare for their careers as 

leaders. 

• A team of Johnson School students took first place and 

a $20,000 prize at the National Human Capital Case 

Competition, the nation’s first-ever MBA-level competition 

focusing on human capital challenges, held October 19–20 

at Vanderbilt’s Owen Graduate School of Management in 

Nashville. 

• The student-run Cayuga MBA Fund, LLC, a market-neutral 

equity hedge fund, delivered a return of 5.95 percent 

in 2007, compared to 3.11 percent for the Hedge Fund 

Research Equity Market Neutral index and 3.21 percent for 

the Hedge Fund Research Equity Hedge index. 


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The Albert Fried Jr. Fellowships are awarded to fi ve second-year 

students each year solely on the basis of academic achievement and 

leadership demonstrated in the fi rst year. The Class of 2008 scholars 

are (left to right): Jessica Schoen, Junghae “Mia” Lee, Michael Jaffre, 

Surabhi Varshney, and Tarak Shah. The Fried Fellowships were 

established in 1989 by a generous endowment gift by a distinguished 

Cornell alumnus, Albert Fried Jr., MBA ’53. The fellowships, which 

include a stipend, require recipients to work with a faculty or senior 

staff member on a project of mutual academic or professional 

interest. 

As many as 25 students receive a full-tuition grant and stipend from 

the Roy H. Park Leadership Fellows Program each year. The program 

serves to attract the highest-caliber students to the Johnson School, 

reward outstanding past performance, and develop demonstrated 

leadership potential.

• The Johnson School was recognized as a CFA Program 

Partner by the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Institute. 

The CFA program sets a standard for developing the 

skills, standards, competence, and integrity of fi nancial 

analysts, portfolio managers, investment advisers, and 

other investment professionals worldwide. 

• The Cornell-Queen’s Executive MBA program received 

approval to expand into Texas and Georgia, and has been 

recruiting in Atlanta, Dallas, and Houston for the Class of 

2010. 

• The Johnson School was selected to host the Net 

Impact International Conference, to be held on Cornell’s 

campus in fall 2009. The conference will bring together 

approximately 2,000 students, professionals, and thought 

leaders from around the world to discuss the latest ideas 

and opportunities in business and sustainability. 

Faculty Highlights 

• Joe Thomas, the Nicholas H. Noyes Professor of 

Manufacturing and professor of operations management, 

was named Ann and Elmer Lindseth Dean of the Johnson 

School on March 27, 2008, having served with great 

success as interim dean since June 2007. 

• Mark Nelson, Eleanora and George Landew Professor of 

Management and professor of accounting, was named 

the Johnson School’s associate dean for Academic Affairs, 

a position previously held by Johnson School Dean Joe 

Thomas. 

• Dana Radcliffe was appointed Day Family Senior Lecturer 

in Business Ethics, a position created in September 2007 

by the establishment of the Day Family Senior Lecturer 

in Business Ethics Discretionary Fund, an endowed fund 

that supports business ethics programs at the Johnson 

School and at Cornell Law School. The fund is made 

possible by the generous donation of the Dr. Harry M. 

Day Charitable Foundation. Radcliffe has been teaching 

classes in business ethics, corporate responsibility, and 

leadership at the Johnson School since 2000 and has 

been responsible for leading the school’s ethics-related 

events and initiatives. 

• Maureen O’Hara, Robert W. Purcell Professor of 

Management and professor of fi nance, was appointed 

chairman of the board at Investment Technology Group, 

Inc., a specialized agency brokerage and technology fi rm 

that partners with clients globally to provide innovative 

solutions spanning the entire investment process. 

O’Hara has been a director at Investment Technology 

Group since January 2003 and lead director since January 

2005. 

• Elizabeth Mannix, Ann Whitney Olin Professor of 

Management, was named recipient of the 2007-08 

Faculty Research Award. Mannix also serves as the Robert 

S. Harrison Director of Cornell’s Institute for the Social 

Sciences and vice provost for equity and inclusion. In 

her research, Mannix analyzes topics such as diversity 

in organizations and teams, power and alliances, 

negotiation and conflict, and organizational change and 

renewal. 

• Yaniv Grinstein, assistant professor of fi nance, was 

awarded the Best Paper Prize for the most signifi cant 

paper published in the Journal of Financial Intermediation 

in 2006 for his paper, “The Disciplinary Role of Debt and 

Equity Contracts: Theory and Tests.” 

• Sachin Gupta, Henrietta Johnson Louis Professor of 

Management and professor of marketing, received the 

2008 O’Dell Award from the Journal of Marketing Research 

for his paper, “Is 75 percent of the Sales Promotion Bump 

Due to Brand Switching? No, Only 33 percent Is,” coauthored 

by Harald J. van Heerde and Dick R. Wittink. 

Gupta also won best paper for a Cornell Hospitality 

Quarterly article, “Guest Satisfaction and Restaurant 

Performance,” co-authored by Edward McLaughlin and 

Miguel Gomez. 

• Michael Waldman, the Charles H. Dyson Professor of 

Management and professor of economics, received 

the Robert F. Lanzillotti Prize for Best Paper in Antitrust 

Economics for, “Why Tie a Product Consumers do not 

Use?” 


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Message from the Annual Fund Chair 


As I complete my second year as national chair of the Johnson School’s Annual Fund, I am 

very pleased to report that, due to the support of 2,824 Johnson School alumni donors, along 

with students, corporations, foundations, and friends, the Johnson School raised $12,815,395 in 

fiscal year 2008. Of this total, giving to the Annual Fund equaled $2,303,398, a new record for 

unrestricted gifts to the school for the third year in a row. This amount represents a 26 percent 

increase in Annual Fund giving over fiscal-year 2007. 

There are several facets to this kind of success, and I would like to highlight just a few that 

speak volumes about the kind of dedication our alumni and students display to the Johnson 

School: 

• The Dean’s Leadership Committee, consisting of 24 alumni, raised $154,000 from 98 

completed assignments. The dean relies on this group of dedicated volunteers to ask 

fellow alumni for gifts of $5,000 and above. 

• Alumni celebrating their milestone reunions contributed $1,297,097; $146,306 more 

than last year’s reunion total. Fifty enthusiastic and energetic volunteers assisted with 

the reunion campaigns, and we are grateful for the time and personal resources they 

dedicated to this effort. 

• The full-time MBA class had a very successful class gift campaign, raising $62,435 

in gifts. Lead by Adrienne Martinez, MBA ’08, a great group of second-year MBA 

volunteers successfully encouraged 83 percent of their classmates to give a gift to the 

Johnson School in honor of their graduation. 

• The part-time EMBA class had remarkable success in participation to their class gift: 

a full 100 percent of the class made gifts totaling $64,694 in unrestricted funds. This 

impressive effort was lead by Shaown Nandi, MBA ’08. 

• The Cornell-Queen’s graduating class gave an unrestricted gift of $14,863 from 68 

percent of the class in honor of their graduation. My special thanks to Todd Mazurek 

and Jim McAllister, MBA ’08, for rallying the support of their classmates. 

The Johnson School is a dynamic center for business education. I believe the results detailed 

here are a testament to our school’s stature and to your commitment to strengthening it. I 

look forward to working with our current and newest volunteers, and I hope our caring and 

generous supporters will join me in continuing to demonstrate our loyalty and commitment to 

the Johnson School. 

You have my heartfelt thanks for your generous support. 

Sincerely, 

Randall C. Chafetz, MBA ’85 

National Annual Fund Chair 

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Financial Review 2007–2008 

Year in Review 2007–2008 

This section provides a brief financial overview of the Johnson 

School as of June 30, 2008. It also includes a summary of 

employment results for the Class of 2008, an overview of 

prospective student recruiting for the fall, and a summary of 

highlights and noteworthy accomplishments. 

The Johnson School’s operating revenues exceeded operating 

expenses again in 2008; revenues increased just over 11 percent 

from 2006–07 while expense growth was held to just under 

6 percent. Our Executive MBA and Cornell-Queen’s MBA 

programs continue to provide over 20 percent of our operating 

revenue; these programs comprise over 30 percent of our total 

revenue from degree program tuition and fees. 

As we continued our efforts in support of our $100 million 

goal for Far Above…The Campaign for Cornell, we saw a 

significant increase in the support and generosity of our 

alumni, friends, corporations, and foundations. Gifts to the 

Johnson School from generous alumni, friends, corporations, 

and foundations accounted for 11 percent of our revenue in 

2008. We also continue to rely substantially on the generosity 

of past donors who, in adding to our endowment funding, 

helped provide 13 percent of our revenue last year in the form 

of investment income. 

Our endowment market value increased by $4.5 million 

during 2007–08, bringing our endowment to just over 

$187 million. Continuing growth in our endowment comes 

from investment performance and gifts from donors. This 

year, donors created several new endowments for student 

scholarships and support of school programs, including the 

Business of Science and Technology Initiative. 

Endowment Market Value by Designation 

2007–2008 Actual Revenues 

2007–2008 Actual Expenditures 

June 30, 2008 

Total Expenditures: $59,082,000 

Research Support 3% 

Student Aid 10% 

Program Support 37% 

Professorships 50% 

June 30, 2008 

Market Value: $187,400 

Executive Education 2% 

Other 3% 

Gifts 11% 

Investment Income 13% 

Degree Program Tuition and Fees 71% 

June 30, 2008 

Total Revenues: $60,933,000 

Other -1% 

Executive Education 1% 

PhD Support 4% 

Executive MBA 6% 

Cornell-Queen’s EMBA 7% 

MBA Financial Aid 9% 

Cornell Overhead 11% 

General 15% 

Salary and Benefits 48% 


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Class of 2008 Employment Stats 

Jobs Accepted by Industry 

Jobs Accepted by Function 

Diversified Manufacturing 

4.3% 

Diversified Financial Services 6% 

Asset Management 8.1% 

Consumer Product Manufacturing 8.5% 

Investment Banking 20.9% 

Consulting 20.9% 

Other Industries 31.3% 

Asset Management 6.8% 

General Management 9.4% 

Investment Banking 11.5% 

Managerial Finance and Financial Analysis 15% 

Marketing 17.1% 

Consulting 20.1% 

Other Job Functions 20.1% 

Numbers at a glance* 

Class size: 291 

Percent of Students responding to survey: 99% 

Percent of MBA graduates with offers: 93% 


Mean salary accepted by MBA graduates: $100,700 

Mean signing bonus accepted by MBA graduates: $26,560 

* As of August 25, 2008 three months following graduation. 

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Admissions Stats for All Programs 

Executive MBA Class of 2010 Industry Profile 

Cornell-Queen’s Executive MBA Class of 2010 Industry Profile 

Manufacturing 12% 

Health Care 14% 

Consulting 15% 

Communications/Technology 18% 

Public Sector and Other 7% 

Health and Science 13% 

Technology and Engineering 37% 

Business and Finance 43% 

Financial Services 41% 

Class year and 

program 

MBA 

Class of 2010 

(fi rst years)* 

MBA 

Class of 2009 

(second years) 

Accelerated MBA 

Class of 2009 

Executive MBA 

Class of 2010 

Cornell-Queen’s 

Executive MBA 

Class of 2010 

Class size 272 267 57 66 107 

Average age 27 27 30 35 36 

Students with 

full-time work 

experience 

94% 97% 98% 100% 100% 

Average years of 

work experience 

Median GMAT 

score 

Median TOEFL 

score 

5 5 6 13 12 

700 690 720 NA NA 

273 273 277 NA NA 

Advanced degrees NA NA 100% 34% 27% 

Median GPA 3.3 3.3 3.5 NA NA 

Women students 39% 28% 21% 21% 18% 

Minority students 24% 22% 16% 38% 44% 

International 

students 

*As of September 15, 2008 

27% 26% 51% NA NA 


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Leadership Giving 


Leadership giving levels in this list 

refer to cumulative giving in this 

fiscal year to the Johnson School only 

and do not refer to donors’ giving 

levels to Cornell University overall. 

Please understand that gifts sent 

to other colleges or divisions of the 

university are not reflected in the 

Johnson School Annual Report. 

President’s Circle 

$25,000 or more 

Hirschel B. Abelson ’55, MBA ’56 

& Elaine S. Abelson ’57 

John V. Balen ’82, MBA ’86 

Rosalyn Baron ’53 

& Philip Baron 

Roy E. Bell Jr., MBA ’50 

Jeffrey F. Berg ’79, MEng ’80, MBA ’81 

& Debra Paget 

Rajeev Bhaman ’86, MBA ’88 

David J. Breazzano, MBA ’80 

Nell Cady-Kruse ’83, MBA ’85 

Carrie Chiang 

Harry D. Day, JD ’73 

Jerrold K. Day ’71, MBA ’77 

Kenneth T. Derr ’58, MBA ’60 

& Donna M. Derr ’60 

David A. Duffi eld ’62, MBA ’64 

& Cheryl Duffi eld 

Rocco J. Fabiano, MBA ’82 

Jack M. Ferraro, MBA ’70 

Walter J. Galvin, MBA ’73 

& Nancy E. Galvin 

Susan Rehm Gatto ’80, MBA ’81 

& Joseph Gatto 

Byron E. Grote, MS ’77, PhD ’81 

& Susan L. Miller, MBA ’79 

Heather L. Guild, MBA ’88 

Terence Michael Hogan, MBA ’86 

Jason Jude Hogg, MBA ’02 

Rodney P. Hunt 

Charles L. Jarvie ’58, MBA ’59 

& Janet A. Jarvie ’58 

H. Fisk Johnson ’79, MEng ’80, MBA ’84, 

PhD ’86 

Imogene Powers Johnson ’52 

J. Michael Johnston, MBA ’89 

William J. Kidd ’63, MBA ’64 

& Carla G. Kidd 

Charles F. Knight ’57, MBA ’59 

& Joanne P. Knight 

Lester B. Knight III ’80, MBA ’81 

& Rebecca Walker Knight 

Ronald E. Kramer, MBA ’57 

Alan M. Krause ’52, MBA ’53 

Charles M.C. Lee, MBA ’89, PhD ’90 

& Lily C. Lee 

Jon A. Lindseth ’56, 

& Virginia M. Lindseth ’56 

Robert S. Ludwig, MBA ’76, JD ’78 

Richard A. Marin ’75, MBA ’76 

Kevin M. McGovern ’70 

Donald K. Miller ’54 

& Priscilla Barker 

Gunnar S Overstrom, III, MBA ’94 

Roy H. Park Jr., MBA ’63 

Jeffrey P. Parker ’65, MEng ’66, MBA ’70 

& Julie Watkins Parker 

Girish V. Reddy MEng ’78, MBA ’80 

Marc L. Reisch ’77, MBA ’78 

Henry P. Renard ’54, MBA ’55 

Barry W. Ridings, MBA ’76 

Rene Lucien Robert ’90, MBA ’95 & 

Gina Louise Amanda Robert ’93 

Michael S. Rome, MBA ’82 

& Lisa A. Rome 

Duncan D. Russell ’71, MBA ’73 

& Gail D. Russell ’71 

Nelson Schaenen Jr. ’50, MBA ’51 

& Nancy S. Schaenen 

Paul Alexander Smachlo, MBA ’06 

Robert W. Staley ’57, MBA ’59 

& Elizabeth C. Staley ’60 

Albert E. Suter ’57, MBA ’59 

& Michaela S. Suter 

Robert J. Swieringa 

Christopher D.N. Thomas, MBA ’93 & 

Cornelia P. Oliver Thomas ’88, MBA ’93 

Stanley Ting, MBA ’01 

Dean’s Circle 

$10,000–$24,999 

Sujan Akella, MBA ’08 

John Edward Alexander ’74, MBA ’76 

& Elaine Mead Alexander ’77 

Michael H. Baer ’88, MBA ’89 

& Gail S. Baer ’87 

Brit J. Bartter, MS ’76, PhD ’77 

& Marilyn M. Bartter ’69 

Jonathan Eric Beyman, MBA ’81 

& Susan Elizabeth Beyman ’80 

Randolph B. Brown ’84, MS ’85, MBA 

’86 & Margaret A. Hutchinson Brown, 

MBA ’86 

Barbara H. Cantwell 


Joseph Cherian, PhD MS ’92, PhD ’93 

Robert M. DeMichele, MBA ’68 & 

June C. DeMichele 

Timothy C. Devries, MBA ’81 

Kent A. Dolby ’73, MBA ’74 

& Mari L. Dolby 

Michael J. Durham, MBA ’77 

Robert R. Dyson, MBA ’74 

& Emilie Bairstow Dyson 

John A. Elliott, PhD ’82 

& Laura A. Philips, MBA ’97 

F. Warren Ellish ’77, MBA ’78 

& Pamela F. Ellish 

Lawrence C. Frank, MS ’67, MBA ’68 

Lee C. Garcia, MBA ’69 

Ernest F. Grant ’51, MBA ’52 

Steven L. Greenberg ’89, MBA ’90 

Brian W. Hanse, MBA ’83 

R. Douglas Henderson ’80, MBA ’88 

Paul E. Huck, MBA ’79 

Jane M. Hutterly, MBA ’76 

Fred H. Jamieson, MBA ’77 

Michael A. Jenkins, MBA ’93 

Jeffrey Marx Kabel, MBA ’97 

Fred P. Keller ’66 

Thomas W. Kemp ’58, MBA ’60 

& Dorothy Kemp 

David R. King, MBA ’80 

Lee T. Kranefuss ’83 

Judah S. Kraushaar ’79, MBA ’80 

& Michele B. Kraushaar 

Robert LeBlanc, MBA ’83 

Frederic Raymond Miller, MBA ’78 

& Mary Ann K. Miller 

James F. Mrazek, MBA ’64 

& Ann A. Mrazek ’65 

Peter Busch Orthwein ’68, MBA ’69 

Andrew M. Paul ’78 

Leland C. Pillsbury ’69 

& Mary M. Pillsbury 

Eugene A. Renna, MBA ’68 

Glenn H. Sacra ’52, MBA ’54 

John J. Scelfo ’79, MBA ’80 

Richard Gordon Schneider ’70 

Todd R. Schnuck, MBA ’83 

Richard A. Shafer MS ’71, PhD ’97 

Michael J. Sharp, MBA ’81 

& M. Celestea Sharp, MBA ’81 

Robert F. Slagle ’62, MBA ’64 

& Sharon Slagle 

Scott M. Smith ’79, MBA ’80 

& Heidi Smith 

Scott Dudley Stewart, MBA ’83, PhD ’85 

Scott M. Stewart, MBA ’85 

& Jeanne L. Stewart, MBA ’86 

Kyung Bae Suh, MBA ’87 

George W. Tall IV, MBA ’82 

& Deborah Tall 

Michael H. Train, MBA ’91 

& B. Jean Train, MBA ’91 

Shyam Venkat, MBA ’85 

Jay Irwin Vlock ’47, MBA ’48 

& Gail Brekke 

Robert Russell Walker ’72, MBA ’73 

& Gail C. Walker 

Daniel Dwayne Wells, MBA ’00 

Harlan R. Wengert ’49, MBA ’50 

& Nancy N. Wengert ’48 

Peter A. Wright ’75, MBA ’76 

Mark L. Wurzel ’73, MBA ’74 

& Ellen R. Wurzel 

Mark A. Zurack, MBA ’80 

& Kathy Ferguson, MS ’80 

Tower Club 

$5,000–$9,999 

Ram S. Akella, MBA ’03 

& Carmen P. Akella, MBA ’05 

Laura Call Andolina ’78, MBA ’86 

& Robert C. Andolina, MBA ’86 

Thomas R. Angear, MBA ’63 

Stephen B. Ashley ’62, MBA ’64 

& Janice G. Ashley 

Dennis L. Berman ’71, MBA ’73 

Jay R. Bloom ’77, MBA ’78 

& Eileen Debra Bloom 

I. MacAllister Booth ’54, MBA ’58 

& Frances Booth 

Lauren J. Brisky, MBA ’75 

Jeb E. Brooks, MBA ’70 

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* Deceased

Simon Krieger ’76, MBA ’77 

& Robin L. Krieger 

Richard Bruce Landsberger, MBA ’79 

James A. Rowan Jr. ’70, MBA ’72 

Jean F. Rowley ’54, MBA ’56 

& Elizabeth E. Rowley 

Jerry Levitan ’44, MBA ’48 

Richard J. Saccany, MBA ’73 

George D. Levy, MBA ’54 

Marc E. Sacks, MBA ’87 

Steven M. Bunson, MBA ’84 

& Joy F. Bunson ’84 

Robert G. Carman ’69, MBA ’70 

& Anita Grace Carman 

Scott T. Carpenter, MBA ’94 

Suk Y. Cha, MBA ’84 

Anand Chandrasekher ’86, MEng ’87, 

MBA ’88 & 

Yasmin A. Chandrasekher, MS ’89 

Roderick Gong-Wah Chu, MBA ’71 

James T. Cirenza ’83, MBA ’83 

Richard A. Clark ’69, MS ’77, PhD ’79 

Robert E. Claypoole ’58, MBA ’61 

& Nancy P. Claypoole ’61 

Charles B. Colagiuri ’92, MBA ’02 

& Elizabeth L. Colagiuri ’92 

John D.K. Collett, MBA ’84 

Dominic E. Collier, MBA ’83 

G. Walton Cottrell ’61, MBA ’63 

& Jean Springer Cottrell ’63 

Robert A. Cowie ’55, MBA ’57 

& Vanne S. Cowie ’57 

Gerry V. Curciarello, MBA ’75 

Marianne Elizabeth Diamond ’93, 

MBA ’99 

David Glen Edington, MBA ’02 

& Stacie Edington 

James Bradley Edwards ’96, MBA ’03 

Christopher T. Emmet, MBA ’67 

Adam Reed Fitzner, MBA ’03 

Edward Fraioli, MBA ’70 

Gregory J. Galvin, PhD MS ’82, PhD ’84, 

MBA ’93 

Daniel P. Garton, MBA ’84 

George G. Gellert ’60, MBA ’62, JD ’63 

& Barbara R. Gellert 

Deborah S. Gellman ’75, MBA ’82 

Amy J. George, MBA ’84 

& Andrew S. George, MBA ’84 

Paul J. Gerwin ’51, MBA ’52 

& Marie M. Gerwin 

Kunal Ghosh, MBA ’03 

Howard J. Golden, MBA ’89 

Abe A. Gomel, MBA ’73 

Christopher J. Gray, MBA ’83 

P. Bernard Haffey, MBA ’88 

& Elaine B. Haffey, MBA ’88 

Hanna R. Hamburger, MBA ’82 

George D. Hano ’51, MBA ’52 & 

Diane C. Hano 

Van Harissis, MBA ’86 

James N. Hauslein ’81, MBA ’84 

Rosalie C. Hawley, MBA ’87 

& Robert B. Hawley ’83 

Peter L. Haynes, MBA ’63 

& Judith A. Haynes 

Victor Hershman ’47, MBA ’49 

& Maria G. Hershman 

Kenneth D. Hintlian, MBA ’78 

Andrew W. Horrocks, MBA ’92 

& Amy W. Horrocks ’88 

David W. Jacobs, MBA ’67 

Karen Rupert Keating ’76 

Charles William Kerner ’74, MBA ’76 

& Martha J. Gallo ’79, MBA ’81 

Stephen M. King ’79, MBA ’81 

& Shauna R. King, MBA ’81 

Douglas R. Knowles ’69, MBA ’83 

& Carol Knowles 

Haiyan Li, MBA ’86 

& Jean-Paul Comtesse 

Thomas S. Loane ’67, MBA ’68 

& Nancy K. Loane 

Anthony W. Lopez ’57, MBA ’58 

Eli Manchester Jr. ’52 & 

Anne W. Manchester 

James William Mariani, MBA ’91 

& Bernadette Mariani 

Gary M. Markoff, MBA ’73 

Richard H. Marks ’67, MBA ’68 

& Carol Marks 

Scot A. Martin ’81, MBA ’83 

Phillip C. McClain, MBA ’87 

Vivian F. McGuire, MBA ’83 

William G. Mennen III, MS ’81 

Robert H. Metcalf, MBA ’61 

Peter P. Miller Jr. ’44, MBA ’48 

Stephen E. Milman ’58, MBA ’59 

& Evalyn Edwards Milman ’60 

Lorraine A. Mohan ’76, MBA ’77 

Michelle R. Monigal, MBA ’93 

Thomas H. Mulligan ’73, MBA ’77 

Francis X. Murphy, MBA ’08 

Sayantan Shaown Nandi ’97, MBA ’08 

John P. Neafsey ’61, MBA ’63 

& Rilla B. Neafsey 

Ken Niimura, MBA ’93 

Peter J. Nolan ’80, MBA ’82 

& Stephanie J. Nolan ’84 

Kerry F. Nowaskey ’79, MBA ’81 

& Susan M. Beauregard ’79 

J. Roger O’Neil, MBA ’61 & 

Joan O’Neil 

Randy C. Papadellis, MBA ’81 

Wilbur Parker ’50, MBA ’50 

Robert J. Prata ’54, MBA ’58 

Alfred P. Quirk Jr., MBA ’84 

Frank J. Quirk ’62, MBA ’64 

David M. Rodgers, MBA ’88 

Anthony R. Roma, MBA ’81 

John S. Roscoe ’85, MBA ’90 

& Carol F. Roscoe ’85 

Hernan Saenz, MBA ’98, MILR ’98 

Timothy Earl Sallade, MBA ’02 & 

Khaleda Najeem Sallade, MBA ’00 

Bradley S. Schwartz, MBA ’88 

Sherwood T. Small, MBA ’68 

John L. Spivack ’58, MBA ’60 

Warren R. Staley, MBA ’67 

Daniel A. Stern ’65, PhD ’71 

& Gail Stern 

Robert C. Stevens 

Bruce D. Stirling, MBA ’73 

Robert S. Strickland, MBA ’71 

Stanley Tao-Hung Sun ’00, MBA ’05 

Bernard M. Sussman ’76, MBA ’77 

& Phyllis N. Sussman 

Jan H. Suwinski ’63, MBA ’65 

& Susan Suwinski 

Carol C. Tanenbaum 

Andrew W. Verhalen ’78, MEng ’81, MBA 

’81 & Janet L. Brownstone, MBA ’81 

Peter Sidney von Loesecke, MBA ’84 

& Alice von Loesecke, PhD ’85 

Michael S. Walsh, MBA ’75 

William F. Waters ’54, MBA ’55 

S.F. Weissenborn ’49, MBA ’50 

& Peggy Weissenborn 

William S. Wesson ’51, MBA ’54 

& Janet H. Wesson 

Mark L. Wilson ’79, MBA ’80 

& Denise A. Rempe ’80 

Alex F. Zikakis, MBA ’91 

Tower Club Recent Graduates 

$2,500–$4,999 

Sean Philip Alexander ’94, MBA ’01 

Claudia Diane Barbera, MBA ’08 

Daniel Andrea Carchedi, MBA ’08 

Eric S. Clawson ’94, MBA ’01 

Daniel Finley, MBA ’08 

Andrew James Greenwald ’03, MBA ’04 

Ilia Guergov, MBA ’08 

Janelle Ann Hanneman, MBA ’08 

Manuel Ramon Junco, MBA ’08 


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Vijay Marcos Kawauchi Ralhan, MBA ’00 

Antonio M. Alvarez III, MBA ’91 

Susan Ross Benamram, MBA ’81 

Caroline E. Co, MBA ’04 

Suk Hyun Steve Kim, MBA ’00 

Vinod Kumar, MBA ’08 

John Paul Larkin II, MBA ’98 & 

Rebecca Mary Shaghalian ’98, MBA ’98 

Tracy A. McBride, MBA ’08 

Frances Elizabeth McLean, MBA ’99 

Vijaya Pasumarti, MBA ’04 

Othon Correa Da Silva Roitman, MBA ’05 

Meredith J. Ryan-Reid, MBA ’07 

David W. Ambrosia ’78, JD ’82, MBA ’82 

& Lynn Vacca Ambrosia ’79, MBA ’81 

George Theodore Anagnost ’69, MBA ’76 

Evan E. Anderson, PhD ’70 

Jeffrey T. Anderson, MBA ’08 

Ruth M. Anderson, PhD ’66 

Robert A. Angelone, MBA ’86 

Peter P. Apostolicas, MBA ’83 

Kendra Stephanie Armer, MBA ’01 

& Christopher Dorger 

Eric H. Beringause, MBA ’82 

Mark T. Bertolini, MBA ’84 

William H. Besgen ’68, MBA ’69 

Edward A. Biemer, MBA ’91 

James Relyea Billings ’63, MBA ’64 

Tatiana Rosak Birkelund ’93, MBA ’98 

Mark J. Bissell, MBA ’82 

Russell M. Blair, MBA ’81 

Linda Blakney Bodenmann, MBA ’80 

Matthew Thomas Born, MBA ’97 

Robert T. Bossart, MBA ’73 

& Mary Whalen Bossart ’74 

David M. Bowen, MBA ’77 

Earle L. Bradford Jr., MBA ’71 

Pierre Richard Breber, MBA ’89 

Christopher Warren Brown ’94, MBA ’04 

Kelly J. Brown ’88, MBA ’91 

& Timothy Brown 

Shannon J. Collins, MBA ’06 

& Robert Martin Collins, MBA ’05 

Joellin Comerford, MBA ’77 

Richard H. Comstock Jr., MBA ’76 

Francis J. Connolly Jr., MBA ’82 

Thomas M. Copanas ’71, MBA ’71 

David A. Craver, MBA ’91 

Terence W. Crowe, MBA ’57 

Margaret E. Crowley, MBA ’08 

Gerald W. Cunningham ’56, MBA ’60 

Louis R. D’Agrosa ’74, MBA ’75 

& Judi S. D’Agrosa 

Thomas J. Danisiewicz, MBA ’82 

Morris Danon, MBA ’66 

William Powell Davis II, MBA ’99 

John F. Delorenzo, MBA ’03 

James Lazo Deming, MBA ’82 

Justin Brooks Dew, MBA ’08 

Richard A. Buch, MBA ’85 

W. Stewart Cahn, MBA ’63 

Robert C. Camp, PhD PE ’58, MBA ’60 

Roberto Canizares ’71, MBA ’74 

& Gail Anderson Canizares ’75 

Joseph S. Dewey ’53, MBA ’54 

& Betsy M. Dewey ’54 

Dmitry Dinces, MBA ’03 

Jay C. Donovan, MBA ’83 

Michael W. Dooher, MBA ’98 


Julie K. Song, MBA ’05 

Kimberly S. Stevenson, MBA ’01 

Jonathan Bruce Vervoort, MBA ’04 

Thomas Tao Wang, MBA ’02 & 

Charissa Robyn Painter-Wang, MBA ’02 

Scott Weiss ’00, MBA ’05 

Quadrangle Club 

$1,000–$4,999 

Lynn Richard Adamson, MBA ’80 

& Barbara L. Adamson 

James F. Ahern, MBA ’91 

Jungwhan Ahn, MBA ’04 

Randy Lee Allen ’68 

Gregory M. Alonso, MBA ’93 

Paul A. Aronson ’83, MBA ’90 

Nancy H. Ayers, MBA ’74 

& Douglas Ayers 

John R. Bachich, MBA ’87 

Matt Backman, MBA ’02 

Jean A. Baderschneider, PhD ’78 

Todd C. Baker, MBA ’96 

& Melanie H. Baker 

Jose A. Baldan, MBA ’03 

Thomas L. Bartlett ’72, MBA ’74 

Alan Bates, MBA ’86 

& Elizabeth Vigsnes Bates 

Laurette Mayer Beach, MBA ’70 

Scott F. Bearse, MBA ’86 

& Carrie E. Thornburg-Bearse, MBA ’86 

David B. Capaldi, MBA ’95 

& Joan W. Capaldi, MBA ’95 

Howard G. Capek ’89, MBA ’93 

Anthony B. Cashen ’57, MBA ’58 

& Gail L.K. Cashen, PhD ’57 

Edward S. Caso Jr., MBA ’84 & 

H. Diane Alnutt Caso, MBA ’84 

Marvin T. Chang, MBA ’98 

Ray Chang, MBA ’83 

Stephen C. Chapin, MBA ’81 

Thomas S. Charlton ’67, MBA ’69 

& Charlaine E. Charlton 

Michael E. Chen, MBA ’85 

Michael Chin-Yuan Chen, MBA ’84 

Andrew Y. Chin ’93, MBA ’94 & 

Hwei-Chi Chen ’93 

Anne H. Chow ’88, MEng ’89, MBA ’90 

& Robert W. Moore MEng ’89 

Scott Lawrence Christensen ’97, MBA ’04 

Laura A. Chulak, MBA ’03, MILR ’04 

John S. Chung, MBA ’93 

Michael E. Cirenza, MBA ’80 

Kevin N. Clowe, MBA ’75 

James E. Doucette Jr., MBA ’89 

Robert Scott Drbul, MBA ’97 

John Gilmore Duguid, MBA ’99 

Jennifer Huret Dulski ’93, MBA ’99 

& Leonard E. Dulski, MBA ’99 

Jason James Dupuis, MBA ’03 

Vernon A. Dyke ’60, MBA ’62 

James M. Edgar ’58, MBA ’60 

& Judith S. Edgar ’58 

Richard Willis Esten, MBA ’58 

Kenneth L. Evans, MBA ’66 

J. Michael Farrell ’52 

Gary T. Fassak ’76, MBA ’78 

& Cheryl Brossman Fassak ’80 

R. John Feely III, MBA ’90 

William S. Field ’51, MBA ’53 

& Marilyn Field 

Douglas P. Fitzgerald ’74, MBA ’80 

Samuel H. Flowers ’90, MBA ’93 

Christopher W. Floyd, MBA ’00 

26 

* Deceased

Elizabeth J. Ford, MBA ’86, JD ’87 

& Stefan P. Ford JD ’85 

Jane A. Freeman ’75, MBA ’77 

Michele Morley Frey, MBA ’03 

Albert Fried Jr. ’52, MBA ’53 

Kenji Fujita, MBA ’93 

Lance Stewart Gad JD ’70, MBA ’71 

Rachelle E. Galant, MBA ’07 

Robert S. Gellert ’63, MBA ’65 

& Marilyn L. Gellert 

John T. Gentry, MBA ’88 

Frank E. Giaimo ’74, MEng ’75 

& Elissa L. Giaimo, MBA ’76 

Anthony J. Giammalva, MBA ’88 

Linda C. Giuliano, MBA ’02 

David H. Gleberman ’88, MEng ’89, MBA 

’90 

Howard S. Goldberg, MBA ’79 

& Risa S. Goldberg ’78 

Jerome F. Goldberg, MBA ’63, JD ’64 

Robert H. Goldenberg ’00, MBA ’05 

William J. Goldy ’85, MBA ’08 

Amy O. Goodfriend, MBA ’87 

Les D. Gorman ’94, MBA ’95, JD ’97 

Wendy S. Graham, MBA ’97 

Melanie Herald Granoff, MBA ’02 & 

Jeffrey Baghdassarian Granoff, MBA ’01 

Svenulrich Kurt Grasshoff, MBA ’04 

Frederick A. Greenland, MBA ’72 

Carolyn E. Greig, MBA ’74 

Elvis Grgurovic, MBA ’08 

Li Gloria Guo, MBA ’99 

Scott R. Haber ’80, MBA ’83, JD ’84 

Melissa Marie Hamann, MBA ’07 

Faisal Mahmood Hamdard, MBA ’04 

Sarah J. Hammann, MBA ’86 

Bernard L. Han ’86, MEng ’87, MBA ’88 

Bryan Wayne Harmon, MBA ’04 

Gregory L. Hart, MBA ’93 

Charles M. Harthan III, MBA ’99 

Jerome E. Hass 

K. Larry Hastie, MBA ’66, PhD ’69 

Stephen J. Heil, MBA ’81 

& Laura Weiss Heil ’81, MBA ’82 

William W. Helman III ’50, MBA ’54 

Suzanne D. Henninger ’57, 

& Joe D. Henninger ’56, MBA ’58 

David H. Herskovits ’72, 

& Joan Herskovits 

Sean S. Hickey, MBA ’96 

& Eileen R. Hickey, MBA ’97 

Heather Dawn Hobson, MBA ’00, 

MILR ’01 & Jared D. Hobson, 

MBA ’00 

Mary Ellen Howe ’76, MBA ’77 

Mark K. Hu ’75, MBA ’78 

Gregory Wayne Hubbell, MBA ’02 

Ronald J. Huefner, MBA ’65, PhD ’68 

Achenyo Idachaba, MBA ’98 

Robert W. Iida, MBA ’91 

Alexander G. Ivanov, MBA ’00 

Scott Erik Jaffe, MBA ’98 

& Susan Mary Menkhaus, MBA ’99 

Ashees Jain, MBA ’05 

Arthur D. James, MBA ’58 

Don C. Jean ’72, MBA ’73 

& Jacqueline W. Jean 

Peter A. Jessen Jr. ’87, MBA ’93 

& Delphine Blain, MBA ’94 

Dean O. Jeynes, MBA ’52 

Thomas Maurice Jones, MBA ’71, JD ’75 

Timothy W. Jones ’69, MPA ’71 

Thomas F. Judson Jr., MBA ’70 

Kenneth Pablo Juni, MBA ’02 

Jill E. Kaiser ’98, MBA ’05 

Robert S. Kaplan, PhD ’68 

George Kavanagh, MBA ’82 

Stephen L. Key, MBA ’68 

Peter H. Khoury, MBA ’93 

Jacob Kiferbaum 

& Sandra Schon Kiferbaum 

Ann E. Killian, MBA ’82 

Andrew Byong-Soo Kim, MBA ’63 

& Wan Kyun Rha Kim 

Dana F. Klein, MBA ’88 

Ian Patrick Kline ’90 

Ted F. Knopf, MBA ’75 

Sheng-Feng Ko, MBA ’94 

Yukio Kobayashi, MBA ’73 

Jeffrey J. Kobylarz, MBA ’83 

Gary S. Kohler ’81, MBA ’81 

Leo Konomis, MBA ’71 

John Konwiser ’57, MBA ’58 

Bon Wook Koo, MBA ’08 

Dennis Dong-Beum Koo, MBA ’05 

Alan H. Krasner, MBA ’85 

& Lorie E. W. Krasner 

Bruce W. Krysiak ’72, MBA ’73 

& Elizabeth Krysiak 

Navin Divaker Kunde, MBA ’04 

Karina Kuok ’99, MBA ’04, MILR ’05 

Shigekazu Kurishima 

Jinhyo Kwak, MBA ’03 

Jae W. Kwon, MBA ’03 & 

Heather Lynn Slowik Kwon ’97, 

MBA ’02 

Bruce E. Lafranchi, MBA ’82 

& Judith D. Lafranchi, MBA ’82 

Robert Alan Lancey, MBA ’07 

George D. Landew ’52, MBA ’57 

Phillip A. Langefeld ’65, MBA ’73, MS ’76, 

PhD ’78 

James A. Largay III , MS ’70, PhD ’71 

Stephen C. Lathroum, MBA ’08 

Frederick D. Laub, MBA ’74 

Wade E. Layton, MBA ’89 

& Marie F. Layton, MBA ’89 

John E. Leffel, MBA ’83 

Saul Levine, MBA ’82 

Dean T. Lewallen, MBA ’81 

Michael R. Lewis, MBA ’76 

Linda Latsko Lockhart, MBA ’85 

Pin-Chuan Loh, MBA ’03 

Arthur L. Loomis II ’77, MBA ’81 

& Patricia Ann Loomis ’78 

Howard K. Loomis ’49, MBA ’50 

Edmund R. Lorenson, MBA ’93 

John J. Lott, MBA ’03 

Philip H. Loughlin III ’61, MBA ’62 

& Caroline K. Loughlin III ’61 

Dennis J. Lubozynski ’71, MBA ’75 

Tim F. Madey, MBA ’93 

Robert P. Magee ’69, MS ’72, PhD ’74 

Kevin R. Malchoff ’74, MBA ’75 

Michael P. Maloney, MBA ’68, JD ’71 

& Jane Maloney 

Raphael Marcello, MBA ’03 

David Eric Marschner, MBA ’07 

Miguel E. Mascaro MEng ’79, MBA ’80 

Nicholas O. Matt, MBA ’73 

Mary Jo Maydew, MBA ’87 

Carlos A. Maymi ’90 

William H. McAleer ’73, MBA ’75 

& Colleen M. McAleer ’74 

Robert J. McCabe ’65, MBA ’70 

& Sue McCabe 

Mary Katherine Mcginnis, MBA ’07 

James A. McNair, MBA ’83 

William J. Meakem, MBA ’72 

John H. Meek, MBA ’79 

& Maura Cully Meek, MBA ’82 

Sylvia Melikian, MBA ’76 

Mitchell S. Meyers ’56, MBA ’57 

& Jacqueline P. Meyers ’59 

Melissa J. Middleton, MBA ’04 

Richard S. Miller ’56, MBA ’58 

B. Charles Milner, MBA ’73 & 

Mary C. Milner 

Robert Lance Minor ’94, MBA ’01 

Robert L. Mitchell ’77, MBA ’83, MEng ’83 

Tadashi Miyazaki, MBA ’72 

Anthony H. Moon ’92, MBA ’02 

John J. Morgan, MBA ’03 

Christopher R. Morley, MBA ’84 

& Leone T. Young ’83, MBA ’84 

Peter J. Morphis, MBA ’75 

Kenneth J. Morsch, MBA ’03 

Timothy Louis Mould, MBA ’95, MS ’97 

Steven L. Muellner, MBA ’83 


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Lee S. Murnick, MBA ’95 

Fred T. Murphy, MBA ’84 

Andrew I. Namm, MBA ’52 

David Carleton Nash ’72, MBA ’73 

Steven Neimeth, MBA ’97 

Steven M. Newpol ’68, MBA ’74 

& Amy C. Gilbert 

Khanh Duy Nguyen, MBA ’03 

& Maria S. Tsang, MBA ’03 

Frank A. Nicolai, MPA ’65 

Charles W. Nims, MBA ’73 

& Peggy Ulrich-Nims MPA ’73 

A. Gretchen Noelke ’64, MBA ’65 

John Dyneley Nozell, MBA ’83 

Jeffrey Alan Nusbaum, MBA ’97 

& Marnie F. Mars, MBA ’97 

Henry R. O’Connor III ’88 

J. David Offi cer, MBA ’74, JD ’75 

& Marcia J. Wade ’74 

Adele C. Oliva, MBA ’93 

Ronald L. Olmstead, MBA ’81 

Kaan Onur ’96, MS ’97, MBA ’98 

& Esra H. Cuhruk, MBA ’00 

Peter Busch Orthwein Jr. ’98, MBA ’03 

& Sara Gompf Orthwein ’99 

Masa Oshima, MBA ’91 

James A. Ouchi, MPA ’75 

Thomas John Owens II ’83, MEng ’84, 

MBA ’01 

Raymond Joseph Pacini, MBA ’79 

Christina Hyo Jung Park, MBA ’02 

John A. Park III ’74, MBA ’78 

& Nancy Helen Mclaughlin 

Garth R. Parker ’57, MBA ’57 

& Rosalie S.B. Parker ’57 

Virendra Romesh Parlikar, MBA ’04 

Roy R. Payne Jr. ’52, MBA ’53 

Annamaria Dorothea Timofte, MBA ’07 

& Matthew David Pelfrey, MBA ’07 

Nicholas Peters, MBA ’85 

Glenn M. Pfeiffer, MBA ’78, PhD ’80 

Richard L. Quad, MBA ’98 

Carlos R. Quintanilla, MBA ’80 

Robert A. Ramin ’82, MBA ’85 

& Denise M. DeConcini ’82 

Robert Reback ’69, MEng ’70, PhD ’72 

& Barbara Z. Reback ’68 

Christian Lee Rhodes, MBA ’04 

James Douglas Rippeto Jr., MBA ’93 

Neil K. Robertson, MBA ’62 

Stephen Rogozinski, MBA ’92 

Michael S. Rolband ’80, MEng ’81, MBA 

’82 

Simon P. Ross, MBA ’94 

Margarita Anastasia Rossi, MBA ’04 

& Michael C. D’Agati, MBA ’98 

Stanislas Jean Rotman, MBA ’99 

Lawrence W. Ruff, MBA ’82 

Richard R. Ruffo, MBA ’93 & 

Diane L. Ruffo, MBA ’93 

Stephen Russell ’60, MBA ’61 

Thomas A. Russo JD ’69, MBA ’69 

Aaron James Ryan, MBA ’08 

Bruce M. Sandison, MBA ’79 

Halis M. Santana, MBA ’07 

David Schaenen, MBA ’52 

Edward J. Schechter ’73, MBA ’74 

Eric Robert Schneider ’91, MBA ’99 

& Susan Curtis Schneider ’91 

Craig D. Schnuck ’70, MBA ’71 

Robert D. Schultz ’77, MBA ’78 

Rick G. Sherlund ’77, MBA ’78 

Valerie J. Shey ’98, MBA ’98 

Dan Shur ’94, MBA ’03 

H. James Sigsbee ’70, MBA ’71 

Erik M. Simpson, MBA ’99 

Peter F. Sinisgalli ’78, MBA ’82 

Elizabeth Rachel Skibo, MBA ’05 

Gerald Skidmore, MBA ’58 

& Sarah G. Skidmore 

George S. Slocum ’62, MBA ’67 

& Priscilla H. Slocum 

Craig D. Smith ’89, MBA ’90 

John M. Smith, MBA ’74 

Kenneth F. Smith, MBA ’57 

Ronald E. Smith, MBA ’94 

Alejandro D. Soejarto, MBA ’98 

Jose I. Solera, MBA ’82 & 

Meg Louise Solera, MBA ’82 

William B. Sparks Jr., MBA ’65 

Robert S. Spencer ’68, MBA ’70 

& Barbara S. Spencer ’69 

Joseph Robert Stauff II, MBA ’04 

Patricia Carry Stewart ’50 

Bob D. Strahota ’62, MBA ’64 

Larry J. Stubbs, MBA ’93 

Michael C. Su, MBA ’05 

& Alice Su, MBA ’05 

Margaret Sung, MBA ’90 

T. Marshall Swartwood, MBA ’60 

John F. Sweeney, MBA ’93 

J. Robert Swidler, MBA ’70 

Robert T. Symington, MBA ’92 

Luther Tai, MBA ’02 

& Johanna Tai 

Anthony G. Tappin ’49, 

& Mary Weimar Tappin 

Sandra H. Tarpinian ’69, MAT ’73 

John W. Tatum, MBA ’96 

Bennett Thomas, MBA ’03 

L. Joseph Thomas 

John C. Thurmond, MBA ’65 

Kenneth R. Tometsko ’93, MBA ’00 

John Francis Trainor, MBA ’00 

Paul R. Tregurtha ’57 

& Lee A. Tregurtha ’59 

Walter J. Tusinski ’69, MBA ’71 

& Marcia Tusinski 

Daniel C. Updyke, MBA ’01 

Michael A. Urbanic, MBA ’68 

Christian Elliott Vansant, MBA ’04 

JoAnne M. Verderese, MBA ’86 

Mark Ernest Vincent, MBA ’08 

Leslie C. Vinney ’70, MBA ’72 

& Linda M. Vinney ’71, MAT ’72 

Charles A. Walworth ’53 

& Pat Walworth 

Jiansheng Wan, MBA ’07 

John F. Ward ’65, MBA ’66 

Earle L. Weaver ’82, MEng ’83, MBA ’84 

James S. Weaver Jr. ’54, MBA ’59 

Scott M. Weaver, MBA ’90 

Daniel T. Webster IV ’84, MBA ’85 

Stephen T. Welch, MBA ’53 

John B. Wengert, MBA ’93 

Donald A. Wescott, MBA ’66 

& Linda Wescott 

Christine Miller Whaley ’84, MBA ’89 

Charles S. Wilke, MBA ’67 

Bradford Willett, MBA ’02 

Joseph T. Wilson, MBA ’86 

Ned J. Winsor, MBA ’79 

Steven Wishner, MBA ’76 

& Lauri Berkson Wishner, MBA ’76 

Lisa Wollan, MBA ’82 

Ya-Ju Joan Wu, MBA ’93 

Joshua J. Wurzburger ’75, MBA ’78 

Mark J. Wydra, MBA ’83, MEng ’84 

Wei Xiong, MBA ’00 

Yorio Yagi, MBA ’57 

Susumu Yamashita, MBA ’73 

Jennifer Margaret Yap, MBA ’98 

Fumio Yasunaga, MBA ’73 

John D. Young, MBA ’98 

Charter Society 

$500–$999 

William S. Abrams ’91, MBA ’93 

Alice T. Akahoshi, MBA ’98 

Timothy Taylor Alden, MBA ’05 

Martin V. Alonzo Jr., MBA ’80 

Samuel G. Altman, MBA ’87 

& Marion N. Cooke MA ’87 

Seth W. Alvord, MBA ’98 

Hitesh Natwarlal Anadkat, MBA ’84 

Sarah T. Angel, MBA ’08 

Michael D. Anthony, MBA ’90 

Geoffrey R. Archer, MBA ’99 

Stuart L. Ashton, MBA ’89 

Michael James Barnell, MBA ’81, JD ’82 

& Vicki Mendelson Barnell JD ’84 

George S. Bazarko, MBA ’00 

Shishir P. Bedarkar, MBA ’08 

28 

* Deceased

David M. Behrmann, MBA ’87 

Louise M. Belevich ’75, MBA ’75 

William M. Bellamy Jr. ’53, MBA ’58, JD ’59 

& Nancy Bellamy 

David Belmont, MBA ’93 

Courtney H. Benenson ’99, MBA ’05 

Frank J. Bernieri, MBA ’80 

Puneet J. Bhatia, MBA ’08 

Wendy Blanchard, MBA ’81 

Andrew Hodges Blanco ’99, MBA ’05 

Brett Moque Blumenthal ’95, MBA ’04 

Susan Caratzas Boffoli ’96, MBA ’08 

& Stephen P. Boffoli 

Jane Anne Borns, MBA ’83 

Heather L. Bowles, MBA ’03 

Scott Boyd, MBA ’03 

Keita Broadwater, MBA ’03 

Nancy G. Brown ’85, PhD ’94 

& Timothy B. Brown ’84, MBA ’92 

Thomas Scot Brown Jr. ’81, MBA ’92 

Gabriel John Buerkle, MBA ’04 

James J. Byrnes ’63, MBA ’64 

& Terry R. Byrnes 

Matthew D. Cabell, MBA ’90 

Rebecca C. Cain, MBA ’05 

Terri Z. Campbell, MBA ’98 

Tobin Charles Schilke, MBA ’03 

& Sara Elizabeth Cantwell, MBA ’05 

John Capogrossi ’75, MBA ’80 

Richard W. Carthaus, MBA ’62 

Sai Casula, MBA ’08 

Charlie Chenwei Chang, MBA ’05 

Solange L. Charas, MBA ’88 

Mahim A. Chellappa, MBA ’00 

Lisa Cheraskin, MBA ’76 

Mark Chin, MBA ’04 

Joseph H. Compagni, MBA ’67 

Adam D. Compton, MBA ’95 

William H. Conkling III ’98, MBA ’05 

Christian Alex Corcino, MBA ’08 

Richard J. Coskey Jr. ’86, MEng ’95, 

MBA ’96 

Melva Covington, MBA ’04 

Christopher T. Cramer, MBA ’98 

Josias J. Cromwell II, MBA ’72 

David J. Culbertson ’50, MBA ’51 

& Helen E. Culbertson ’50 

Roshni Dasgupta, MBA ’07 

Catharine Deely, MBA ’81 

Frank Del Vecchio, MBA ’90 

Teresa D. Dereniak, MBA ’98 

Pierre Marc Devaux, MBA ’02 

Raghuram Dharmaraju, MBA ’07 

Stephen Kenneth Dirkes, MBA ’01 

Timothy J. Dolan ’83, MBA ’89 

Kevin Joseph Doldan, MBA ’05 

Anuj R. Dua MEng ’94, MBA ’01 

John Mark Dunchick, MBA ’99 

Brian D. Dunn ’77, MBA ’81 

Peter G. Dyke, MBA ’87 

Kimberly J. Dykema, MBA ’93 

Baris Efe, MBA ’05 

Anne Evans Estabrook ’65, MBA ’66 

Camille Erma Etienne, MBA ’08 

Christi Ellen Fallon, MBA ’99 

John A. Fekete, MBA ’99 

James Carlos Feliciano, MBA ’02 

Ada R. Fernandez 

Josette Fernandez, MBA ’78 

Patrice Custis Fisher, MBA ’75 

& Alfred J. Fisher 

Roy S. Flack ’61, & 

Naomi Herman Flack ’63 

Dora G. Flash & Russell Bourne 

Sandra Foley, MBA ’08 

Michael Patrick Ford, MBA ’05 

Glenn C. Fowler, MBA ’53 

Diane Marie Fredericks MILR ’98, 

MBA ’97 

Dan Friedberg, MBA ’87 

Hiroshi Fujikawa, MBA ’97 

Antonio Galan, MBA ’08 

Robert C. Gates ’90, MBA ’94 

Katharine Gee ’92, MBA ’04 

Peter James Georgianna, MBA ’03 

James A. Goldman, MBA ’85 

George Gomez-Quintero, MBA ’08 

Jon Gotte, MBA ’07 

Daniel Mario Grauman, MBA ’80 

& Randi Grauman 

Carol Greenland-Bachmeier, MBA ’81 

Timothy J. Grisius, MBA ’96 

Robert B. Gronlund, MEng ’96, MBA ’96 

Michael E.G. Guarda, MBA ’04 

Dale A. Hanley, MBA ’08 

J. Douglas Hanna, MS ’90, PhD ’91 

Scott A. Hansing, MBA ’01 

Laurie Hawkes, MBA ’79 

William K. Heiden, MBA ’87 

John D. Heppolette, MEng ’93, MS ’93 

Greg Lawrence Hernandez, MBA ’05 

Edwin S. Hetherington, MBA ’75, JD ’75 

Christine Marie Hewitt ’97, MBA ’02 

William J.D. Hofert ’76, MBA ’79 

Charles F. Hoitash, MBA ’51 

Jeffrey L. Hopkins, MBA ’92 

& Leslie Howard Hopkins ’87, MBA ’92 

Philip H.F. Hsia ’92, MBA ’99 

& Anita J. Lee ’92, JD ’98 

Wendell J. Huang, MBA ’86 

Thomas Michael Huber ’99, MBA ’06 

James L. Hudak, MBA ’90 

Dan J. Huehn, MBA ’90 

John R. Hulse, MBA ’68 

Lara I. Jackle, MBA ’94 

Gregory A. Jackson, MBA ’04 

Eun-Rae Jo, MBA ’85 

Alex C. Johnson ’00, MBA ’06 & 

Catherine A. Johnson ’00 

Yael Wielgus Jones, MBA ’04 

Stephen C. Kao ’01, MEng ’02, MBA ’08 

Kevin F. Kelly ’76, MBA ’77 

Michael T. Kenneally, MBA ’93 

Michael Kerrane, MBA ’97 

Imran H. Khan, MBA ’00 

Daniel J. Kim, MBA ’03 

Jung Kim, MBA ’86 

Yuseok Kim, MPS ’05, MBA ’05 

William James Frederick Kishore, MBA ’07 

Edward T. Koch, MBA ’60 

Arthur F. Kostka, MBA ’85 

Kristina P. Koutrakos, MBA ’08 

Jeffrey A. Kramer, MPS ’73 

Borys Kuroschepov, MBA ’08 

John M. Kyles Jr., MBA ’00 

Raquel Ann Lacey Lacey-Nelson, MBA ’03 

Rebecca Ford Lai, MBA ’88 

Sundeep Lal, MBA ’98 

Shane James Larkin, MBA ’02 

James H. Lee, MBA ’08 

Marcus E. Lee, MBA ’07 

Rusty Alfred Leech III, MBA ’04 

Aaron Leslie Levinoff, MBA ’03 


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Paul Li, PhD ’95, MBA ’00 

Dongyu Daniel Liao, MBA ’00 

Adam Craig Liebhoff, MBA ’07 

& Emilie Schnitman Liebhoff, MBA ’07 

Christina Y.H. Ling, MPA ’74 

Laura H. Liu ’86, MEng ’87, MBA ’89 

& Kenneth D. Pomerantz, MBA ’89 

Arthur W. Locke Jr., MBA ’85 

Barbara Ann Lougee, MBA ’92, MS ’96, 

PhD ’99 

David Carpenter Maier, MBA ’04 

Mary L. Malanoski, MBA ’80 

Lubaina Z. Manji, MBA ’93 

Nancy Y. Mao, MBA ’95 

Gilles A. Marchand Jr., MBA ’90 

Gerald P. Marcus, MBA ’87 

Brian H. Margulies, MBA ’94 

Adrienne Rose Martinez ’01, MBA ’08 

Richard J. Martino, MBA ’82 

Robert L. Maryott, MBA ’94 

Robert S. Mathes, MBA ’86 

James T. Mayne, PhD ’87 & 

Susan Taylor Mayne, PhD ’87 

Raymond J. Mazzocco, MBA ’77 & 

Katherine Bredin Mazzocco, MLA ’79 

Samuel G. McConnell, MBA ’85 

& Christine G. McConnell, MBA ’85 

Joseph Andrew Mccusker, MBA ’98 

Gregory Clark Mcgee, MBA ’07 

Timothy McGurkin, MBA ’93 

& Susan L. Conley, MBA ’93 

Gordon N. McKee, MBA ’88 

Michael J. McManus, MBA ’96 

Christopher O. Morris, MBA ’96 

& Suzanne E. McMonigle, MBA ’96 

Susan L. Menichetti, MPA ’69 

Christopher Ira Meredith, MBA ’05 

& Laurel Elkind Meredith ’93 

Stewart A. Merkin, MBA ’71, JD ’72 

Paola D. Meta, MBA ’03 

Brent P. Meyers, MBA ’94 

Kimberly M. Miller, MBA ’93 

Stephen S. Milt, MBA ’02 

Anil Modi, MBA ’08 

David J. Moffi tt, MBA ’77 

Mahesh Mohanty, MBA ’08 

Alexander H. Mok, MBA ’95 

Elizabeth G. Monsell, MBA ’81 

& Craig Monsell 

Eliza L. Moore ’94, MBA ’01 

& Timothy S. Broshears, JD ’02 

Geraldo Bernardes Franc Moura, MBA ’08 

Dhananjay Nagalkar, MBA ’08 

Michael D. Naumes, MBA ’72 

Mark W. Nelson 

Geoffrey Patrick Newman, MBA ’03 

Siew Wei Ngiam ’89, MEng ’90, MBA ’91 

& Swee Chiew Tan ’92, AB ’92 

Lois Fish Niland ’74, MBA ’78 

A. Leonard Nusbaum, MBA ’60 

Michael Joseph O’Connor, MBA ’97 

David Olaksen, MBA ’82 

& Christine D. Olaksen, MBA ’82 

Rishad P. Olpadwala ’97, MBA ’08 

Kiyohiko Ono, MBA ’80 

Ralph K. Packard, MBA ’69 

Vincente Eliecer Palacios Mendez, MBA 

’07 

George Thomas Palmer, MBA ’66 

Harry A. Pape ’72, MBA ’73 

& Wendy F. Pape 

Kristina Ellen Park, MBA ’97 

Richard W. Parker, MBA ’62 

Bruce A. Peltzer, MBA ’96 

Brandon Johnson Pemberton, MBA ’00 

Helene E. Penido ’84, MBA ’87 

Thomas W. Pesch, MBA ’92, MEng ’92 

Robert R. Petrina ’00, MBA ’08 

Priscilla M. Phelps ’73, MBA ’83 

Richard Garland Powers, MBA ’73 

Gurudutt K. Prabhu, MBA ’08 

Steven J. Prigal, MBA ’93 

Chad Allen Proell, MBA ’01, MS ’05, PhD 

’06 & Shana Michelle Clor-Proell ’00, 

PhD ’07 

Stephen C. Propper, MBA ’92 

Kerstin E. Ramstrom, MBA ’01 

Dawn Emerald Randall, MBA ’08 

Sharmila S. Rao, MBA ’01 

Gregory D. Raupers, MBA ’08 

Donald E. Read ’50, MBA ’53 

& Virginia C. Read 

George L. Reeves ’63, MBA ’66 

Oneil Rego, MBA ’08 

Ken Richards, MBA ’91 

Adam Jeffrey Rimmer, MBA ’03 

Paul A. Rippe, MBA ’88 

Nina A. Rose, MBA ’94 

& Douglas C. Rose, MBA ’94 

Brent David Rosenthal, MBA ’03 

Robert H. Ross ’64, MBA ’66 

Anthony R. Rossabi, MBA ’05 

Rishin Roy, MBA ’89, PhD ’90 

Marc Christopher Rucinski, MBA ’03 

William B. Rusitzky MEng ’90, MBA ’90 

Jonathan Scott Russell ’93, MBA ’94 

James T. Ryan, MBA ’78 

& Elizabeth Siver Ryan, MBA ’78 

David C. Sacra, MBA ’82 

Peter A. Salinger ’66, MBA ’68 

& Ruth Dritch Salinger ’67 

Harold M. Salters, MBA ’79 

& Caryl L. Greenfi eld, PhD ’88 

Sumant Salve, MBA ’04 

Navin Saxena, MBA ’07 

George T. Schneider ’59 

& Roberta G. Schneider ’59 

Kristen Daly Schneider, MBA ’94 

& Greig T. Schneider ’85 

Douglas K. Schnell, MBA ’05, JD ’05 

Jessica Anne Schoen, MBA ’08 

Thomas Per George Schryver ’93, MBA 

’02 & Caitlin Schryver, MBA ’01 

Drew Martin Schulke, MBA ’99 

Eric A. Seeley, MBA ’93 

Robert C. Shaw, MBA ’68 

Mark P. Shea, MBA ’89 

Jigisha Pathakji Shelat ’96, MBA ’08 

Adam Sherman, MBA ’79 

Ashwin Vassant Shirvaikar, MBA ’97 

& Payal Shirvaikar, MBA ’96 

Corwin J. Shropshire, MBA ’03 

Robert D. Shumaker, MBA ’89 

Eduardo Padilla Silva, MBA ’81 

Pamela Silverstein, MBA ’76 

Jacob A. Simon, MBA ’78 

Harry Singh, MBA ’85 

& Pamela McGuire 

Anthony Raymond Smith, MBA ’02 

Michael Patrick Smith, MBA ’08 

William C. Smith Jr. ’92, MBA ’92 

Jeffrey D. Snyder, MBA ’90 

Richard M. Solazzo ’79, 

& Elizabeth K. Solazzo ’79, MEng ’80, 

MBA ’81 

James E. Sorensen ’75, MBA ’76 

Jason Spindel 

Phillips B. Stearns ’74, MBA ’88 

Ross W. Stefano ’77, MBA ’78 

Joseph Lowell Stein, MBA ’04 

Philip A. Stein ’73, MBA ’75 

Gustavo Aleixo Stenzel, MBA ’05 

Thomas E. Strobel ’96, MBA ’05 

Justine Karen Suh, MBA ’05 

Andrew T. Sutphin, MBA ’94 

Hideyuki Takahashi, MBA ’81 

Nobuo Takahashi, MBA ’79 

Ikuo Taniguchi, MBA ’04 

Michael D. Tarino, MBA ’95 

Andrea D. Tarr, MBA ’92 

Luis Taveras, MBA ’08 

P.S. Olivier Te Boekhorst, MBA ’97 

Harvey L. Tepner, MBA ’86 

Georgios Theocharopoulos, MBA ’02 

W. Scott Tompkins, MBA ’67 

Margaret M. Torrance ’92, MBA ’93 

& John C. Torrance ’90 

William R. Towcimak II, MBA ’06, 

MILR ’06 

Christopher J. Trakas, MBA ’85 

Jean M. Treacy, MBA ’79 

Edward J. Tregurtha ’85, MBA ’91 

& Margaret Brown Tregurtha ’85 

Jennifer Elizabeth Turner, MBA ’06 

Robert M. Tuttle ’68, MBA ’72 

Mark D. Ullman ’82, MBA ’83 

Paul G. Vanden Heuvel ’96, MBA ’96 

Daniel Jeffrey Vaughn, MBA ’99 

Dominic G. Veliko-Shapko, MBA ’89 

Carrie Byrns Vill ’80, MBA ’80 

Jean Viret, MBA ’97 

Peter H. Vogel Jr. ’75, MBA ’76 

Kimie Vynckier, MBA ’00 

James Michael Walden, MBA ’03 

J. Prescott Wallace, MBA ’79 

Michael S. Wallace, MBA ’93 

& Donna D. Wallace 

* Deceased

Kunyu Ken Wang, MBA ’07 

Frederick A. Watkins, MBA ’65 

Beth Ann Watson, MBA ’02 

Fredrick W. Weber, MBA ’84 

& Kathy Weber 

Jeffery M. Weirens, MBA ’94 

Benjamin Joseph Weissbourd, MBA ’08 

Richard Weissman, MBA ’81 

Philip D. Wheeler, MBA ’64 

D.Ross White, MBA ’67 

Adam John Wiesel, MBA ’04 

Gordon Alan Wilde, MBA ’06 

Bob Y. Xu, MBA ’95 

Zuoli Xu, MBA ’02 

Kozo Yamamoto, MBA ’75 

Gul Yanmaz-Karsligil, MBA ’95 

Peter Ying, MBA ’02 

Simon Yoo, MBA ’98 

Igor C. Zakoworotny, MBA ’77 

Edward Zelmanovitz, MBA ’05 

Y. Paul Zhang, MBA ’99 

Gifts from Friends 

under $500 

George Samuel Abawi, MS ’65, PhD ’71 

Lester S. Adelman ’59 

& Stephanie Adelman ’60 

Robert C. Andrews 

Edgar Arvizu 

Jean E. Badger 

Wayne Yuen Cheng ’07 

Denise Francis Dahlhoff 

Jay A. Dubow 

Marni R. Fechtman 

Gail Elizabeth Fink ’85 

Patrick R. Gallagher Jr. 

Barbara S. Gibson 

Denny Grange 

Leah A. Hartman 

Leslie Z. Hathaway 

Barry Meyer Hecht ’65 

& Bradlea D. Hecht ’67 

Gloria Breen Hewitt 

Rosalyn A. Hines 

Thomas Hung 

Linda D. Jellum ’85, JD ’89 

Charles F. Johnson 

Douglas A. Johnson 

Gregory L. Johnson ’90, MS ’93 

& Christie Perez Johnson ’91 

Sara Najork Kendall ’00 

& Barnaby S. Kendall ’01 

Jongwoo Kim 

Ryan D. Legg 

Daniel Michael Lentz ’06 

Samson S.C. Liao ’75, MS ’76 

Stephen A. Magida 

Matthew Ryan Monson 

John W. Mosser 

Nedal Talal Nassar 

Juan P. Navarro, MS ’64 

Melanie Ann Nicholson 

Jane R. Nolan 

Harriet A. Peters ’58, MS ’75 

& Earl Peters 

Charles D. Phlegar 

& Karen Phlegar 

Guy G. Pignolet 

Diane S. Prather 

Erica A. Reniff 

Jessica K. Rosman 

Beverly R. Rosoff 

Frank M. Salinger 

Tarak Navnit Shah 

Robyn Catherine Stokes 

Ji Soo Sung 

Maggie Tang ’07 

Reesa Tansey 

Richard F. Tyler 

Hilary E. Vey 

Patricia Ann Watson ’82 

Michelle Edwina Wonsley, MILR ’08 

Shiausin Yen 


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Reunion Leadership 

Class of 1948 

Jay Irwin Vlock, campaign chair 

Class of 1953 

Alan M. Krause, campaign chair 

Class of 1958 

Joe D. Henninger, campaign chair 

Anthony W. Lopez 

Gerald Skidmore 

Class of 1963 

W. Stewart Cahn 

Class of 1968 

Richard H. Marks, campaign chair 

Class of 1973 

Duncan D. Russell, campaign 

& social chair 

Dan Hannaford Kathan 

Jeffrey A. Kramer 

Phillip A. Langefeld 

Gary M. Markoff 

John A. Norris Esq. 

Richard J. Saccany 

Class of 1978 

F. Warren Ellish 

Class of 1993 

John F. Sweeney, campaign chair 

Kim K. Alexander 

Howard G. Capek 

C. Duncan N. Thomas 

Cornelia Oliver Thomas 

Class of 1998 

David John Welgos, campaign chair 

Tatiana Rosak Birkelund, social chair 

Suzanne Bergmeister 

Marvin T. Chang 

Achenyo Idachaba 

Class of 2003 

Brenten Nauslar, campaign chair 

Erin Balet, social chair 

Dan Shur, social chair 

Naama Ashkenazi 

Maheen Baig 

Scott Boyd 

Kunal Ghosh 

Daniel J. Kim 

John J. Lott 

Peter Busch Orthwein Jr. 

Bennett Thomas 

Reunion Speakers 

Friday, June 6 

Real Estate Panel 

Jennifer Schultz, JD ’03, staff attorney, 

Community Legal Services 

Daniel J. Wagner, JD ’83, vice president 

and senior associate general counsel, 

Mack-Cali Realty Corporation 

Jeffrey L. Schwartz, AB ’73, partner, Hahn 

& Hessen, LLP 

Jerome Hass, James B. Rubin Professor 

of Finance, Krause Faculty Fellow in Real 

Estate 

Speed Networking 

Karin Ash, PhD ’99, director, 

Career Management Center 

Elizabeth “Beta” Mannix, Ann Whitney 

Olin Professor of Management, 

vice provost for Equity and Inclusion, 

director, Institute for the Social Sciences 

Saturday, June 7 

President Emeritus Frank H.T. Rhodes: 

Guest speaker at alumni luncheon 

that honored the alumni from the fi rst 

graduating class of the Johnson School, 

1948. 

Randy Ottinger ’80, president, LMR 

Advisors. Author of Beyond Success: 

Leadership Practices for Achieving Your 

Personal, Family and Philanthropic Legacy. 

George Frederick McGovern 

Lorraine A. Mohan 

Record for Gifts Received 


Class of 1983 

Dominic E. Collier 

Christopher J. Gray 

Jack V. Halpern 

Brian W. Hanse 

Priscilla M. Phelps 

Class of 1988 

Martin E. Garrett, campaign chair 

Solange L. Charas 

Heather L. Guild 

Susanne Gurda De Graba 

David M. Rodgers 

Reunion Year Class Holding Record Amount Raised 

5th 2002 $100,634 

10th 1997 $46,763 

15th 1982 $170,456 

20th 1974 $168,175 

25th 1981 $270,975 

30th 1959 $505,813 

35th 1973 $579,817 

40th 1963 $250,585 

45th 1959 $370,800 

50th 1957 $182,933 

55th 1952 $168,932 

60th 1948 $20,778 

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Note: Boldface indicates a new record in 2007–08.

Professorships 

Record for Number of Donors 

Reunion Year Class Holding Record Number of Donors 

5th 2002 123 

10th 1977 87 

15th 1993 86 

20th 1986 63 

25th 1981 80 

30th 1977 59 

35th 1973 58 

40th 1957 33 

45th 1960 31 

50th 1957 34 

55th 1950 13 

60th 1948 5 

Note: Boldface indicates a new record in 2007–08. 

Records for Reunion Attendance 

Reunion Year Class Holding Record Record # attendees 

5th 2002 84 

10th 1993 66 

15th 1993 43 

20th 1977, 1984 25 

25th 1981 52 

30th 1977 24 

35th 1972 11 

40th 1948 8 

45th 1948 13 

50th 1948 13 

55th 1950 7 

60th 1948 3 

Note: Boldface indicates a new record set in 2008. 

Alumni Professorship in 

Asset Management Donors 

Steven M. Bunson, MBA ’84 

& Joy F. Bunson ’84 

Robert M. DeMichele, MBA ’68 

& June C. DeMichele 

Timothy J. Dolan ’83, MBA ’89 

R. John Feely III, MBA ’90 

Lee C. Garcia, MBA ’69 

Kenneth G. Gau, MBA ’00 

Fred H. Jamieson, MBA ’77 


George W. Tall IV, MBA ’82 

& Deborah Tall 

Harold Bierman Jr. 

Professorship Donors 


Randolph B. Brown ’84, MS ’85, MBA ’86 

& Margaret A. Hutchinson Brown, 

MBA ’86 

Howard G. Capek ’89, MBA ’93 

Kenneth T. Derr ’59, MBA ’60 

& Donna M. Derr ’60 

Michael J. Durham, MBA ’77 


Walter J. Galvin, MBA ’73 

& Nancy E. Galvin 

Daniel P. Garton, MBA ’84 



& Carla G. Kidd 

Charles F. Knight ’58, MBA ’59 

& Joanne P. Knight 

Lester B. Knight III ’80, MBA ’81 

& Rebecca Walker Knight 

Clement S. Lewin, MBA ’93 

& Susan M. Lewin 

Peter J. Morphis, MBA ’75 

Fred T. Murphy, MBA ’84 


Scott M. Smith ’79, MBA ’80 

& Heidi Smith 


& Elizabeth C. Staley, ’60 

Albert E. Suter ’58, MBA ’59 

& Michaela S. Suter 

Harvey L. Tepner, MBA ’86 

Peter A. Wright ’75, MBA ’76 

Mark A. Zurack, MBA ’80 

& Kathy Ferguson, MS ’80 


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Special Endowment Funds 


Robert J. Swieringa Dean’s 

Discretionary Fund Donors 

John Edward Alexander ’74, MBA ’76 

& Elaine Mead Alexander ’77 


& Debra Paget 

Randolph B. Brown ’84, MS ’85, MBA 

’86 & Margaret A. Hutchinson Brown, 

MBA ’86 



Robert R. Dyson, MBA ’74 

& Emilie Bairstow Dyson 





Jeffrey M. Kabel, MBA ’97 



& Colleen M. McAleer ’74 



& Rilla B. Neafsey 


Jeffrey P. Parker ’65, MEng ’66, MBA ’70 

& Julie Watkins Parker 

Nelson Schaenen Jr. ’50, MBA ’51 

& Nancy S. Schaenen 

Richard G. Schneider ’70 


& Elizabeth C. Staley ’60 

Thomas R. Dyckman 

Graduate Fellowship Fund 

Donors 

Randy L. Allen ’68 

Brit J. Bartter ’76, PhD ’77 

& Marilyn M. Bartter ’69 

Jeffrey S. Beekman, MBA ’78 

Tatiana Rosak Birkelund ’93, MBA ’98 


Terri Z. Campbell, MBA ’98 

Robert A. Cowie ’56, MBA ’57 

& Vanne S. Cowie ’57 

Paul H. Dude, MBA ’69 

John A. Elliott, PhD ’82 

& Laura A. Philips, MBA ’97 


Byron E. Grote ’77, PhD ’81 

& Susan L. Miller, MBA ’79 

David W. Gunn, MBA ’98 

J. Douglas Hanna ’90, PhD ’91 

Kenneth D. Hintlian, MBA ’78 


Ronald J. Huefner, MBA ’65, PhD ’68 

Robert E. Koontz, MBA ’97 


Phillip A. Langefeld ’66, MBA ’73, MS ’76, 

PhD ’78 

Charles M.C. Lee, MBA ’89, PhD ’90 

& Lily C. Lee 

Haiyan Li, MBA ’86 & Jean-Paul 

Comtesse 

Robert S. Ludwig Esq., MBA ’76, JD ’78 

Robert P. Magee ’69, MS ’72, PhD ’74 


Glenn M. Pfeiffer, MBA ’78, PhD ’80 

Gordon D. Richardson ’82, PhD ’83 

Susan J. Scanlon Esq., ’76, MBA ’76 

& Croft Hangartner 

Michael H. Train, MBA ’91 

& B. Jean Train, MBA ’91 

Phillip R. Witt ’62, MBA ’65 

& Bette Witt ’62 

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* Deceased

Class Honor Rolls 

Reunion Classes 

Class of 1948 

$20,778 in gifts 

42% participation 

Herbert M. Englehardt 

Maurice M. Gellman 

Jerry Levitan 

Peter P. Miller Jr. 

Jay Irwin Vlock 

Class of 1953 



Charles Rendsland Chase Jr. 

William S. Field 

Glenn C. Fowler 

Albert Fried Jr. 

Alan M. Krause 

Roy R. Payne Jr. 

Donald E. Read 

Stanley Bradford Staples 

Robert M. Temkin 

Stephen T. Welch 

Class of 1958 



William M. Bellamy Jr. 

I. MacAllister Booth 

William R. Broadbent 

Anthony B. Cashen 

Lewis E. Darby 

William H. Dudley 

Lawrence E. Dwight 

Richard M. Eddy 

Richard Willis Esten 

Joe D. Henninger 

Arthur D. James 

John Konwiser 

Edward M. Krech Jr. 

Roger G. Leous 

Anthony W. Lopez 

Robert A. MacAyeal Jr. 

Harvey W.F. Mason 

Richard S. Miller 

Peter D. Paisley 

Robert J. Prata 

J. Scott Rambach 

Gerald Skidmore 

Richard A. Stanton 

David A. Tapley 

Frederick Butler Wightman 

F. Daniel Wilder 

Class of 1963 



Thomas R. Angear 

W. Stewart Cahn 

G. Walton Cottrell 

Jerome F. Goldberg, Esq. 

Peter L. Haynes 

Andrew Byong-Soo Kim 

Leftwich Dodge Kimbrough 

Samuel Gustavo Levy 

Jeffrey C. Manning 

Robert S. Miller 

E. Allen Morgan 

John P. Neafsey 

Roy H. Park Jr. 

Richard C. Perkins 

Donald G. Serfass 

Jon D. Silverman 

David M. Tourangeau 

Ralph B. Tower Jr. 

Class of 1968 



Jerome Abarbanel 

Frank T. Crego 

Robert M. DeMichele 

Joe C. Doan 

Barry R. Elson 

Lawrence C. Frank 

Peter A. Giuliani 

Neil L. Houghton 

Ronald J. Huefner 

John R. Hulse 

Stephen L. Key 

Kenneth W. Kleinman 

Thomas S. Loane 

Michael P. Maloney, Esq. 

Richard H. Marks 

Peter A. Marx Esq. 

William Naumes 

Leland A. Orr 

Lawrence M. Pohly, Esq. 

Robert B. Ramage 

Eugene A. Renna 

Eugene W. Rosen 

Peter A. Salinger 

Carl E. Schellhorn 

Robert C. Shaw 

Sherwood T. Small 

Jeffrey A. Smith 

J. David Snyder 

Richard R. Truitt 

Michael A. Urbanic 

William P. White III 

Class of 1973 

$579,187 in gifts 


Steven A. Ash 

Richard Elliott Bentley 

Dennis L. Berman 

Andrew C. Berry 

Robert T. Bossart 

Edward C. Brown III 

Theodore H. Buenger Jr. 

Warren D. Carter 

Lee Thomas Cartmill 

Anthony J. Cooper 

Herbert L. Daitch 

Robert C. Enichen 

Walter J. Galvin 

James D. Gewirtzman 

Abe A. Gomel 

David W. Hemphill 

Don C. Jean 

Steven E. Kane 

Dan Hannaford Kathan 

Kwok-Sum Patrick Ko 

Yukio Kobayashi 

Bruce M. Korotkin 

Jeffrey A. Kramer 

Bruce W. Krysiak 

Joseph J. Lack 


William L. MacLachlan 

Gary M. Markoff 

Nicholas O. Matt 

Donna J. Melkonian 

Sheldon J. Miller 

B. Charles Milner 

David Carleton Nash 

Charles W. Nims 

John A. Norris, Esq. 

David M. Northern 

Harry A. Pape 

James L. Parry 

Richard E. Peller 

Richard Garland Powers 

Henry D. Ritter 

Paul D. Rubacha 

Duncan D. Russell 

Richard J. Saccany 

Edward M. Schottland 

Mark Schreiber 

Bruce D. Stirling 

R. Neilan Teague Jr. 

Peggy Ulrich-Nims 

Steven H. Vogel, Esq. 

A. John Vogt 

Richard V. Wakeman Jr. 

Robert Russell Walker 

Herbert B. Weiner 

Harry S. Wheller III 

Gordon E. Whyte 

Susumu Yamashita 

Fumio Yasunaga 


* Deceased 

35


Class of 1978 



Jeffrey S. Beekman 

Jay R. Bloom 

Patricia L. Chan 

Raymond A. Deibel 

F. Warren Ellish 

Lawrence L. Epstein 

Gary T. Fassak 

Josette Fernandez 

Ralph J. Fruchtman 

Raymond J. Gabler 

Tama Greenberg 

Glenn P. Grove Jr. 

Paul F. Murphy 

Lois Fish Niland 

John A. Park III 

Kent Stephen Peterson 

Glenn M. Pfeiffer 

Charles F. Plungis Jr. 

Joel M. Ray 

Marc L. Reisch 

Robert D. Rock 

Eric P. Rosenson 

Elizabeth Siver Ryan 

James T. Ryan 

Marc K. Schlussel 

Robert D. Schultz 

Caren Starr Schwartz 

David V. Babbott 

Jane Anne Borns 

David R. Brooks 

Jason Peter Caulfi eld 

Ray Chang 

James T. Cirenza 

Dominic E. Collier 

William H. Coyle 

Laura S. Dillman 

John Desmond Dolan 

Jay C. Donovan 

Bryan C. Elliott 

Paul H. Field 

Jane E. Gibbs 

Sandra A. Goldstein 

Gordon D. Richardson 

Lawrence S. Robins 

James C. Rodgers 

Kevin C. Roman 

Fredric Ross 

Todd R. Schnuck 

David N. Schwartz 

Lois A. Scott 

Shireen F. Sepahi 

Scott Dudley Stewart 

Robert O. Strauss 

Kurt R. Swenson 

Jamie M. Mooney 

William F. Troy 

Amy D. Turissini 

Raymundo Gomez 

David R. Turissini 

Christopher J. Gray 

Martha J. Turner 

Scott R. Haber, Esq. 

Mark D. Ullman 

Brian W. Hanse 

Becky Ferrando Walker 

Takuya Honjo 

Helen B. Wanderstock 

Susan B. Howitt 

Caren D. Wasserman 

James E. Kimball III 

John M. Wolf 

James E. Kinnier 

Mark J. Wydra 


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Carolyn Heydt Hart 

John C. Hilke 

Kenneth D. Hintlian 

Mark K. Hu 

Nora Burke Klippstein 

Richard A. Klippstein 


Bruce R. Levin 

Madeline Levine 

Eric Maree 

Wayne A. Marks 

Sharon M. McCann 

George Frederick McGovern 

Frederic Raymond Miller 

Lorraine A. Mohan 

Sylvia C. Moore 

Leslie J. Sheldon 

Rick G. Sherlund 

Peter J. Shintay 

Jacob A. Simon 

Ross W. Stefano 

Helen Wang Yee Sze 

Leigh Warner 

James H. Watson Jr. 

Suzanne Siegert Williamson 

Bruce S. Wolcott 

Joshua J. Wurzburger 

Mark J. Zamoyski 

Class of 1983 

$120,746 in gifts 


Peter P. Apostolicas 

Linda S. Kinnier 

Mark J. Kleinman 

Douglas R. Knowles 

Jeffrey J. Kobylarz 

Robert LeBlanc 

John E. Leffel 

Robert M. Limyansky 

Ellen R. Marsden 

Scot A. Martin 

Mark Ayres Massey 

Susan Potter McGowan 

Vivian F. McGuire 

James A. McNair 

Robert L. Mitchell 

Steven L. Muellner 

John Dyneley Nozell 

Mary H. Olson 

Susan Hoberman Orenstein 

Janet Nettleton Otto 

Nicolette J. Peters 

Priscilla M. Phelps 

Class of 1988 

$134,859 in gifts 


Scott V. Alvis 

Alyce Amirian 

Graham S. Anderson 

David M. Balderston 

Rajeev Bhaman 

Joseph B. Buonanno, Esq. 

Gary N. Cachules 

Ora Panitz Chaiken 

Anand Chandrasekher 

Solange L. Charas 

Ruth Harrison Constantine 

Susanne Gurda De Graba 

Daniel N. Dube 

Franklyn Jonathan Farace 

John T. Gentry 

Anthony J. Giammalva 

Heather L. Guild 

* Deceased

Elaine B. Haffey 

Joseph Cherian, PhD 

Ken Niimura 

Teresa D. Dereniak 

P. Bernard Haffey 

John S. Chung 

Hitoshi Nishizawa 

Joanne M. DeStefano 

Bernard L. Han 

Mark A. Clauss 

Linda Hazlett Nitzsche 

David Glenn DeVoe 

Robert S. Harrison 

Susan L. Conley 

Adele C. Oliva 

Alexander K. Deyhim 

Lawrence A. Hartley 

Therese M. Corkran 

Cornelia Oliver Thomas 

David W. Dix 

Laura J. Herse, Esq. 

Thomas W. Duncan Jr. 

Michael A. Papile 

Michael W. Dooher 

Marianne Hartman Holmes 

Kimberly J. Dykema 

David Anthony Paull 

Amatzia Feinberg 

Dana F. Klein 

Gary C. Eaton 

Joanne C. Penne 

David W. Gunn 

Lawrence A. Kraft 

James W. Eisenhaure 

Steven J. Prigal 

Ying Han 

Rebecca Ford Lai 

John R. Evans 

James Douglas Rippeto Jr. 

Achenyo Idachaba 

Keith B. Lajoie 

Samuel H. Flowers 

Laurie L. Roberts 

Scott Erik Jaffe 

Martin H. Lays 

Patricia A. Friar 

Alysa R. Rose 

N. Erik Jensen 

Gordon N. McKee 

Kenji Fujita 

Diane L. Ruffo 

Sudhir Karunakaran 

James P. McNamara 

Gregory J. Galvin, PhD 

Richard R. Ruffo 

Sundeep Lal 

Margaret S. McNamara 

Scott C. Geary 

Donna Renaud Schober 

Christopher M. Large 

William J. Megan 

Sachin Gupta 

Eric A. Seeley 

John Paul Larkin II 

Jon R. Norberg 

Gregory L. Hart 

Andrew E. Soukup 

Vidur Luthra 

Vince A. Pollard 

Prescott C. Hartshorne 

Karen Thorne Soukup 

Jason T. Mazzola 

Paul A. Rippe 

James Lawrence Hay 

Larry J. Stubbs 

Joseph Andrew Mccusker 

David M. Rodgers 

Ramona M. Helble 

John F. Sweeney 

Caragh M. McLaughlin 

Karl F. Schmid 

John D. Heppolette 

Jerome M. Szczepaniak 

Ramond P. Mecherle 

Bradley S. Schwartz 

Brian D. Holden 

C. Duncan Thomas 

Gregory S. Millard 

Bruce G. Starcher 

Cynthia M. Hradil 

Devin D. Thorpe 

Steven D. Morrow 

Phillips B. Stearns 

John M. Hurley 

Margaret M. Torrance 

Kaan Onur 

Dana I. Stone 

Eva Christina Immergut 

Paul A. Villa 

Philip T. Platt 

Todd D. Stoner 

Michael A. Jenkins 

Michael S. Wallace 

Richard L. Quad 

John L. Verna 

Peter A. Jessen Jr. 

Timothy A. Warder 

Tatiana Rosak Birkelund 

Martin H. Waters 

Gary A. Johnson 

John B. Wengert 

Hernan Saenz 

Class of 1993 

$113,829 in gifts 


William S. Abrams 

John C. Adams 

Kim K. Alexander 

Gregory M. Alonso 

David Belmont 

Roy J. Biebuyck 

Alex N. Brar 

Kimberly T. Bulkley 

Krista Blanche Kaplan 

William J. Burleigh 

Howard G. Capek 

Jeffrey M. Carowitz 

William G. Joyce 

Robert J. Kelly 

Michael T. Kenneally 

Peter H. Khoury 

Steven H. Kohn 

Aaron L. Leatherwood 

Clement S. Lewin 

Edmund R. Lorenson 

Tim F. Madey 

Lubaina Z. Manji 

Christopher C. Martel 

Michael C. McGregor 

Timothy McGurkin 

Sarah J. Medlin 

Kimberly M. Miller 

Michelle R. Monigal 

Ya-Ju Joan Wu 

Robert S. Yasuda 

Class of 1998 



Alice T. Akahoshi 

Seth W. Alvord 

Erin Kineret Berard 

Terri Z. Campbell 

Marvin T. Chang 

Pamela Y. Chen 

Richard J. Clarke 

Paul S. Compton 

Christopher T. Cramer 

Michael C. D’Agati 

Jeremy E. Segal 

Rebecca Mary Shaghalian 

Anupendra N. Sharma 

Rachna D. Sharma 

Valerie J. Shey 

Wade W. Slome 

Alejandro D. Soejarto 

Adam M. Steinberg 

Raja Subramoni 

Stacey Ann DeVoe 

Kena E. Thompson 

Michael J. Thompson 

Robert Noel Velan 

Sherry L. Wei 

David John Welgos 

Sherri A. Williams 


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Jennifer Margaret Yap 

Simon Yoo 

John D. Young 

Stephen E. Lichaw 

Pin-Chuan Loh 

John J. Lott 

Non-reunion 

classes 

Eugene F. Hannon 

George D. Hano 

Dean O. Jeynes 


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Class of 2003 



Fernando Abadia 

Ram S. Akella 

Shannah D. Albert 

Jose A. Baldan 

Erin M. Balet 

Sarah J. Beyrich 

Heather L. Bowles 

Scott Boyd 

Seth E. Bravin 

Keita Broadwater 

Laura A. Chulak 

Maura Anne Cowan 

Stewart William Cowan 

John F. Delorenzo 

Dmitry Dinces 

Jason James Dupuis 

James Bradley Edwards 

Wayne A. Emerick 

Jinhai Feng 

Adam Reed Fitzner 

Michele Morley Frey 

Sean P. Galligan 

Parin A. Gandhi 

Peter James Georgianna 

Kunal Ghosh 

Michele M. Gibson 

Lori Glick Burke 

Jason Stephen Jagatic 

Daniel J. Kim 

Jay Koo 

Jinhyo Kwak 

Jae W. Kwon 

Raquel Ann Lacey-Nelson 

Gal A. Lavid 

Kent D. Leemaster 

Sin Hong Leong 

Aaron Leslie Levinoff 

Raphael Marcello 

Paola D. Meta 

Jonpaul Mondazzi 

Elena M. Moneti 

John J. Morgan 

Kenneth J. Morsch 

Daniel Nevin Motto 

Subrata Mukherjee 

Vineet A. Nargolwala 

Brenten Nauslar 

Geoffrey Patrick Newman 

Khanh Duy Nguyen 

Ramakrishna Venkata Nistala 

Derek Kenneth Oler 

Peter Busch Orthwein Jr. 

Sean P. O’Sullivan 

Jason Pizzorusso 

Dan Hamilton Rice 

Adam Jeffrey Rimmer 

Brent David Rosenthal 

Felix Antonio Rouse 

Marc Christopher Rucinski 

Donna L. Salvatore 

Tobin Charles Schilke 

Aaron J. Seyuin 

Corwin J. Shropshire 

Valerie Shukovsky 

Dan Shur 

Jeffrey M. Stammen 

Bennett Thomas 

James B. Thompson, PhD 

Maria S. Tsang 

Andreas Vaerst 

James Michael Walden 

Dave J. Witkowski 

Markus Zalud 

Class of 1949 



Victor Hershman 

Henry Jameson 

Joe H. Quade 

Michael D. Stashower 

David T. Stebbins 

Theodore F. Trumpp Jr. 

Daniel S. Wach 

Class of 1950 



Jerome Alpern 

Donald M. Baer 

Joseph C. Casden 

Raymond H. Davis 

Howard K. Loomis 

Howard J. Ludington Jr. 

George W. McCagg Jr. 

Wilbur Parker 

Clayton E. Raney 

S.F. Weissenborn 

Harlan R. Wengert 

Class of 1951 



Morgan Cooper 

David J. Culbertson 

Donald W. Ellison 

Charles F. Hoitash 

Richard R. Myers 

Roger R. Palmer 

Class of 1952 



James C. Brocoum 

Stuart S. Corning Jr. 

Paul J. Gerwin 

Ernest F. Grant 

Robert E. Klein 

Andrew I. Namm 

David Schaenen 

Roger S. Wood 

Class of 1954 



Paul Bomze 

Joseph S. Dewey 

David H. Gruen 

William W. Helman III 

George D. Levy 

Glenn H. Sacra 

Stuart Warshauer 

William S. Wesson 

Class of 1955 



James S. Armour 

Donald C. Bryk 

David D. Ehart 

Henry P. Renard 

William F. Waters 

James F. Wychgel 

Class of 1956 



Hirschel B. Abelson 

Richard C. Cecil 

Thomas Y. Ellis 

Roger J. Evans Jr. 

H. Darby Houston 

William G. James Jr. 

David P. Jones 

Harry R. Kirsch 

William S. LaLonde III 

Jean F. Rowley 

Charles W. West Jr. 

* Deceased

Class of 1957 



William V. Abt 

Wilbur L. Appel Jr. 

Robert E. Coleberd Jr. 

Robert A. Cowie 

Terence W. Crowe 

Howard M. Davidson 

Myles M. Dryden 

David B. Findlay Jr. 

Ralph M. Gossard 

Peter Hallock 

Samuel W.G. Hudson 

John F. Ineson 

Robert Harvey Jeffreys 

Ronald E. Kramer 

George D. Landew 

Mitchell S. Meyers 

Garth R. Parker 

William C. Ramsgard 

Kenneth F. Smith 

Carl J. Sorgenfrei Jr. 

Vail M. Taylor 

Caryl Warner Jr. 

William J. Watts 

Yorio Yagi 

Class of 1959 

$462,602 in gifts 


Robert Armstrong III 

Craig W. Fanning 

J. Arthur Hirsch Jr. 

Charles L. Jarvie 

Phillip H. Kneen 

Charles F. Knight 

Richard D. Lemen 

Ralph J. Mills Jr. 

Stephen E. Milman 

George W. Rocklein 

Robert W. Staley 

Albert E. Suter 

James S. Weaver Jr. 

Glenn A. Wesselmann 

Ronald K. White 

Class of 1960 



Donald G. Armstrong 

Robert M. Bryant 

James Edward Burke 

Robert C. Camp, PhD PE 

Gerald W. Cunningham 

Kenneth T. Derr 

James M. Edgar 

Thomas W. Kemp 

Edward T. Koch 

A. Leonard Nusbaum 

William H. Pope Jr. 

Franklin T. Russell 

Richard G. Smith 

John L. Spivack 

T. Marshall Swartwood 

Charles Trayford III 

Norman Turkish 

Lee A. Wesselmann 

Class of 1961 



George R. Balaschak 

Daniel L. Bidwell 

Barry D. Brown 

Robert E. Claypoole 

Myles M. Dryden 

Richard L. Fogg 

Gerald R. Fry 

Henry H. Harvey 

C. Royce Hough III 

Howard E. Jacobs 

Charles Klaus, Esq. 

Leonard A. Landon 

Robert H. Metcalf 

J. Roger O’Neil 

Stephen Russell 

Charles C. Saylor 

Frederick C. Twichell 

Ernest T. Whitaker Jr. 

George C. Wiltsey 

Class of 1962 



Richard W. Carthaus 

Daniel Church McEwen Crabbe 

Edward M. Dudley 

Vernon A. Dyke 

David H. Gaskell 

Richard A. Gatz Jr. 

George G. Gellert 

Max S. Green 

James G. Haidas 

Frederick A. Hough 

Richard A. Kneen 

Philip H. Loughlin III 

R. Edwin Maglisceau 

Fred Obser 

Richard W. Parker 

Thomas P. Riley 

Neil K. Robertson 

Benson Jay Simon 

Kent A. Smith 

Douglas C. Thompson 

Jay O. Yedvab 

Class of 1964 

$207,021 in gifts 


Alfred A. Almonte Jr. 

Stephen B. Ashley 

James Relyea Billings 

David K. Bush 

James J. Byrnes 

F. Arthur Currier III 

John S. Custer Jr. 

Arthur W. Dahl Jr. 

Robert Mal Davis 

David A. Duffi eld 

Carl J. Hudson 

Eino Keerd 

William J. Kidd 

William N. MacDonald 

David E. McKelvey 

James F. Mrazek 

Manuel L. Porrata 

Frank J. Quirk 

Carl C. Schwan Jr. 

Robert F. Slagle 

Bob D. Strahota 

Philip D. Wheeler 

Class of 1965 



William J. Ashworth 

Arnold I. Barkman 

Robert S. Gellert 

Ronald J. Huefner 

Richard G. Jackson 

Norman M. Lotstein 

Frank A. Nicolai 

A. Gretchen Noelke 

A. Gerald Reiss 

Michael D. Shay 

William D. Simmons 

William B. Sparks Jr. 

Jan H. Suwinski 

John C. Thurmond 

Lyman G. Van Nostrand 

Frederick A. Watkins 

G. Ted Waugh 

Jonathan S. Willis III 

Phillip R. Witt 

Class of 1966 



William M. Anderson III 

Ruth M. Anderson 

Stanley O.W. Bakke, Esq. 

Ralph Bartholomew III 

Carl E. Breyer Jr. 

John P. Burkhard 

Morris Danon 

John W. Ellis 

Anne Evans Estabrook 

Kenneth L. Evans 

John C. Fitzgerald Jr. 

Willis R. Greer Jr. 

Charles D. Hartquist 

K. Larry Hastie 

Robert A. Heubner 


39


Frank J. Kaphan 

D. Ross White 

Thomas F. Judson Jr. 

Robert J. Ryan Jr. 

Harold H. Krider Jr. 

Charles S. Wilke 

Jay A. Jupiter 

Mark E. Sandberg 

David L. McKinley 

Hans C. Wurster 

James A. Largay III 

Paul F. Sawicki 

Terry S. Mercer 

W. Scott Murray 

Pekin Ogan 

George Thomas Palmer 

Judith Fowler Quagliaroli 

George L. Reeves 

Robert H. Ross 

Marc Semanoff 

W. Prentice Smith 

Michael E. Strick 

William V. Tripp III, Esq. 

John F. Ward 

Donald A. Wescott 

Eric H. Wilson 

Bernard Zucker, Esq. 

Class of 1967 



John H. Babson 

Edward F. Brooks 

Class of 1969 



William H. Besgen 

Leonard M. Borer 

Nan Gilligan Brouilette 

Thomas S. Charlton 

Paul H. Dude 

Lee C. Garcia 

W. James Gieseke 

K. Larry Hastie 

David C. Kantorczyk 

Joel M. Lipman 

Susan L. Menichetti 

Edwin L. Miller 

Philip C. Moeller 

George E. Moonan 

Troy Y. Murray 

Peter Busch Orthwein 

Ralph K. Packard 

Bruce Maggin, Esq. 

Walter J. Maurer 

Robert J. McCabe 

William F. McHugh 

Rex W. Mixon Jr., Esq. 

Betty Loraine Muka 

Neil D. Newman 

James A. Nolan 

Jeffrey P. Parker 

Paul E. Parker 

David Pollak Jr. 

Marvin J. Rempel 

Kenneth V. Schreiner 

Allan Sheff 

Howard S. Shimon 

Robert S. Spencer 

John H. Spurr Jr. 

J. Robert Swidler 

Steven K. Weinberg, Esq. 

Robert P. Zampieri 

Craig D. Schnuck 

Adam E. Sieminski Jr. 

H. James Sigsbee 

Emil O. Sommer III 

Robert S. Strickland 

Walter J. Tusinski 

Class of 1972 



Philipp H. Burroughs 

Josias J. Cromwell II 

Michael J. Daun 

Peter T. Devlin 

Patrick Joseph DiNcola 

David H. Downes 

James C. Ebbert 

Robert N. Fischer 

Frederick A. Greenland, Esq. 

Michael D. Harper 

Claude H. Harris 

Lloyd F. Christianson 

Joseph H. Compagni 

William W. Damon 

Thomas A. Russo, Esq. 

Geoffrey A. Sawyer Jr. 

Richard L. Simms 

Class of 1971 



John M. Haynes 

Timothy J. Healy 

Paul N. Johnson Jr. 

James V. Davis 

Edward E. Steele 

Earle L. Bradford Jr. 

Walter L. Knox III 

P. Thomas Demartino 

Douglas D. Watts 

Roderick Gong-Wah Chu 

Thomas J. Lambiase 


Christopher T. Emmet 

David W. Goodwin 

Carmine A. Greco, Esq. 

Alan S. Harris 

David J. Hayes 

Jonathan M. Hinebauch 

Harrison H. Huntoon 

David W. Jacobs 

Nicholas L. Kass 

George M. Peters 

James H. Rogers 

David R. Ryan 

George S. Slocum 

Warren R. Staley 

W. Scott Tompkins 

Class of 1970 

$175,183 in gifts 


Stephen B. Albright 

Evan E. Anderson 

Laurette Mayer Beach 

Jeb E. Brooks 

James C. Buttrick 

Robert G. Carman 

John D. Culbertson 

William R. Dilts 

Diane Walker Edwards 

Jack M. Ferraro 

Edward Fraioli 

Jeffrey Goldberg 

Thomas M. Copanas 

William W. Damon 

William J. Doody 

H. Jay Freer 

Lance Stewart Gad, Esq. 

R. Randolph Hatch 

David H. Johnson 

Thomas Maurice Jones 

Timothy W. Jones 

Leo Konomis 

James A. Largay III 

James P. Lee 

Jeffrey L. Marston 

Stewart A. Merkin, Esq. 

Robert B. Miller 

David F. Martin 

William J. Meakem 

James J. Meyer 

Tadashi Miyazaki 

Michael D. Naumes 

Steven D. Needle, Esq. 

Leonard Nissenson 

Richard J. Quaranto 

Charles E. Rice 

James A. Rowan Jr. 

Alan V. Schwartz 

John M. Sherwood 

Terry C. Stewart, Esq. 

David A. Tracy 

Robert M. Tuttle 

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* Deceased

Leslie C. Vinney 

Mark L. Mallon 

William F. Gibson 

Robert Gary Falter 

Robert A. Warwick, Esq. 

Martin B. Napor 

Jean Yvan Guilhaumaud 

Kenneth A. Flatto 

Nicholas Whitby 

Steven M. Newpol 

Edwin S. Hetherington, Esq. 

G. Dietz Fry Jr. 

Class of 1974 



Frank D. Andruss Jr. 

Nancy H. Ayers 

Thomas L. Bartlett 

S. Jeffrey Bastable 

Roberto Canizares 

Kent A. Dolby 

J. David Offi cer, Esq. 

Keith D. Oppenneer 

Robert Philips Palmquist 

Gerald C. Raubach 

Edward J. Schechter 

Mark A. Schulte 

John M. Smith 

Nigel H. Symington 

Mark L. Wurzel 

Thomas Charles Hutton, Esq. 

Alden B. Kaplan 

Ernest L. King 

Ted F. Knopf 

Michael P. Lacalamita 

Michael D. Lawitts 

Dennis J. Lubozynski 

Daniel W. Lyons 

Kevin R. Malchoff 

William H. McAleer 

Elissa L. Giaimo 

Leonard A. Hagan 

Mary Paul Loomis 

Heidi A. Hansen 

Joel M. Helmrich 

John C. Hilke 

Jane M. Hutterly 

Alice Katz 

Charles William Kerner 


John A. McCullough 

Michael R. Lewis 

Peter J. Morphis 

Robert S. Ludwig, Esq. 

Wade S. Morse 

Richard A. Marin 

Paul W. Nice 

Sylvia Melikian 

James A. Ouchi 

Mary M. Muggleton 

L. Lawrence Potomac 

Paul T. Murphy 

William G. Ries 

Rick A. Opad 

Joseph A. Sprunger 

Stephen A. Osborn 

Philip A. Stein 

Barry W. Ridings 

Martha L. Stewart 

Susan J. Scanlon, Esq. 

Joanne MacCabe Thompson 

Donald J. Schork 

Michael S. Walsh 

Pamela Silverstein 

Kozo Yamamoto 

James E. Sorensen 

Robert R. Dyson 

Harold A. Eichell 

Christopher T. Greene 

Carolyn E. Greig 

Gaffney W. Gunter 

Michael Fenwick Hall 

Jean M. Harlow 

Franz J. Herpok 

William W. Huling Jr. 

Robert A. Jacobson 

Kenneth A. Jones 

Frederick D. Laub 

Norman J. Levy 

Christina Y.H. Ling 

John C. Lycouris 

Robert P. Magee 

Class of 1975 



Koei Ambe 

William A. Barden Jr. 

Frank J. Bartell III 

Louise M. Belevich 

Lauren J. Brisky 

Kevin N. Clowe 

Bernard T. Conroy 

Gerry V. Curciarello 

Louis R. D’Agrosa 

David H. Downes 

Stephen Duch 

Jane E. Duncan 

Patrice Custis Fisher 

Class of 1976 

$196,436 in gifts 


Richard L. Adler 

John Edward Alexander 

Joseph Alvarado 

George Theodore Anagnost 

Brit J. Bartter 

C. Allan Beckwith, USN(Ret.) 

Duncan L. Bethune 

Alan H. Bolton 

Douglas A. Breusch 

Emmett E Brown III, Esq. 

Calvin W. Cheng 

Lisa Cheraskin 

Richard H. Comstock Jr. 

Michael P. Connolly 

James D. Talbert 

Peter H. Vogel Jr. 

Kim P. Wegener 

Lauri Berkson Wishner 

Steven Wishner 

Peter A. Wright 

Class of 1977 

$194,341 in gifts 


Brit J. Bartter 

David M. Bowen 

John D. Boyd 

Michael P. Boyle 

Claudia Burnett 

Michael D. Carroll 

Barry H. Chalfant 

Joellin Comerford 


41


Jerrold K. Day 

Thomas H. Mulligan 

Ann E. Darby 

S. John Whitehill 

Eric A. de Menten de Horne 

Gary J. Parkinson 

Reinhard S. Eichinger 

Penny P. Wickey 

Ann Catherine Draper 

Martha Killius Pechnyo 

John W. Germanow 

Ned J. Winsor 

Michael J. Durham 

Louis H. Phillips 

Robert C. Giacolone 

John C. Zoephel 


42 

Millard M. Eisler 

Lawrence K. Fleischman 

Jane A. Freeman 

George J. Gard 

Byron E. Grote 

Michael W. Hanf 

Barbara F. Hanna 

John R. Hawley 

Frederick C. Hoge 

Mary Ellen Howe 

Robert N. Hunziker 

David J. Hurwitz 

Fred H. Jamieson 

Kevin F. Kelly 

Thomas M. Kelsey 

Robert E. Killian 

Daniel S. Klein 

David Warren Koehler 

Simon Krieger 

Peter Kryworuczko 

Ronald J. Lafond 

Raymond J. Mazzocco 

Thomas B. McClelland Jr. 

Thomas R. Michelmore 

David J. Moffi tt 

Thomas L. Potter 

Mark F. Ritchie 

Henry Arlin Salmon 

Gary M. Schulman 

Ilene G. Silverman 

Mark A. Stuckart 

Bernard M. Sussman 

Richard F. Tushingham 

Warren A. Wilson Jr. 

Michael G. Wolski 

Peter W. Wood 

Diane E.M. Wyant 

John C. Wyns 

Igor C. Zakoworotny 

Class of 1979 

$65,283 


Jerome Abarbanel 

Steven Benov 

Howard Owen Bernstein 

Thomas Layton Bires 

Joseph M. Cahir 

Paul J. Carroll 

Richard A. Clark 

John G. Cooney, Esq. 

Debra H. Gilbert 

Howard S. Goldberg 

Carl T. Gunther 

Donald M. Halsted III 

Stephen J. Hammond 

William J.D. Hofert 

Paul E. Huck 

Linda E. Hunt 

William D. Jones 

Michael L. Kappel 

John B. Kosecoff 

Lance B. Kurke 

Richard Bruce Landsberger 

Theodore E. Lapres III 

John T. Lemley 

Daniel E. Lynn 

Herbert Magid 

Shaun P. Mathews 

James M. McGrath Jr. 

John H. Meek 

Susan L. Miller 

Robert W. Morgan 

Samuel A. Napolitano 

Raymond Joseph Pacini 

Arete M. Passas 

Jonathan L. Patton 

John M. Pontius Jr. 

Alan Posklensky 

Mark M. Richardson 

Harold M. Salters 

Bruce M. Sandison 

Bruce C. Schafer 

Judith A. Serkin 

Adam Sherman 

Michael Marc Siviy 

Nobuo Takahashi 

Joseph M. Tasse 

Brenda V. Thompson 

Jean M. Treacy 

J. Prescott Wallace 

Class of 1980 

$391,600 in gifts 


Lynn Richard Adamson 

Martin V. Alonzo Jr. 

Frank J. Bernieri 

Linda Blakney Bodenmann 

David J. Breazzano 

Pamela J. Brown 

John Capogrossi 

Sandra L. Chin-Long 

Michael E. Cirenza 

Carol A. Clark 

Lisa A. Emery-Fogel 

Richard Fisch 

Douglas P. Fitzgerald 

Steven O. Fogel 

Katherine Pritchard Funk 

Catherine Jean Gibson 

Daniel Mario Grauman 

Laurie Hawkes 

John Dolan Heitlinger 

Donald S. Hendel 

W. Fred Jenkins Jr. 

Paula Boyer Kennedy 

David R. King 

Judah S. Kraushaar 


Margie E. Lewis 

Mary L. Malanoski 

Daniel J. Mansoor 

Jeffrey R. Margolis 

Alan P. Mark 

Paul L. Maroni 

Miguel E. Mascaro 

Ann Golden McCann 

Kiyohiko Ono 

Richard D. Otis Jr. 

Felipe De Jesus Padilla 

* Deceased

Glenn M. Pfeiffer 

Austin R. Kessler 

Eric H. Beringause 

Michael S. Rome 

Carlos R. Quintanilla 

Shauna R. King 

Mark J. Bissell 

Lawrence W. Ruff 

Girish V. Reddy 

Stephen M. King 

Daniel R. Brown 

David C. Sacra 

Marie Leggiero Romais 

Lester B. Knight III 

Martha M. Butler 

Jane T. Seamans 

John J. Scelfo 

Gary S. Kohler 

Francis J. Connolly Jr. 

Laura Spivack Siegel 

Scott M. Smith 

Timothy D. Kopf 

Thomas J. Danisiewicz 

Peter F. Sinisgalli 

Frances Anderson Swartwout 


Michael P. Daven 

Jose I. Solera 

Rebecca Vallely 

Alan M. Kurzer 

James D. Demarest 

Meg Louise Solera 

Carrie Byrns Vill 

Dean T. Lewallen 

James Lazo Deming 

Patti A. Stoll 

John Hoagland Vineyard 

Keith M. Lewis 

William F. Doran 

George W. Tall IV 

Mark L. Wilson 

Arthur L. Loomis II 

Frank R. Dunau 

Clifton W. Taylor 

Mark A. Zurack 

Lynn Johnson McCown 

John A. Elliott 

Linda M. Wander 

Class of 1981 

$240,545 in gifts 


Lynn Vacca Ambrosia 

Alan M. Anderson, Esq. 

Michael James Barnell, Esq. 

Susan Ross Benamram 

Jeffrey F. Berg 

Jonathan Eric Beyman 

Russell M. Blair 

Wendy Blanchard 

Janet L. Brownstone 

Stephen C. Chapin 

Barry D. Citrin 

Thomas William Cohn Jr. 

William E. Congdon 

Lynne M. Croucher 

Catharine Deely 

Timothy C. Devries 

Stephen M. Dove 

Brian D. Dunn 

Martha J. Gallo 

Susan Rehm Gatto 

Bradford L. Goldense 

Carol Greenland-Bachmeier 

Byron E. Grote 

Stephen J. Heil 

John S. Hencinski 

George P. Hudson 

Charles M. Johnson 

Debbie C. Jordan 

William G. Mennen III 

Elizabeth G. Monsell 

Bruce T. Novick 

Kerry F. Nowaskey 

Ronald L. Olmstead 

Randy C. Papadellis 

David L. Pefl ey 

Robert P. Perry 

Wendy A. Price 

Katherine R. Prussack 

Joseph T. Quill 

William G. Reynolds 

Anthony R. Roma 

Nan Lipkowitz Rossien 

Joanne Greene Samela 

M. Celestea Sharp 

Michael J. Sharp 

Eduardo Padilla Silva 

G. Barrett Simson 

Sumner M. Smith 

Elizabeth K. Solazzo 

Steven G. Sues 

Hideyuki Takahashi 

Nancy Goczalk Tofani 

Andrew W. Verhalen 

Jon P. Vollmer 

Richard Weissman 

Class of 1982 

$120,412 in gifts 


David W. Ambrosia, Esq. 

Irka H. Elsevier 

Rocco J. Fabiano 

Katherine P. Ward Feld 

Deborah S. Gellman 

Roger E. Gibbs 

Michael H. Gladstone, Esq. 

Steven B. Goldstein 

David A. Gordon 

Kristine Selander Gordon 

Hanna R. Hamburger 

Laura Weiss Heil 

Robin R. Kahan 

George Kavanagh 

M. Kathleen Kennedy Mannix 

Ann E. Killian 

Jeffrey D. Klein 

Alan L. Klingenstein 

Bruce E. Lafranchi 

Saul Levine 

Richard J. Martino 

Maura Cully Meek 

Caryl Miller Shaw 

Peter M. Miller 

Peter J. Nolan 

Joseph M. Novak 

Christine D. Olaksen 

David Olaksen 

Piper S. Orton 

Christopher S. Purkis 

Susan Winslow Radlinski 

Gordon D. Richardson 

Michael S. Rolband 

Julia M. Whitehead 

Donald E. Williams Jr. 

Lisa Wollan 

Joan R. Wynn 

C. Chris Wyrtzen III 

Class of 1984 

$332,901 in gifts 


Douglas S. Abel 

Michael R. Abend 

Philip N. Adsetts 

Mario F. Alfano 

Hitesh Natwarlal Anadkat 

Jacqueline McDonnell Bangs 

Mark T. Bertolini 

Robert P. Brandes 

Steven M. Bunson 

Edward S. Caso Jr. 

H. Diane Alnutt Caso 

Suk Y. Cha 

Michael Chin-Yuan Chen 

Peg C. Clark 

John D.K. Collett 

Cynthia L. Couchman 

Edward P. Dailey 

John K. Dragoon 

Dawn Durning-Hammond 

Steven C. Durning-Hammond 

Jeffrey D. Edelman 

Daniel P. Garton 

Amy J. George 


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Andrew S. George 

Barbara Gail Goldman 

Dina Esther Adsetts 

Jonathan M. Greene 

James N. Hauslein 

Bruce K. Henderson 

Alexander W. Hodge III 

Jean A. Howard 

Ashim Jaidka 

H. Fisk Johnson 

Thomas E. Keane 

Martin F. Kurlich 

James K. Macdonald Jr. 

John F. McGuire 

Gary J. Montesano 

Christopher R. Morley 

Kozaburo Murayama 

Charles J. Murgiano 

Fred T. Murphy 

Karen P. Nawn-Fahey 

Heidi A. Nicholas 

Jamie O’Connor 

George J. Paganis 

Stephen C. Parsons 

Steven S. Peters 

Silvio T. Piza 

Alfred P. Quirk Jr. 

Bruce M. Rothenberg 

Scot Mark Safon 

David L. Scheiber 

Margaret M. Sherman 

Barry K. Short 

Thomas P. Stevenson 

Anne Frey Ten Eyck 

Peter Sidney von Loesecke 

Earle L. Weaver 

Fredrick W. Weber 

Robert E. Weinberg 

Larry H. Wilkins 

Ann G. Witsil 

Barbara Sherbon Wood 

Leone T. Young 

Class of 1985 

$119,032 in gifts 


Sanford H. Argabrite 

Edward E. Berger 

B. David Bialzak 

Richard A. Buch 

Nell Cady-Kruse 

Randall C. Chafetz 

Michael E. Chen 

Kevin P. Clarke 

Robert S. Conway 

J. Randlev Corke 

William H. Devin 

Carol F. Ducommun 

Susan Fenimore 

Steven Z. Finestone 

Carol L. Fisher 

David V. Fowler 

James A. Goldman 

Bruce E. Gordon 

Paul S. Groundwater 

Harutaka Hamaguchi 

Eun-Rae Jo 

Jayne Kasarda 

Jacki-Sue Katzman 

Duane B. Kennedy 

A. Roy Kern Jr. 

Wayne Andrew Kivitz 

Arthur F. Kostka 

Linda Spadaccini Kozak 

Alan H. Krasner 

Arthur W. Locke Jr. 

Linda Latsko Lockhart 

Gerald D. Long 

Valerie S. Makin 

Christine G. McConnell 

Samuel G. McConnell 

James C. McCrea III 

Svend A. Mejdal 

Cort A. Morrison 

Ferne L. Moschella 

Mehmood S. Nathani 

Nicholas Peters 

Robert A. Ramin 

Lynda A. Riley 

Bernard T. Shen 

Harry Singh 

Barbara S. Stewart 

Scott Dudley Stewart 

Scott M. Stewart 

Harvey S. Stober 

Christopher J. Trakas 

Shyam Venkat 

Kenneth P. Vincunas 

Daniel T. Webster IV 

Elizabeth R. White 

Glenn A. Woythaler 

Toru Yamanaka 

Carl J. Yerkovich 

Class of 1986 

$124,470 in gifts 


Laura Call Andolina 

Robert A. Angelone 

John V. Balen 

Alan Bates 

Douglas C. Bates 

Scott F. Bearse 

Michael Berman 

Timothy A. Breidigan 

Randolph B. Brown 

Richard I. Caplow 

Richard Joseph Coyle 

Keith Francis Duclos 

Leading Classes in Gifts 

This Year 

Class 

Amount 

1973 $579,187 

1959 $462,602 

1980 $391,600 

1984 $332,901 

1981 $240,545 

1964 $207,201 

1976 $196,436 

Katia Facchetti 

Elizabeth J. Ford, Esq. 

Glenn R. George 

Sarah J. Hammann 

Van Harissis 

Stewart E. Hengsteler 

Terence Michael Hogan 

Wendell J. Huang 

Margaret A. Hutchinson Brown 

M. Rebecca Jonestrask 

James S. Jubelirer 

William F. Kennedy 

Jung Kim 

John Paul King 

Roeby W. Ledford 

Christopher Ralph Lee 

Haiyan Li 

Richard F. Luxemburg 

Michael O’Hara Lynch 

Robert S. Mathes 

Miriam H. McCrea 

Miranda Mengis 

Swain D. Munson 

Terence M. Murphy 

Nicholas D. Peirson 

Susan L. Peirson 

Louis R. Piscatelli 

Francine V. Rivkin 

Andrew F. Sexton 

Donna P. Spinella 

Jeanne L. Stewart 

Howard Tai 

Harvey L. Tepner 

Carrie E. Thornburg-Bearse 

Isamu Ueda 

JoAnne M. Verderese 

Joseph T. Wilson 

Andrew M. Wright 

Class of 1987 



Samuel G. Altman 

John R. Bachich 

44 

* Deceased

David M. Behrmann 

Michael H. Baer 

Gordon L. Suggs 

John S. Roscoe 

Ralph Allen Brozzo 

Christine P. Ball 

Katherine B. Sweeney 

Rishin Roy 

Supida Chaixanien 

Alma Balonon-Rosen 

Michael W. Sweeney 

William B. Rusitzky 

Judy Chinn 

Kenneth J. Beck 

Michael R. Tobin 

Susan B. Russell 

Thomas C. Douthitt 

Pierre Richard Breber 

James G. Tuman 

Peter G. Dyke 

Matthew C. Bures, Esq. 

Dominic G. Veliko-Shapko 

William S. Faulkner 

Linda M. Cain 

Christine Miller Whaley 

Christian C. Fisher 

Todd M. Dahlstrom 

William V. Wright 

Dan Friedberg 

Amy O. Goodfriend 

Anne Gray 

Rosalie C. Hawley 

William K. Heiden 

John G. Howley 

Christine Jung-Doherty 

Paul J. Kaplan 

Duane B. Kennedy 

Eric Krasnoo 

J. Porter Loomis 

Gerald P. Marcus 

Mary Jo Maydew 

Phillip C. McClain 

Mario G. Montalvo 

Catherine E. Mulvey 

Robert L. Novick 

Frank S. Owens 

Helene E. Penido 

Julia B. Poduch 

Benjamin A. Pushner, Esq. 

David T. Rees 

Steven C. Rouse 

Cheryl L. Rowan 

Michael P. Rowan 

Marc E. Sacks 

Norman H. Siegal 

Kyung Bae Suh 


Terry K. Woo, Esq. 

Class of 1989 

$119,335 in gifts 


Stuart L. Ashton 

Matthew C. Bach 

Timothy J. Dolan 

James E. Doucette Jr. 

Joseph J. Fergus 

Alejandro A. Figueiras 

Donna Fleming 

Howard J. Golden 

Kenneth J. Goodman 

John T. Gourville 

Robert H. Grau 

Bernhard John Huber III 

George Edward Iadarola Jr. 

J. Michael Johnston 

Stephany P. Kalil 

Christopher W. Keller 

Rebecca S. Kyman Levine 

Marie F. Layton 

Wade E. Layton 

Charles M.C. Lee 

Laura H. Liu 

Audrey L. Longfellow 

Rich A. MacNeille 

Alain G. Magro 

Scott A. Mercer 

Deirdre Christina Monroe 

Gillian L. Morse-King 

Alan M. Oliver 

Gregory J. Pesik 

Kenneth D. Pomerantz 

Timothy M. Pynchon 

John M. Rees 

Rishin Roy 

John J. Scuteri 

Mark P. Shea 

Gregory P. Shefrin 

Robert D. Shumaker 

Girard Thomas Smith Jr. 

Class of 1990 



Michael D. Anthony 

Paul A. Aronson 

James H. Barton 

Robert J. Binder 

Laura J. Black 

Matthew D. Cabell 

Julie Barker Casesa 

Anne H. Chow 

Michael J. De Feo 

Frank Del Vecchio 

Edward S. Eveleth 

R. John Feely III 

William A. Gellert 

David H. Gleberman 

Steven L. Greenberg 

J. Douglas Hanna 

David P. Harris 

Clifford E. Heaton 

Brian H. Helm 

James L. Hudak 

Dan J. Huehn 

Bruce D. Jackson 

David M. Johnson 

Alexander K. Kami 

Richard Francis Kelly III 

Charles M.C. Lee 

Ann Olbert MacDonald 

Gilles A. Marchand Jr. 

Lee Whitmore Muir 

Michael S. O’Hara 

Dawn L. Ramsayer 

Steven K. Rodriguez 

Douglas A. Sherman 

Craig D. Smith 

Jeffrey D. Snyder 

Margaret Sung 

Scott C. Taylor 

Tetsuyoshi Uchida 

Patrick W. Walker 

Steven M. Walker 

Scott M. Weaver 

Class of 1991 



James F. Ahern 

Antonio M. Alvarez III 

Stephen P. Archer 

Peter C. Atkins 

Edward A. Biemer 

Richard V. Boyan 

David N. Brown 

Kelly J. Brown 

James A. Buchanan 

Anne-Marie K. Christian 


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46 

J.W. Clements 

James W. Cordero 

Kelly J. Cox 

David A. Craver 

David L. Deputy 

Athena Dratelis 

Jack M. Falkon 

Peter T. Farley 

Gordon J. Goetzmann 

J. Douglas Hanna 

Chet L. Hirsch 

Mary Ellen Horcher 

Robert W. Iida 

Susan W. Kantor 

Theodore R. Kantor 

Masatoshi Kikuchi 

Takanori Kikuchi 

Mary Durgy Klein 

Doron Krakow 

Jeffrey A. Kupp 

Edmund Y. Lian 

David J. Manganello 

James William Mariani 

William P. Morrill 

Todd A. Nagel 

Richard C. Nerod 

Siew Wei Ngiam 

Stephen D. Offsey 

Masa Oshima 

Ken Richards 

Scott A. Rosenzweig 

Glenn D. Schultz 

Jonathan P. Spira 

Susan M. Stiles 

John D. Stobo Jr. 

Gina M. Toth 

B. Jean Train 

Michael H. Train 

Edward J. Tregurtha 


David Z. Webster Jr. 

Takashi Yaekura 

Scott A. Yeager 

Brenda J. Milton 

Alex F. Zikakis 

Class of 1992 



Ann F. Bakker 

Steven H. Bethel 

Margaret A. Bonaccio 

Thomas Scot Brown Jr. 

Timothy B. Brown 

Joan M. Bryan 

Michi Carmela Calcagno 

Thomas M. Calhoun 

Joseph Cherian 

Paul D. Christensen 

John M. Conte 

Michael R. Davis 

David T. Foster 

Fernando J. Garcia 

David S. Gilleland 

John M. Greene 

Sachin Gupta 

Jeffrey L. Hopkins 

Leslie Howard Hopkins 

Andrew W. Horrocks 

Karen S. Johnson 

Bennett E. Keeling 

Daniel J. Lehan III 

Louis G. Lopez 

Barbara Ann Lougee 

James E. Martel 

John C. Maxwell III 

Gregory M. Mayer 

Donna Craig Meucci 

Will C. Neafsey 

Helen E.S. Nerod 

Mary Christine O’Sullivan 

Eric Jon Olson 

Thomas W. Pesch 

Stephen C. Propper 

Stephen Rogozinski 

David J. Ruggieri 

John A. Schwallie 

Burton T. Sheaffer 

William C. Smith Jr. 

Elizabeth Jane Stoller 

Jim C. Su 

Leading Classes in Number 

of Donors This Year 

Class 

Donors 

2005 168 

2007 135 

1993 86 

2003 76 

2001 71 

1983 68 

Robert T. Symington 

Andrea D. Tarr 

David M. Tingue 

Masaki Ueno 

Katherine Goddard Viret 

Class of 1994 



J. Hunter Banbury, Esq. 

Jim R. Banks 

Delphine Blain 

Dorothy B. Brill 

Kenneth S. Bromfi eld 

Todd A. Browne 

Scott T. Carpenter 

Gautam Chandra 

Andrew Y. Chin 

Daniel J. Gallagher 

Robert C. Gates 

Piyush Govil 

Shigeyoshi Limure 

Lara I. Jackle 

Owen R. Jobson 

Julie Graffam Kaplan 

Sheng-Feng Ko 

Melissa M. Malhame 

Brian H. Margulies 

Robert L. Maryott 

Brent P. Meyers 

Satoshi Oda 

Shoichi Osawa 

Gunnar S Overstrom, III 

Federico L. Pensotti 

Sandra Lee Kuwica 

Douglas C. Rose 

Nina A. Rose 

Scott R. Ross 

Simon P. Ross 

Jonathan Scott Russell 

Lauren B. Sapira 

Kristen Daly Schneider 

Andrew M. Schneller 

Louise Marie Schulden 

Anne E. Schuler 

Ronald E. Smith 

Adam L. Steinberg 

Andrew T. Sutphin 

Jennifer A. Thompson 

Michael F. Touhey 

Ken Wang 

Jeffery M. Weirens 

Martha Kathryn Withington 

Shari H. Wolkon, Esq. 

Devora Dianne Zack 

Class of 1995 

$1,287,570 in gifts 


Ricardo Arroyo 

J. Hunter Banbury, Esq. 

Mark H. Bryant 

Jon A. Burckin 

Stephen A. Campbell 

David B. Capaldi 

Adam D. Compton 

John B. Doggett 

Michael B. Freeman 

Cara J. Gavan 

Les D. Gorman 

Daniel B. Heller 

Michael R. Hormell 

Steven G. Hubbard 

Kelly D. Jessop 

Richard B. Jessop 

J. David Kelsey 

John C. Lamy 

Nancy Y. Mao 

Margaret G. Meloy 

Alexander H. Mok 

* Deceased

Timothy Louis Mould 

Catherine Coluzzi Jacob 

Darin C. Barker 

Thomas Veasy 

Lee S. Murnick 

Lisa S. Jensen 

Matthew Thomas Born 

Jean Viret 

Michael A. Needleman 

Rene Lucien Robert 

Dalton D. Ruffi n Jr. 

Mark J. Ruggeri 

Thomas C. Sammons 

Claudia P. Segura 

Maria J. Sigmond 

Stephen M. Smith 

Matthew H. Solomon 

Michael D. Tarino 

Jacqueline R. Walcott 

Mark E. Wimer 

Cindy Wu 

Bob Y. Xu 

Gul Yanmaz-Karsligil 

Raymond Zorovich Jr. 

Class of 1996 



Catherine A. Alfandre 

Will N. Archie Jr. 

Kim A. Atkinson 

Todd C. Baker 

Dennis L. Bergquist 

Jay Ashvinkumar Bhatt 

William F. Bird 

James F. Chan 

Alisa Cohn 

Greg A. Comey 

Richard J. Coskey Jr. 

Cihangir Ergun 

Yuji Gonda 

Joshua R. Gould 

Navneet Govil 

Kenneth B. Gray 

Timothy J. Grisius 

Robert B. Gronlund 

Yvonne P. Guu 

Douglas F. Hano 

Sean S. Hickey 

Kenan C. Inal 

David C. Juran 

Andrew P. Laterza 

Jonathon C. Linner 


Michael J. McManus 

Suzanne E. McMonigle 

Margaret G. Meloy 

Leland W. Miklovic 

Barry S. Moffi tt 

Christopher O. Morris 

Robert Paul Mortati 

H. Bryan Neel IV 

David John Nichols 

Bruce A. Peltzer 

Philip A. Rinnander 

Payal Shirvaikar 

Samuel N. Shukovsky 

Edward J. Stewart IV 

Michael F. Sufrin 

John W. Tatum 

Cheryl A. Taylor 

Scott B. Turnbaugh 

Derek F. Van Vliet 

Paul G. Vanden Heuvel 

Lawrence W. Vandervoorn 

Suzanne C. Vandervoorn 

Class of 1997 



Kollengode G. Anand 

Brittany Kae Bradrick 

John Anthony Brimble 

Meryl Brodsky 

Robert Scott Drbul 

Erik David Eselius 

Diane Marie Fredericks 

Hiroshi Fujikawa 

Andrew L. Gelb 

Johan F.B. Gjesdahl 

Wendy S. Graham 

Virginia Jay Grandison 

Scott Curtis Healer 

Eileen R. Hickey 

Amy E. Johnston 

David C. Juran 

Jeffrey Marx Kabel 

Sudhir Karunakaran 

Michael Kerrane 

Robert Edward Koontz 

Sumathi Laterza 

Scott Anthony Lister 

Paul A. Lobo Jr. 

Marnie F. Mars 

Julia Lynn Mermelstein 

Monique S. Miklovic 

Karen T. Morrow 

Joshua Edward Nathan 

Steven Neimeth 

Kirsten Tonks Nordstrom 

Jeffrey Alan Nusbaum 

Laurence John Andrew O’Connell 

Michael Joseph O’Connor 

Kristina Ellen Park 

Todd E. Peskin 

Laura A. Philips 

Michael T. Pilson 

Bradley Anders Reed 

Ashwin Vassant Shirvaikar 

Yoshiyuki Tanaka 

P.S. Olivier Te Boekhorst 

Jennifer S. Thomas 

Haruki Toyama 

Class of 1999 



Ravindra Ajmera 

Geoffrey R. Archer 

Justin James Bakule 

Gregory John Balet 

Jeffrey Steven Baron 

Paul P. Belle Isle 

Kimberly Elisabeth Bohner 

Peter Noel Bohner 

Harry E.M. Brandicourt 

Sarah E. Brubacher 

Chris Ferdinand Burmeister 

Nathaniel Carney Burnes 

Marshall Winslow Chapin 

William Powell Davis II 

Stephen Leo Desmond 

Marianne Elizabeth Diamond 

John Gilmore Duguid 

Jennifer Huret Dulski 

Leonard E. Dulski 

John Mark Dunchick 

Christi Ellen Fallon 

Robert Scott Fauber 

John A. Fekete 

Scott R. Gibbard 

David A. Grasch 

Li Gloria Guo 

Jonathan Y. Han 

Lori Alyss Harris 

Charles M. Harthan III 

Javed Hosein 

Philip H.F. Hsia 

Steven Paul Jasa 

Michael Dennis Keogh Jr. 

Heather Christine Kientz 

Deborah L. Garber 

Tony Tsz-Chung Lau 

William Wai-Leung Lee 



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Manuel Lubinus 

Christopher W. Floyd 

Susie Kathleen Christensen 

Nari Matsuura 

Frances Elizabeth McLean 

James F. Folino 

Alison J. Clark 

Sarah J. Milius 

Susan Mary Menkhaus 

Kenneth G. Gau 

Eric S. Clawson 

Robert Lance Minor 

Kathryn Meredith 

Laurel Greenberg Bright 

Philippe G. Deecke 

Eliza L. Moore 

Charles Champion Mordy 

Heather Dawn Hobson 

Joseph F. Dillon 

Thomas John Owens II 

Richard M. Mynahan 

Jared D. Hobson 

Stephen Kenneth Dirkes 

Chad Allen Proell 

David Alvin Pendleton 

Alexander G. Ivanov 

Anuj R. Dua 

Karthik Rammohan 

Julia Pomeranz Gosset 

Michael F. Jamin 

John T. Dugene 

Kerstin E. Ramstrom 

Maggie Wang Ralbovsky 

Denise Lynn Kampf 

Jeffrey Jay Fenigstein 

Sharmila S. Rao 

Stanislas Jean Rotman 

Nadav D. Kaufman 

Mark D. Fraioli 

Brent E. Rasmussen 

Brian Saed 

Vijay Marcos Kawauchi Ralhan 

Bruce Antonius Gan 

Mohammed Raziuddin 

Eric Robert Schneider 

Imran H. Khan 

Michael Gershovich 

Jose Emmanuel Pilapil Reverente 

Drew Martin Schulke 

Suk Hyun Steve Kim 

Jeffrey Baghdassarian Granoff 

Tyson L. Roberts 

Erik M. Simpson 

Keigo Kuroda 

Alissa Marie Hadley 

Jennifer Ann Sale 

Cathleen F. Tobin 

Knut S. Kvindesland 

Brendan J. Haley 

Ajit V. Sapre 

Andrew Scott Toburen 

John M. Kyles Jr. 

Scott A. Hansing 

Paul A. Sasseville 

Michael Lawrence Torek 

Paul Li 

David M. Henderson 

Caitlin Schryver 

Marc J. Umscheid 

Dongyu Daniel Liao 

Laura Elizabeth Nogelo Krieger 

Robert Foster Sellers 

Daniel Jeffrey Vaughn 

Kyle K. Oetker 

Nobuharu Kumagai 

Kimberly S. Stevenson 

John Paul Wolff 

Brandon Johnson Pemberton 

Jose L. Larenas 

Phillip L. Stolz 

Y. Paul Zhang 

Austin Tate Rothbard 

Benjamin L. Lewis 

Jennifer Robin Tegan 

Ning Zhu 

Khaleda Najeem Sallade 

Peter D. Loncto 

Brian James Thomas 


Class of 2000 



Kwadwo N. Asare 

George S. Bazarko 

David A. Bell 

Peter Alan Bright 

Kevin F. Callahan 

Mahim A. Chellappa 

Alex Te-Chi Chen 

Robert J. Chizmadia 

Lathrop B. Craig 

Tiffany N. Stokes 

Gregory Darnell Crowley 

Esra H. Cuhruk 

Kelly A. Cunningham 

Michael J. De Winter 

Shital R. Desai 

Donald Foster Douglas 

Craig S. Edelman 

Steven M. Fisher 

Uresh Sheth 

Brendan E. Tierney 

Kenneth R. Tometsko 

John Francis Trainor 

Bernard J. Tsang 

Kimie Vynckier 

Daniel Dwayne Wells 

Wei Xiong 

Fareed Zahid 

Jeffrey S. Zivan 

Class of 2001 



Sujith J. Abraham 

Timothy J. Adams 

Sean Philip Alexander 

Glenn M. Allen 

Kendra Stephanie Armer 

Jonathan G. Baker 

Feidhlim P. Boyle 

William H. Casswell 

Oleg M. Loukhton 

Maria X. Malagon 

Michael Brian Mangene 

Nicholas P. Mangiapane 

John Mastracchio 

William T. Matschke 

Stanley Ting 

Daniel C. Updyke 

Class of 2002 



Peter Leo Adams 

Sarah E. Adler 

Andrea S. Akel 

Allison W. Babb 

Matt Backman 

Pablo I. Bedetti 

Daniel Haas Berler 

Steven A. Bjornson 

David Ching 

Kenneth J. Christensen 

Charles B. Colagiuri 

John Edward Cullom 

Alice Elizabeth Curry 

Edwin James Dealy 

Pierre Marc Devaux 

Kerry Lyn Dolan 

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* Deceased

David Glen Edington 

Erin Edwards 

Jesse R. Eisenberg, Esq. 

James Carlos Feliciano 

Ryan Joseph Gagliano 

Linda C. Giuliano 

Jodi Glickman Brown 

Melanie Herald Granoff 

Christine Marie Hewitt 

Jason Jude Hogg 

Gregory Wayne Hubbell 

George Tse-Ghen Hung Jr. 

Deepesh Jain 

Kenneth Pablo Juni 

Nicole Marie Komposch 

Richard William Krieger 

Shane James Larkin 

Jeffrey Michael Lints 

Stephen S. Milt 

Anthony H. Moon 

Corinne Murphy Christensen 

Charissa Robyn Painter-Wang 

Christina Hyo Jung Park 

Khong Wee Phua 

Katherine Elizabeth Reid 

Timothy Earl Sallade 

Thomas Per George Schryver 

Tracy Ann Sinclair 

Heather Lynn Slowik Kwon 

Anthony Raymond Smith 

Jake M. Strzelecki 

Blake Endicott Stuart 

Luther Tai 

Elizabeth Tchii 

Georgios Theocharopoulos 

David K. Tseng 

Sandesh Viswanathan 

Thomas Tao Wang 

Beth Ann Watson 

Xiong Wei 

Bradford Willett 

Zuoli Xu 

Peter Ying 

Class of 2004 



Jungwhan Ahn 

Oded Anderman 

Andrew Lange Benioff 

Brett Moque Blumenthal 

Joseph John Bridy 

Christopher Warren Brown 

Gabriel John Buerkle 

Katherine Lara Butler 

John Campanella 

Mark Chin 

Scott Lawrence Christensen 

Renee Nicole Clark 

Caroline E. Co 

Melva Covington 

Jerome Jacques Crochat 

Jeremy Nathan Diringer 

Michael William Ford 

Katharine Gee 

Mohammed Ghouri 

Svenulrich Kurt Grasshoff 

Andrew James Greenwald 

Michael E.G. Guarda 

Faisal Mahmood Hamdard 

Bryan Wayne Harmon 

Timothy Ross Healey 

Michael Thomas Hood 

Kelly R. Ingham 

Gregory A. Jackson 

Wei Jin 

Jason Matthew Jones 

Leading Classes in Donor 

Participation This Year 

Class 

Participation 

2005 55% 

1953 45% 

1950 41% 

1973 37% 

1993 35% 

1958 35% 

Edward H. Jun 

Eric Jurgen Kirleis 

Navin Divaker Kunde 

Karina Kuok 

Rusty Alfred Leech III 

Edward Douglas Lightman 

Paul Fu Hen Liu 

Bernardine Mei Fong Low 

John Case Lundquist 

David Carpenter Maier 

Susan Meredith Mann 

Jeffrey Keegan McMahon 

Melissa J. Middleton 

Erin O’Connell Miller 

Jose Antonio Montero 

John Patrick Murphy 

Kelly Elizabeth Northridge 

James David O’Hoppe 

Derek Kenneth Oler 

Marella Oviedo 

Virendra Romesh Parlikar 

Vijaya Pasumarti 

Christian Lee Rhodes 

Edward Livingston Robertson III 

Margarita Anastasia Rossi 

Nathaniel Grant Russell 

Sumant Salve 

Matthew S. Sardy 

Steven Darby Smith 

Joseph Robert Stauff II 

Joseph Lowell Stein 

Justin Jan Stone 

Ikuo Taniguchi 

Jason Adam Tauber 

Christian Elliott Vansant 

Li Wang 

Joanna Stuart Weber 

Yael Wielgus Jones 

Adam John Wiesel 

David D. Williams 

Russell Kent Zusi 

Class of 2005 

$48,183 


Carmen P. Akella 

Timothy Taylor Alden 

Joseph Michael Amante 

Marsha Melisse Anderson 

Seiichiro Araki 

William Edward Arrowsmith 

Jessica Berg Avery 

Pankaj Ratan Badlani 

Girish Bakshi 

Sam P. Baldwin 

Jeffrey Becker 

Courtney H. Benenson 

Jonathan Robert Benzvi 

Scott Berger 

Andrew Hodges Blanco 

Valerie Bouchereau 

Ty Thomas Bretthorst 

Catherine Lee Broadhead 

Rebecca C. Cain 

Sara Elizabeth Cantwell 

Mona Chadha 

Rebecca M. Chambers 

Will Chan 

Charlie Chenwei Chang 

Weijie Chen 

Deborah J. Cheng 

Alan Robert Christensen 

Albert Wai Kuen Chu 

Gregory James Cipolaro 

Matthew Paul Cohen 

Robert Martin Collins 

William H. Conkling III 

Cory Allan Cox 

Sandra Creamer 

Jenson Samuel Daniel 

Cedric Alexis Delvaux 

Kevin Joseph Doldan 

Yinnon Dolev 

Paul Joseph Donato 

Matthew John Dunker 

Carissa Lyn Durham 


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Baris Efe 

Andrew Wendell Jones 

Alberto Rosello 

Oliver Wunde 

Sandra Fabre 

Ravi Josyula 

Anthony R. Rossabi 

Wei Xiao 

Jacob Fahsbender 

Jill E. Kaiser 

Andrew Patrick Roussell 

Sherry Xie 

Brendan Patrick Farley 

Puneet Kapoor 

Katherine Landon Rubenstein 

Shiausin Yen 

Michael Patrick Ford 

Gaye Asiye Tomlinson 

Nawanuch Sakunkoo 

Elizabeth Yo 

Scott Gillmore Foster 

Michael R. Kaye 

Eric Michael Sass 

Edward Zelmanovitz 

Joshua P. Friedlander 

Ena Khan 

Chad J. Schmidt 

Eduardo J. Zuniga 


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Christian Frison 

Yohance S. Fuller 

Rod Michael Gallagher 

Herambh Kamalakar Ganpule 

Gregory William Garrison 

Philip Allen Garton 

Arun K. Giddu 

Robert H. Goldenberg 

Michael Philip Grant 

Jonathon Jay Grayson 

Jonah D. Green 

Phillip Jay Greenberg 

Tianxin Gu 

Joseph Andrew Guzzi 

Matthew Smith Hagen 

Carina K. Hayek 

Greg Lawrence Hernandez 

Amy Hovis 

Bessie Blake Howard 

Tom Hung 

Deborah Ann Iorio 

Ankur Jain 

Ashees Jain 

Matt Walter Jessel 

Yuseok Kim 

Terrence S. King 

Vikram Satish Kolhatkar 

Dennis Dong-Beum Koo 

Edward Kimball Kostrowski Jr. 

Michael E. Lee 

Wilson L. Leong 

Chinling Liao 

Judith Lisselot 

Carlos E. Lopezreyna 

Matthew W. Loveless 

Rodney Allen Lumpkin 

Alexis Natasha Maffei 

Michael Geofrey Mahon 

Hilary B. Maxson 

Tommie Michael McFerren 

Christopher Ira Meredith 

Jamel Andrew Morris 

Marco E. Munoz 

Kristin Bernice Murphy 

Michael Robert Nelson 

Nnamdi Terhide Njoku 

Masaharu Ogawa 

Mintaik Oh 

Zoe V. Ornstein 

Louis Verden Ott III 

Habibe Ozlem Ozdemir 

Stephanie J. Payne 

David Michael Perry 

Dessislava N. Petkova 

Derek J. Pijut 

Chaitali Sudheer Pimputkar 

Justin Duvall Poser 

Jose Luis Quiroga 

Chanachote Rattanarujikorn 

Zachary Orestes Righellis 

Othon Correa Da Silva Roitman 

Matthew P. Rosedale 

Monica Erin Schmidt 

Douglas K. Schnell, Esq. 

Sallilyn An Schwartz 

Hafssa Serraj 

Amanda Soule Shaw 

James T. Siahaan, CFA 

Saurabh P. Singh 

Sudeep Kumar Singh 

Elizabeth Rachel Skibo 

Steven Darby Smith 

Jacqueline Ann Sokol 

Julie K. Song 

Jun H. Song 

Gustavo Aleixo Stenzel 

Amy Louise Stepanian 

Thomas E. Strobel 

Alice Su 

Michael C. Su 

Justine Karen Suh 

Jason R. Tagler 

Harshad Suresh Talera 

Selim Targay 

Johanna Todenhagen 

Ken Tseng 

Patricia Marie Turrettini 

Viswanath Valluri 

Jennifer Lynn Viele 

Bonni Voiland 

Kai Wang 

Adam Marshall Ware 

Samuel Hunter Weeman 

Scott Weiss 

Steph Wenstrup 

Jayson Robert Wenstrup 

Emily Dawn Wheatman 

Daniel James White 

Joshua B. Whiteley 

Charles Kemmons Wilson III 

Class of 2006 

$107,575 in gifts 


Anne E. Agonis 

Rachel Ellen Ash 

Deger Becer 

Pallo Blum-Tucker 

Benjamin Lee Brown 

Brian L. Chan 

Shu Chan 

Hyun J. Chang 

Bea Yen Chiem 

Shannon J. Collins 

Pete Bulkley Cox 

Liz Napton Craft 

Maurice Curran 

Candace L. Davies 

Ronald De Gier 

Suzanne M. Drabik 

Leo Elegudov 

Laura Graves Enos 

Waiwing Fu 

Seth Robert Glasser 

Samuel S. Goichman 

Eric Scott Grodin 

Adam Benjamin Hocherman 

Thomas Michael Huber 

Alex C. Johnson 

Robert J. Kirby 

Katie R. Law 

Maria Danielle Liszkay 

Stephen Leland Measelle 

Bianca Rubia Medrano 

Arthur Joseph Munoz III 

Jennifer Elizabeth Noyes 

James D. O’Hara 

Sunny F. Ommanney

Paige H. Peters 

Bradley Dale Chartrand 

Sridhar Koneru 

Rasna Saini 

Tyhler Michelle Raye 

Jess Andrew Cheney 

Anne-Marie Kontakos 

Halis M. Santana 

Justin Robert Reese 

Timothy Michael Chezar 

Gregory Paul Kulessa 

Rima Sawaya 

Lisa M. Regelman 

Jonathan Roger Clay 

Robert Alan Lancey 

Navin Saxena 

Edward Arthur Reilly IV 

Nathan Clute 

Sylvain Langrand 

Bryan D. Schiller 

Aaron J. Rettaliata 

R. Brooke Cobb 

Clifford Arthur Lardin 

Steven M. Schmidt 

Leonardo Rinaldi 

Timothy James Crawford 

Marcus E. Lee 

Amit Seth 

Kenyattah Robinson 

Vijay Damojipurapu 

Lokyan Leung 

Manish Sharan 

Jack Conway Ru 

Roshni Dasgupta 

Adam Craig Liebhoff 

Anil Sharma 

Rami Suhail Sabanegh 

Alexandre Michel De Latour 

Emilie Schnitman Liebhoff 

Tianqing Shen 

Arvind C. Sharma 

Shannon Elizabeth deWit 

Sarah Jennifer Lipman 

Sanjeev Shukla 

Jason R. Siewert 

Raghuram Dharmaraju 

Benjamin Timothy Lyng 

Chen-yu Shung 

Paul Alexander Smachlo 

Lisa Danielle Domanowski 

Anuj Kumar Malhotra 

David Michael Sims 

Bradley Michael Stanczak 

Sunny Donenfeld 

Dhurata Margolis 

Keerataporn Sripan 

Bradford Lee Stoneberger 

Adja Mame Marieme Doukoure Amoa 

David Eric Marschner 

Ari Strasberg 

Eric Graham Thompson 

Erin Elizabeth Nesci 

Todd J. Mazurek 

Krishnamoorthy A. Sundaresan 

William R. Towcimak II 

Lauren Shara Ellish 

Robert McCabe 

Sean M. Taylor 

Jennifer Elizabeth Turner 

Eric H. Ferguson 

Melissa Marie McEwen 

Annamaria Dorothea Timofte 

Tomohiro Ukai 

Jack A. Ferrer 

Gregory Clark Mcgee 

John M. Totolis 

Bonita S. Voiland 

William Bartlett Gabler 

Mary Katherine Mcginnis 

Bo Tu 

Megan Noelle Weber 

Rachelle E. Galant 

Michael Mcmackin Mcgirr 

Akolisa Ufodike 

Gordon Alan Wilde 

Varghese J. Binu 

Adrianne Gloria Melendez 

Samprati Vishal 

Sean Woolley 

Amardeep Kaur Gill 

David Scott Memel 

Jiansheng Wan 

Jiewen Zhu 

Ashish Goel 

David Johnathan Mieczkowski 

Chiao Ni Wang 

Jeffrey Michael Zimpleman 

Jon Gotte 

Mugurel Constantin Mihaila 

Kunyu Ken Wang 

Class of 2007 



Raed Almasri 

Michael C. Ander 

Saad P. Aslam 

Robert Chryst Barrington 

Daniel Belloso-Guzman 

Christy A. Bensen 

Ramachandra Bethmangalkar 

Subodh Bhargava 

Brendan Alec Bosch 

Daniel Robert Bouza 

Nicole Cheri Brockway 

Joanne Lisa Butler 

John N. Carr 

Sonya R. Breier 

Tae Suk Chang 

You Chang 

Bharat Gupta 

Vathsal Guru Rajan 

Levke Helene Haas 

Melissa Marie Hamann 

Jared Paul Hancock 

Patrick Michael Haney 

Elissa Harel 

David S. Heigle 

Angela Kimberly Horne 

David J. Howe 

Ramanan Iyer 

Katherine Marie Jahnke 

Vishal Jain 

Marcus Lynch Johnson 

Jayesh Joseph 

Philippe Georges Khouri 

David Kiddney 

Andrew Charles King 

William James Frederick Kishore 

Lester Yoshimasa Koga 

Chantel Moses 

Okwudiri S. Njoku 

Olalekan Lateef Oloyede 

Jennifer Kimberly Ortiz 

Vincente Eliecer Palacios Mendez 

Todd A. Papau 

Philip Park Patten 

Randall James Payne 

Matthew David Pelfrey 

Monica Porteanu 

Zhanliang Qin 

David Ramsden-wood 

Rachan Prabhakar Rao 

Matthew S. Reid 

John Peter Reilly 

Gudrun Reiterer 

John P. Renehan 

Sarah E. Wyatt 

Meredith J. Ryan-Reid 

Mathew Reed Sachs 

Nicole R. Wolf 

Matthew Woloshyn 

Aamir Javed Zaki 

Daniel H. Zou 


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Fellowships, Scholarships, Professorships, Discretionary Funds, and Special Endowments 


52 

Alumni Clubs Endowment Fund 

Henry P. Renard 

Robert C. and Laura Call Andolina 

Graduate Fellowship 

Laura Call Andolina & Robert C. Andolina 

Angear European Scholarship 

Thomas R. Angear 

Dr. Philip and Rosalyn Baron 

Professorship of Management 

Rosalyn Baron & Philip Baron 

Roy E. Bell Jr., MBA ’50, Dean’s 

Discretionary Fund 

Roy E. Bell Jr. & Janice S. Bell 

Berg-Paget Fund – Business of 

Science and Technology Initiative 

Jeffrey F. Berg & Debra Paget 

Cady-Kruse Dean’s Discretionary 

Fund 

Nell Cady-Kruse 

Carrie Chiang and Ting Family 

Fellowship 

Carrie Chiang 

Othon Correa da Silva Roitman 

Jiansheng Wan 

Chu Family Scholarship 

Francis L. Chu 

Roderick Gong-Wah Chu 

Christopher Ciafardini Memorial 

Scholarship 

John A. Fekete 

Heather C. Kientz 

Class of 1958 Scholarship 

Suzanne D. Henninger 

& Joe D. Henninger 

Class of 1969 Scholarship in Honor 

of Professor Jerry Hass 

Paul H. Dude 

Lee C. Garcia 

Jerome E. Hass 


Robert C. Gates 

Norman J. Levy 


Brett M. Blumenthal 

Gabriel J. Buerkle 

Katherine L. Butler 

Scott L. Christensen 

Renee N. Clark 

Caroline E. Co 

Jeremy N. Diringer 

Michael W. Ford 

Katharine Gee 

Svenulrich K. Grasshoff 

Andrew J. Greenwald 

Faisal M. Hamdard 

Bryan W. Harmon 

Kelly R. Ingham 

Gregory A. Jackson 

Yael W. Jones 

Yuseok Kim 

Navin D. Kunde 

Karina Kuok 

David C. Maier 

Melissa J. Middleton 

Marella Oviedo 

Virendra R. Parlikar 

Christian L. Rhodes 

Jessica A.T.C. Rolph 

Nathaniel G. Russell 

Sumant Salve 

Justin J. Stone 

Jason A. Tauber 

Jonathan B. Vervoort 

Joanna S. Weber 

Adam J. Wiesel 

David D. Williams 

& Margaret H. Williams 

Class of 2005 Scholarship Fund in 

Memory of Tiffany Burns 

Timothy T. Alden 

Joseph M. Amante 

Marsha M. Anderson 

William E. Arrowsmith 

& Ann V. Arrowsmith 

Pankaj R. Badlani 

Girish Bakshi 

Sam P. Baldwin 

Valerie Bouchereau 

Ty T. Bretthorst 

Catherine L. Broadhead 

Rebecca C. Cain 

Sara E. Cantwell 

Rebecca M. Chambers 

Will Chan 

Deborah J. Cheng 

Alan R. Christensen 

Matthew P. Cohen 

William H. Conkling 

Cory A. Cox 

Sandra Creamer 

Cedric A. Delvaux 

Kevin J. Doldan 

Yinnon Dolev 

Paul J. Donato 

Matthew J. Dunker 

Baris Efe 

Sandra Fabre 

Michael P. Ford 

Christian Frison 

Yohance S. Fuller 

Herambh K. Ganpule 

Gregory W. Garrison 

Jonah D. Green 

Phillip J. Greenberg 

Tianxin Gu 

Joseph A. Guzzi 

Matthew S. Hagen 

Bessie B. Howard 

Thomas Hung 

Deborah A. Iorio 

Ankur Jain 

Andrew W. Jones 

Jill E. Kaiser 

Michael R. Kaye 

Puneet Kapoor 

Terrence S. King 

Vikram S. Kolhatkar 

Edward K. Kostrowski 

Carlos E. Lopezreyna 

Matthew W. Loveless 

Rodney A. Lumpkin 

Hilary B. Maxson 

Tommie M. McFerren 

Christopher I. Meredith 

& Laurel E. Meredith 

Jamel A. Morris 

Kristin B. Murphy 

Michael R. Nelson 

Masaharu Ogawa 

Mintaik Oh 

Habibe O. Ozdemir 

Dessislava N. Petkova 

Derek J. Pijut 

Chaitali S. Pimputkar 

Justin D. Poser 

Jose L. Quiroga 

Katherine L. Rubenstein 

& Dustin Rubenstein 

Othon Correa da Silva Roitman 

Chad J. Schmidt 

Monica E. Schmidt 

Douglas K. Schnell 

Amanda S. Shaw & Stephen B. Shaw 

Sudeep K. Singh 

Elizabeth R. Skibo 

Julie K. Song 

Gustavo A. Stenzel 

Amy L. Stepanian 

Michael C. Su & Alice Su 

Stanley Tao-Hung Sun 

Harshad S. Talera 

Johanna Todenhagen 

Gaye A. Tomlinson 

Ken Tseng 

Viswanath Valluri 

Jennifer L. Viele 

Kai Wang 

Adam M. Ware 

Samuel H. Weeman 

Scott Weiss 

Daniel J. White 

Joshua B. Whiteley 

Edward Zelmanovitz 

Eduardo J. Zuniga 

Day Family Senior Lecturer in 

Business Ethics 

Harry D. Day 

Jerrold K. Day 

Kent A. Dolby ’73, MBA ’74 

Graduate Fellowship 

Kent A. Dolby & Mari L. Dolby 

Thomas R. and Ann P. Dyckman 

Scholarship 

Randy L. Allen 


Christopher T. Emmet Scholarship 

Christopher T. Emmet 

Edward S. Flash Jr. School of 

Management Memorial Scholarship 

Laura Call Andolina & Robert C. Andolina 

Dora G. Flash 

David R. King 

Sylvia F. and Malcolm K. Fowler 

Scholarship 

Judith Fowler Quagliaroli 

& John Quagliaroli

MBA Class of 2008 

Half Century Club Fund 

Richard M. Eddy 

Herbert M. Englehardt & Ann Englehardt 

Leslie Z. Hathaway 

Victor Hershman & Maria G. Hershman 

Jerry Levitan 

Howard K. Loomis 

Peter P. Miller Jr. 

Richard S. Miller 

Jean F. Rowley & Elizabeth E. Rowley 

Glenn H. Sacra 

George D. and Douglas F. Hano 

Scholarship 

Douglas F. Hano 

George D. & Diane C. Hano 

Peter Hopkins Memorial 

Scholarship 

Allan Sheff 

Robert S. Spencer & Barbara S. Spencer 

J. Robert Swidler 

Sandra H. Tarpinian 

Sheila Kenyon Memorial Scholarship 

R. John Feely 

Jeffrey D. Snyder 

Krause Faculty Fellowship in Real 

Estate Management 

Alan M. Krause 

Anne and Elmer Lindseth Deanship 

Jon A. Lindseth & Virginia M. Lindseth 

Prescott C. Miller Scholarship 

Donald K. Miller 

Gunnar S Overstrom, Jr. Graduate 

Fellowship 

Gunnar S Overstrom, III 

Girish Reddy Ezra Cornell 

Scholarship 

Girish V. Reddy 

Richard J. Reynolds Sr. Class of ’15 

Scholarship 

William G. Reynolds 

Duncan and Gail Russell Graduate 

Fellowship 

Duncan D. Russell & Gail Russell 

Robert M. and Carol Colby 

Tanenbaum Scholarship 

Carol C. Tanenbaum 

Nell Oliver Thomas and Duncan 

Thomas Graduate Fellowship 

Dr. C. Duncan N. Thomas 

& Cornelia Oliver Thomas 

Michael Thomas Torphy Memorial 

Scholarship 

Phillip C. McClain 

Veterans Graduate Scholarship 

Frank D. Andruss 

Christy A. Bensen & Justin Charise 

Carolyn DeWilde Casswell 

& William H. Casswell 

Joseph F. Dillon 

Daniel N. Dube 

David A. Grasch 

Paul E. Huck 

William W. Huling, Jr. & Karin S. Ash 

Michael J. McManus 

Keith D. Oppenneer 

Thomas J. Owens 

Justin Robert Reese & Maria D. Liszkay 

William R. Towcimak 

Fredrick W. Weber 

Mark J. Wydra 

James, Earle, and Scott Weaver 

Scholarship 

Earle L. Weaver 

James S. Weaver Jr. 

Scott M. Weaver 

Wells Family Graduate Fellowship 

Daniel D. Wells 

Under the leadership of Adrienne 

Martinez, the MBA Class of 2008 

campaign raised a total of $62,435 

for the Johnson School Annual 

Fund. The class was presented with 

a unique opportunity from alumna 

Susan Rehm Gatto ’80, MBA ’81, 

who pledged a challenge match up 

to $35,000 for every dollar given 

to the annual fund. Martinez was 

assisted by campaign committee 

members Simon Michael O’Young Jr., 

James Delano Ford, Mythily Vasudev 

Kamath, Robert Rares Petrina, 

Angela Nicole Difabio, Kerry Yip, 

Christopher Lewis Caudill, Melissa 

Jean Sommers, Sung Yoon Woo, 

Puneet J. Bhatia, Shane F. Kelley, 

William Julian Dawson, Colin Scott 

Harris, Rohit Kumar, and James 

Dennis Bride. 

Class of 2008 Leadership 

J. Delano Ford, president 

Adrienne Martinez, vice president, 

fundraising 

Angela Difabrio, co-vice president, class 

activities and reunion 

Kerry Zip, co-vice president, class 

activities and reunion 

CJ Fonzi, vice president, communications 

Christopher Caudill, webmaster 

Honor Roll Class of 2008 

Anju Eliza Abraham 

David Eduardo Aguiar 

Eitan Ahimor 

Karanjit S. Ahluwalia 

Ozan Akpek 

Mohammad Omar Akram 

Julian Gerardo Aldeco Correa 

Cristina Mello De Andrea 

Asher Toubin Anolic 

Ajay B. Apte 

Edgar Arvizu 

Joana Baquero 

James Ryan Berger 

Sandeep Kumar Beri 

Akshay Bhargava 

Puneet J. Bhatia 

Daipayan Bhattacharjee 

Tej Pratap Singh Bhattal 

Jasjit S. Bhatty 

Bret Thomas Bolkcom 

Scott Alan Brewster 

James Dennis Bride 

Jayson Chan Brigado 

Alexander Philip Callahan 

Andrew Joseph Campen 

Christian M. Cann 

Andres Castillo Arce 

Christopher Lewis Caudill 

Gary Eric Chan 

Vinay Chandran 

Ann Shin-yee Chen 

Jennifer Hui-chi Chen 

Pedro Chen 

Walter H. Cho 

Yoonjay Cho 

Jeffrey Allan Chudy 

Steven Spencer Clareen 

Matthew Grant Cohen 

Keith Ronald Collier 

James Anderson Cook 

Daniel Ryan Cotter 

Kenneth Jerome Cox 

Nicole Gabre Craddock 

Abhishek B. Deo 

William Derosa 

Kristine Marie Di Bacco 

George M. Dougherty 

Camille Erma Etienne 

Joseph P. Fedor 

Wei Feng 

Carmen James Fonzi 

Mark Ryan Forsyth 

Gregory Patrick Foster 

Tiffany R. Foster 

Bernardo F. Freire 

Joseph Oliver Fritz 

Lei Fu 

Jeffrey Paul Fuchs 

Bradley Thomas Gallant 

Anahita Gharabaghi 

Aleksandr Gilshteyn 

Binyam Giorgis 

Yashodhan B. Gokhale 

Michael Thomas Golden 

Miles Scott Graham 

Gwendolyn M. Graziano 

Ravindra Kumar Gupta 

Satish Chandra Guttikonda 


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MBA Class of 2008 


54 

Philip L. Haar 

Sang Wook Han 

Mark Howard Hartman 

Akinori Hieda 

Tram Phuong Ho 

Julie Huang 

Pamela Hurwitch 

Emiko Ina 

Michael Steele Jaffre 

Pankaj Kumar Jha 

Julio Erick Jimenez 

Jina Jin 

Finley John 

Benjamin B. Jones 

Sourabh Joshi 

Mythily Vasudev Kamath 

Chi-huan Kao 

Stephen C. Kao 

Aditya Kapoor 

Shane F. Kelley 

Rajeshwar Singh Khara 

Ritika Khera 

Napaporn Khuhaprema 

Andrew C. Kim 

Elvin Kim 

In Yeol Kim 

Jongwoo Kim 

Rio Sung-Kwon Kim 

Yeon Kyu Kim 

Amy Marie Knapp 

Aman Kohli 

Mohit Kohli 

Anne-Marie Kontakos 

Bon Wook Koo 

Christopher S. Koza 

Srinivas Prasad Bindiganavale Krishn 

Prashant Krishnan 

Amod Kumar 

Rohit Kumar 

Borys Kuroschepov 

Elizabeth Payne Langlois 

George K. Lee 

Jun Lee 

Junghae Lee 

Sang Won Lee 

Soyoun Lee 

Sungsik Lee 

David A. Leonard 

Qian Li 

Qibin Li 

Jin Shyang Lim 

Jason Wei-ting Liu 

Ming-feng Liu 

Margaux Ann Logan 

Eric K. Luke 

Christopher David Machen 

James Barbour Macon IV 

Gautam Madan 

Rajesh Manglani 

Sung Won Mann 

David G. Marr 

Casey Jay Martin 

Adrienne Rose Martinez 

Sebastian Andres Mascaro 

Ken Matsuzaki 

Ian J. McClellan 

Scott Collins McClintock 

Sherafgan Mehboob 

Radhi Devendu Mehta 

Nikolai Meyer 

Ryan Richard Miller 

Ismail Mert Mirasgeldi 

James David Mitchell 

Sumit Mittal 

Rahul Modi 

Matthew Ryan Monson 

Meloney Moore 

Philip R. Moran 

Sochieta Moth 

Geraldo Bernardes Franc Moura 

Brendan C. Mulcahy 

Yoichi Nakagawa 

Rajagopal Narayanan 

Nedal Talal Nassar 

Minsang Noh 

Peter B. O’Brien 

Simon Michael O’Young 

Jong Young Oh 

Nkeruka Okonmah-Sanders 

Rishad P. Olpadwala 

Burc Ozkan 

Joosang Park 

Phillip Park 

Amrish R. Pattni 

John H. Paul IV 

Jason Scott Paul 

Nichoyene Camashia Paul 

Robert R. Petrina 

Deepak Ramaswamy 

Dawn Emerald Randall 

Kyle A. Rasmussen 

Fahim Ahmed Razzaque 

Cedrick Rochet 

Bryan Frederick Roda 

Jessica K. Rosman 

Benjamin Noah Ross 

Sharath Sadashivan 

Sai Sushanth Sampathkumar 

Debasish Sasmal 

Atsushi Sato 

Michael N. Scala 

Zachary Adam Schildhorn 

Jessica Anne Schoen 

Abram James Schumacher 

Matthew Gregory Seo 

Amit Shah 

Chirag Rameshchandra Shah 

Mihir Jitendra Shah 

Roopa Singh Shah 

Tarak Navnit Shah 

Jaspreet Singh Shahpuri 

Abdul H. Shaik 

Michael I. Shaman 

Donghyop Shin 

Chen-yu Shung 

Shahnaz Noell Shushtari 

Jaspreet Singh 

Tulika Singh 

Mike Ashley Slowik 

Melissa Jean Sommers 

Clinton Ryan Stone 

Andrew Phillip Storey 

Ji Soo Sung 

Sangmin Sung 

Michael James Swackhamer 

Akihiko Tajiri 

Ryan G. Talbot 

Roberto Tamaso 

Tony Tang 

Kate M. Tansey 

Matthew C. Thayer 

Denis A. Tikhonov 

Kirsten Hansen Tonnessen 

Juan Alejandro Troost 

Srikanth Babu Tummala 

Bradley Ira Unger 

Herman Utama 

Timothy P. Van Hooser 

Sudesh Kumar Vasudevan 

Hilary E. Vey 

Diana Villanueva-pulido 

Mark Ernest Vincent 

Marco Viotti 

Tushar Virmani 

Ramandeep Walia 

Michelle R. Wang 

Takehiro Watanabe 

Janssen Yu Wee 

Benjamin Joseph Weissbourd 

Shannon Ray Wells 

Hugh R. Wilks IV 

John Jeffrey Wolfrom 

Sung Yoon Woo 

Yongkai Xie 

Xiang Yan 

Rhoda Jin Lyn Yap 

Kai Chung Yau 

Kerry Yip 

Molly Colleen Young 

Mirek Zak 

Jinghui Zhou 

Nadya Zybko 

MBA Class of 2008 Giving 

Pledges $62,435 

Gifts * $30,166 

Challenge 

$30,000 

Match 

Pledgers 240 

Donors 226 

Participation 83% 

* Gifts received by fi scal year end 

Graduating Class Records 

Gifts 

(class of 2005) $101,000 

Pledgers 

(class of 2000) 307 

Percentage that 

pledged (MBA 

class of 2005) 98% 

Percentage that 

pledged (EMBA 

classes of 2005, 

2006, 2007, 2008) 100% 

Donors 

(MBA class of 

2005) 275

EMBA Class of 2008 Cornell-Queen’s EMBA Class of 2008 

The Executive MBA Class of 2008, 

led by Shaown Nandi, raised $64,694 

in gifts from 100 percent of the class. 

All proceeds from the class campaign 

were given to the Johnson School 

Annual Fund. Nandi was assisted 

by campaign committee members 

Sujan Akella, Sarah T. Angel, Claudia 

Diane Barbara, Susan Caratzas 

Boffoli, Antonio Galan, Janelle Ann 

Hanneman, Francis X. Murphy, 

Oneil Rego, Aaron James Ryan, and 

Melanie Ann Taylor. We extend our 

sincere thanks to all members of 

the EMBA Class of 2008 for their 

support of the Johnson School. 

Executive MBA Class of 2008 

Leadership 

Sayantan Shaown Nandi 

Honor Roll Executive MBA Class 

of 2008 

Sujan Akella 

Jeffrey T. Anderson 

Sarah T. Angel 

Claudia Diane Barbera 

Shishir P. Bedarkar 

Susan Caratzas Boffoli 

Daniel Andrea Carchedi 

Sai Casula 

David M. Clark 

Christian Alex Corcino 

Margaret E. Crowley 

Ryan Roberts Miller Cruz 

Erik P. Davey 

Justin Brooks Dew 

Vladimir G. Djedovic 

Daniel Finley 

Charles Fiordalis 

William Emmett Fitzgerald 

Sandra Foley 

Antonio Galan 

Edith Gardner 

William J. Goldy 

George Gomez-Quintero 

Elvis Grgurovic 

Ilia Guergov 

Sephir Hamilton 

Dale A. Hanley 

Janelle Ann Hanneman 

Thomas Francis Herson 

Manuel Ramon Junco 

Dinesh K. Karnani 

Karolina Kocalevski 

Joseph Korah 

Kristina P. Koutrakos 

Vinod Kumar 

Stephen C. Lathroum 

James H. Lee 

Francine Martha Levinson 

Bogdan Matlosz 

Tracy A. McBride 

Anil Modi 

Mahesh Mohanty 

Mark Edward Mosley 

Ranjan Munjal 

Francis X. Murphy 

Dhananjay Nagalkar 

Sayantan Shaown Nandi 

Melanie Ann Nicholson 

Odaiyappan Pichappan 

Gurudutt K. Prabhu 

Gregory D. Raupers 

Oneil Rego 

Mario R. Reyes 

Aaron James Ryan 

Jigisha Pathakji Shelat 

Monika M. Shintre 

Michael Patrick Smith 

Lucy Stragapede 

Luis Taveras 

Melanie Ann Taylor 

Winston Selom Tetteh 

Deepta Venkataraman 

Maribel O. Wilson 

EMBA Class of 2008 Giving 


Gifts* $63,893 

Donors 64 

Tower Club 11 

Members 

Participation 100% 

*Gifts received by fi scal year end 

The Cornell-Queen’s Executive 

MBA Class of 2008 was led by Todd 

Mazurek and Jim McAllister, who 

achieved remarkable success. The 

class presented the Johnson School 

with an unrestricted gift of $14,863 

at commencement and in doing so 

set a fine example for future Cornell- 

Queen’s classes. The Cornell-Queen’s 

class gift included participation from 

an impressive 68 percent of the class, 

and we are grateful for the students’ 

enthusiasm and generosity. Two 

donors wish to remain anonymous. 

Cornell-Queen’s Executive MBA 

Class of 2008 Leadership 


James Charles McAllister 

Honor Roll Cornell-Queen’s 

Executive MBA Class of 2008 

Waqar Ahmad 

Raed Almasri 

Michael C. Ander 

Robert Andrews 

Robert Chryst Barrington 

Varghese J. Binu 

Sonya R. Breier 

Nicole Cheri Brockway 

Bradley Dale Chartrand 

Wayne Chen 

Nathan Clute 

Timothy James Crawford 

Trevor Dahl 

Lisa Danielle Domanowski 

Amardeep Kaur Gill 

Ashish Goel 

Patrick Michael Haney 

David S. Heigle 

David J. Howe 

Craig Hum 

Ramanan Iyer 

Philippe Georges Khouri 

William James Frederick Kishore 

Sridhar Koneru 

Brandon Long 

Amit Manghani 

Dhurata Margolis 


James Charles McAllister 

David Scott Memel 

Mugurel Constantin Mihaila 

Eric Mueller 

Erin Elizabeth Nesci 

David H. Panasci 

Randall James Payne 

Matthew David Pelfrey 

Monica Porteanu 

David Ramsden-Wood 

Matthew S. Reid 

John Peter Reilly 

Navin Saxena 

Steven M. Schmidt 

Manish Sharan 

Tianqing Shen 

Sanjeev Shukla 

Sean M. Taylor 

Annamaria Dorothea Timofte 

Bo Tu 

Akolisa Ufodike 

Kunyu Ken Wang 

David D. Wrench 

Daniel H. Zou 

Cornell-Queen’s EMBA Class 

of 2008 Giving 


Gifts $9,863 

Pledgers 54 

Donors 53 

Tower Club 2 

Members 

Participation 68 % 


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Corporate Partnerships 


The Johnson School’s Corporate 

Partners are highly important 

to the success of the school and 

contribute to its three unique core 

elements: performance learning, 

Cornell connections, and an intense, 

collaborative community. We value 

the interactions that our Corporate 

Partners supply and thank them for 

their generosity in supporting the 

school financially as well as bringing 

depth to our academic programs and 

student activities. 

Corporate Partners are the first to 

be invited to provide executives to 

guest lecture, participate in seminars 

and symposia, collaborate in research 

development, participate in executive 

education programs, and host student 

treks. They are the first to schedule 

recruiting activities and presentations 

because of their commitment to the 

students and the school. 

The Corporate Programs Office is 

dedicated to building our corporate 

relationships, increasing corporate 

interaction and awareness, and 

attracting corporate investments to 

the Johnson School. 

We sincerely appreciate the 

generosity of our Corporate Partners 

during the 2007-08 school year and 

thank them for their participation and 

support. In addition, 144 companies 

matched the individual gifts of their 

employees. 

Gail E. Fink 

Director, Corporate Programs 

Principal Partners 

$1,000,000 and up (cumulative) 

Advantage Data, Inc. 

Agilent Technologies 

Barra, Inc. 

Citi Foundation 

Corning Inc. 

Dyson Foundation 

Emerson 

FactSet Research Systems 

Hewlett-Packard Co. 

Park Foundation 

S.C. Johnson 

Triad Foundation 

Managing Partners 

$50,000 and up annually 

Capital IQ 

StockVal 

Thomson One Analytics 

Senior Partners 

$25,000 to $49,999 annually 

AES 

Accenture 

Air Products and Chemicals 

Credit Suisse 

eSignal 

IBM 

Johnson & Johnson 

Lehman Brothers 

M&T Bank 

Revolution Money 

Corporate and Foundation Giving 2004–2008 

Executive Partners 

$10,000 to $24,999 annually 

American Express 

Bristol Myers Squibb 

Chevron 

Deloitte Consulting 

Embarq 

Fidelity Investments 

General Electric 

JP Morgan 

Merrill Lynch 

Procter & Gamble 

Unilever 

Business Partners 

$5,000 to $9,999 annually 

Abercrombie & Fitch 

Banfi Vintners 

Becton Dickinson 

Bigdough.com 

Coach 

Deutsche Bank 

ExxonMobil 

Goldman Sachs 

Herman Miller 

JGSM Community Impact Club 

Little Family Foundation 

Morgan Stanley 

Nike 

Principle Energy Limited 

Roche 

SNV 

State Street Global Advisory 

Vistakon (J&J) 

Water - India (GE) 

Wellington Management 

Wyeth 

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 

Cash Gifts $3,935,643 $3,307,736 $2,350,023 $3,404,201 $3,631,171 

Matching Gifts $207,832 $297,348 $244,817 $364,419 $390,445 

Gifts in Kind $1,536,615 $1,860,805 $2,019,825 $1,823,395 $2,827,382 

Grand Total $5,680,090 $5,465,889 $4,614,665 $5,592,015 $6,848,998 

Other Corporate Donors 

Amgen 

Antoinette’s Sweets 

Barclays Global 

Campbell Soup Company 

CFA Institute 

Circle of Friends Foundation 

Colgate Palmolive 

Compass Group Diversifi ed Holdings 

Deutsche Bank 

Harrah’s 

Honeywell 

The Interlake Steamship Co. 

Lightfull Foods 

Mercer 

Microsoft 

Pfi zer 

PricewaterhouseCoopers 

Qore, Inc. 

Standard & Poors 

State Farm 

Tompkins County Area Development 

UBS 

Vasco Data Security 

All levels include annual gifts to the 

school: unrestricted, restricted, and 

gifts in kind. 

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Matching Gift Companies 

Accenture Foundation, Inc. 

ACCO Brands, Inc. 

Advanta Foundation 

Aetna, Inc. 

Agilent Technologies 

Air Products & Chemicals, Inc. 

Alcoa Foundation 

AllianceBernstein 

Alliant Energy Foundation, Inc. 

Altria Group, Inc. 

Ambac Assurance Corporation 

American Express Foundation 

American International Group, Inc. 

American Standard Foundation, Inc. 

Amgen Foundation 

Anadarko Petroleum Corporation 

Anheuser-Busch Foundation 

Aon Foundation 

Aramark Corporation 

AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals, LP 

AT&T Foundation 

Avaya Telecommunication, Inc. 

Bank of America Foundation 

Bank of New York 

Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFG, Ltd. 

Barclays Capital 

BlackRock Inc. 

Bristol-Myers Squibb Company 

Cadence Design Systems, Inc 

Campbell Soup Foundation 

Caterpillar Foundation, Inc. 

Chevron Corporation 

CIGNA Foundation 

CIT Group Inc. 

Clorox Company 

Colgate-Palmolive Company 

Con Edison, Inc. 

Corning Incorporated 

Countrywide 

CRT Capital Holdings LLC 

CUNA Mutual Group 

DataCert, Inc. 

Deloitte Foundation 

Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation 

Eaton Corporation 

eBay Foundation 

Eli Lilly & Company 

Emerson 

Ernst & Young Foundation 

ExxonMobil Foundation 

Fidelity Foundation 

Fifth Third Bank 

Fitch Ratings 

FPL Group Foundation, Inc. 

Gartner Group 

General Electric Co 

General Motors Corporation 

General Re Services Corp 

Gensler 

Genworth Financial 

Gillette Company 

Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. 

Google, Inc. 

Hallmark Cards, Inc. 

Hartford Insurance Group 

Hershey Foods Corporation 

Hewitt Associates 

Hitachi Capital America Corp. 

Hoffman-La Roche 

Home Depot 

HSBC Bank USA 

IBM Corporation 

Illinois Tool Works Foundation 

ING Foundation 

Intel Corporation 

International Paper Co. Fdn. 

J P Morgan Chase Foundation 

John Hancock Financial Serv., Inc. 


Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, Inc. 

Kraft Foods North America, Inc 

Legg Mason & Co., LLC 


Lockheed Martin 

L’Oreal USA, Inc. 

Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. 

MassMutual 

McAfee,Inc. 

McGraw Hill Companies 

Medco Health Solutions 

Merck Company Foundation 

Merrill Lynch & Co, Foundation 

Metropolitan Life Foundation 

Microsoft Corporation 

Minesota Mining & Manufacturing 

Foundation (3M) 

Mizuho USA Foundation 

Morgan Stanley 

New York Life Foundation 

New York Times Company, Inc. 

Nomura America Foundation 

Northern Trust Corporation 

Northrop Grumman Corporation 

Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance 

Company 

Novartis AG 

Oracle Corporation 

PepsiCo, Inc. 

Pfi zer, Inc. 

Pharmacia Matching Gifts 

Philips PACE 

PricewaterhouseCoopers 

Procter & Gamble Company 

Prudential Financial, Inc. 

Raytheon Company 

RBC Dominion Securities, Inc. 

Rogers Corporation 

S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc. 

Schering Plough Foundation, Inc. 

Sigety Family Foundation 

Sit Investment Associates, Inc. 

Sprint Foundation 

Sun Microsystems 

Symantec Corporation 

T. Rowe Price, Inc. 

Thomson Financial Services 

Thomson Holdings, Inc. 

Time, Inc. 

Towers Perrin 

Triad Foundation 

U. S. Bancorp Foundation 

UBS 

Unilever 

Union Bank of Californina 

United Parcel Service of America, Inc. 

Vanguard Group, Inc. 

Verizon 

Wachovia Foundation 

Welch’s, Inc. 

Wellington Management Company 

Wells Fargo Foundation 

Wetherby Asset Management 

Wyeth 

Xerox Corporation 

Yahoo 

Yum! Brands Foundation, Inc. 


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Visiting Executive Program 


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Our visiting executives bring a wealth 

of personal and industry experience 

that enrich our curriculum. Visiting 

executives have a place in the 

classroom, student events, and our 

two speaker series. The visits build 

stronger corporate connections with 

faculty as well as students. Many are 

listed below, and we thank them all. 

Salman Amin, president 

of Pepsico UK and Ireland, 

spoke on “Leadership and 

Corporate Responsibility” 

at the Johnson School, April 

15, 2008, in a presentation 

cosponsored by the Ethics 

Action Group, Park Leadership 

Fellows Program, Marketing 

Association, and Net Impact. 

John Alexander ’74, MBA ’76, chairman 

and founder, The CBORD Group 

Gary Ambrosino ’80, chief executive 

offi cer, Sensicast 

Saeed Amidi, chief executive offi cer, Plug 

and Play Tech Center 

Salmin Amin, president, PepsiCo UK and 

Ireland 

Oded Anderman, MBA ’04, vice 

president, Lehman Brothers 

Sid Bardwell, MBA ’89, general manager, 

John Deere Russia 

Steve Barry, The Sentry Group 

Brit Bartter ’76, PhD ’77, vice chairman, JP 

Morgan Chase 

Jason Bauer, MBA ’99, West Africa 

specialist, Millennium Challenge Corp. 

Steve Benjamin, MBA ’82, managing 

partner, Stromiga Partnership Real 

Estate 

David Berry, principal, Flagship Ventures 

Fred Beste, founding partner, Mid-Atlantic 

Venture Funds 

Allan Bishop, director, recruitment and 

employment, Cornell University 

Jay Bloom ’77, MBA ’78, managing 

partner, Trimaran Capital Partners 

Rick Boleto, district manager, Starbucks 

Paul Breitenbach ’92, chief executive 

offi cer, Quickstore24 Systems 

Douglas Brent, MBA ’86, managing 

partner, Brent Enterprises, LLC. 

Steven Broadwater ’03, PhD ’06, 

president, Systanix, Inc. 

Carlton Brown, founding partner and 

chief operating offi cer, Full Spectrum 

of NY 

Kip Brown, Harris Interactive, Inc. 

Steve Bunson, MBa ’84, managing 

director, Goldman Sachs & Co. 

Shannon Burke 

Harrison Campbell, president, Embarq 

Consumer Markets 

Tom Capotosto ’84, director of business 

architecture, AMD 

Bill Ceasar, principal, McKinsey & Co. 

Marshall Chapin, MBA ’99, senior 

director of business development, 

EnerNOC 

Kenneth Chenault, chairman and chief 

executive offi cer, American Express 

Tim Conway, chairman and chief 

executive offi cer, NewStar Financial 

Donald Corcoran, MBA ’82, president and 

chief executive offi cer, MethylGene, Inc. 

Alex Counts ’88, president and chief 

executive offi cer, Grameen Foundation, 

USA 

Kevin Cuddleback, owner, Gimme! Coffee 

Jonathan Darsey, MBA ’99, partner, 

Accenture 

Michael Davis, MBA ’92, director, 

Copyright Clearance Center 

Steve Deletto, MBA ’98, managing 

director, Bear Stearns 

Kamalakshi Dishmon, 

director, strategic planning, 


Arjun Divecha, MBA ’81, 

portfolio manager, GMO 

Emerging Markets 

Frank Douglas, former chief 

scientifi c offi cer and board 

member, Aventis SA 

Christine Duvivier, MBA ’82, 

managing director, Impact 

Partners 

Seth Dunn, General Electric 

Alice Eldridge, vice president, 

Ethics and Business 

Conduct, Lockheed Martin 

Corp. 

Steve Elms, Managing 

Director, Aisling Capital 

Anner Erni, managing director 

and chief diversity offi cer, 


Barry Evans ’59, intellectual 

property attorney, Kramer, 

Levin, Naftalis, Frankel, LLP 

Jessica Jackley Flannery, cofounder 

and director of 

business, Kiva.org 

David Fleisch ’94, partner, 

Bain & Company 

Denis Fortier, MBA ’90, 

president and chief executive 

offi cer, Medical Care 

Corporation 

Leslie Fritzemeier, chief 

executive offi cer, Wakonda 

Technologies, Inc. 

Jeff Fulgham, chief marketing 

offi cer, water and process 

technologies, General Electric 

Steven Gal ’88, chairman and 

chief executive offi cer, ProQuo. 

com 

Greg Galvin, MBA ’93, president and chief 

executive offi cer, Kionix 

Abizer Gaslightwala, ’95, director, early 

commercial input, Johnson & Johnson 

Gordon Goettzma 

Richard Gordon, MBA ’74, general 

partner, Juniper Capital 

Patrick Govang, chief executive offi cer, 

E2E 

Virginia Jay Grandison, MBA ’04, 

associate director, Johnson & Johnson 

Ruhal Guha, MBA ’95, PhD ’97, principal, 

Cornerstone Research 

Sameer Hajee, Freeplay 

Samir Somaiya ’90, MEng ’92, MBA ’93, 

executive director of Godavari Sugar Mills, 

spoke on “Businesses in the triple bottom 

line: Renewables from agriculture, community 

improvement, and business growth,” April 

29, 2008, in a presentation sponsored by the 

Center for Sustainable Global Enterprise. 

Sudeep Haldar, MBA ’90, senior director, 

Kraft Foods 

Charles Hamilton, MBA ’04, president, 

Novomer 

Christopher Hamilton, partner, Bearing 

Point 

Ken Harlan, MBA ’04, founder, Primary 

Ads 

Shannon Hartley, Rosetta Marketing 

Gregory Hartz, president and chief 

executive offi cer, Tompkins Trust 

Company 

James Hauslein ’81, MBA ’84, president, 

Hauslein & Company, Inc. 

Jack Henion, chief executive offi cer, 

Advion Biosciences

Dan Henson, chief marketing offi cer, 

General Electric 

Elliott Hillback ’70, senior vice president, 

corporate affairs, Genzyme Corporation 

Jason Hogg, MBA ’02, president and 

chief executive offi cer, Revolution 

Money, Inc. 

Jean Holley, vice president, Tellabs, Inc. 

Kurt Holstein ’82, chief operating offi cer, 

Rosetta Marketing 

Blake Howard, MBA ’05, SC Johnson & 

Son, Inc. 

Rajesh Hukku, chairman, iFlex Solutions 

T. Kendall Hunt, founder, chairman and 

chief executive offi cer, VASCO Data 

Security 

Jeff Immelt, chairman & chief executive 

offi cer, General Electric 

Lara Jackie, MBA ’94, chief executive 

offi cer, LightFull Foods 

Robert Jaffe ’84, general partner, Force 

Capital Management, LLC. 

Michael Jenkins, MBA ’93, Jane Street 

Capital 

R. Douglas Kahn ’74, chairman and chief 

executive offi cer, Ahura Scientifi c, Inc. 

Shaz Kahng ’85, global director business 

development, women’s training, Nike 

Irene B. Rosenfeld ’75, MS ’77, 

PhD ’80, CEO and chairman, 

Kraft Foods, Inc., the world’s 

second-largest food company, 

delivered the 21st Lewis H. Durland 

Memorial Lecture on campus 

October 18, 2007. In her candid 

presentation, “Anatomy of a 

Turnaround: Returning Kraft to 

Reliable Growth,” she said she’d 

encouraged staff to think of Kraft 

as “a $35 billion startup.” 

Michael Jenkins, MBA ’90, principal, 

Tower Brook Capital Partners 

Robert Katz, associate, Acumen Fund 

Karen Keating ’76, managing director, JP 

Morgan Chase 

Fred Keller ’66, chairman and chief 

executive offi cer, Cascade Engineering 

Jack Kelley III, director, advanced concept, 

Becton, Dickinson & Company 

Stephen Key, MBA ’68, owner, Key 

Consulting, LLC 

William Kidd ’63, MBA ’64, principal, Kidd 

& Company 

Seth Klarman ’79, president, The Baupost 

Group. LLC 

Jon Klein ’87, founder, Top Line Strategy 

Group 

Charles Knight, ’57, MBA ’59, chief 

executive offi cer (retired), Emerson 

Electric Co. 

Jodi Krause, ’93, director, human 

resources, Cisco 

Josef Lakonishok ’74, PhD ’76, chief 

executive offi cer and founding partner, 

LSV Asset Management 

Ed Lebar, BAV 

Dan Lee, MBA ’80, chairman & 

chief executive offi cer, Pinnacle 

Entertainment 

Georgina Lee, MBA ’07, senior 

consultant, Deloitte 

Michael Leventhal, BASES 

Ben Lewis, Reuters 

Lynn Lin, co-founder, AC Nielsen Bases 

System & Independent Consultant 

Christer Lindstrom, IST 

Andrew Lipman, partner, Kidd & 

Company 

Ted Lowi, professor, Cornell University 

Randy McDonald, senior vice president, 

human resources, IBM 

Warren Machol, pension consultant 

Sanika Mathur, Deloitte Consulting 

Brenda McKenzie, government and civic 

affairs, Starbucks 

John Mellowes ’61, chairman and chief 

executive offi cer, Charter Manufacturing 

Brad Miller ’04, MBA ’06, president, 

Element Mobile 

John Miller, vice president of business 

development, Arrowhead Research 

Todd Minder, Cornell Outdoor Education 

Philip Mirvis, organizational psychologist, 

Boston College Center for Corporate 

Citizenship 

Jeff Immelt, president, CEO, and chairman of GE, spoke to a packed house 

at Cornell University November 12, 2007, in an address that was viewed 

simultaneously via live feed at top business schools across the United 

States. In his presentation, “The Next Big Thing,” Immelt outlined the six 

broad themes of GE’s investments for the next decade. 

Simit Mittal, chief executive offi cer, 

Skillsbazaar 

M. Mead Montgomery ’61, MBA ’62, 

chairman, Montgomery, Shelton & 

Company 

Jeffrey Mooney, director, commercial 

technologies, Corning Incorporated 

Sean Neville, MBA ’02, chief executive 

offi cer, Simply Audiobooks 

Peter Nolan ’80, MBA ’82, managing 

partner, Leonard Green & Partners LLP 

Huck O’Conner ’88, managing director, 

Orix Venture Finance 

Calvin Organ ’70, Emerson 

Richard Otis Jr., MBA ’80, deputy 

associate administrator, EPA 

Lt. Col. Brian Page, Reserve Offi ce 

Training Corps, Cornell University 

Nanci Palmintere ’73, vice president, 

global tax and trade, Intel Corporation 

Jeffery Parker, MBA ’70, general partner, 

Parker Family Limited Partnership 

Andrew Paul ’78, chairman, Enhanced 

Capital Partners 

Dave Pearce, president & founder, 

Miasole 

Amy Perlin ’80, director, human 

resources, Watson Wyatt Worldwide 

Donna Peters, MBA ’99, associate, 

Accenture 

Ivar Pettersson, AES 

Shannan Poteran, MBA ’04, senior 

consultant, Accenture 

John Reilly ’00, ’05, MBA ’07, vice 

president, Business Operations 

Tetragenetics 

Richard Poye, Unilever 

Rob Redmond, MBA ’80, vice chairman, 


John Reynolds, founding partner, Stratum 

Broadband 

Bob Rhea, SAP 

Diana Rhealt, Deloitte Consulting 

Irene Rosenfeld ’75, MS ’77, PhD ’80, 

chairman & chief executive offi cer, Kraft 

Foods 

Brent Rosenthal, MBA ’03, investor, WR 

Huff Asset Management 

Susan Rosenthal, Deloitte Consulting 

Andrew Savitz, senior consultant, 

Sustainable Business Strategies 

Andrew Scirri ’88, MBA ’04, president and 

chief operating offi cer, MedHesives 

Jeremy Segal, MBA ’98, senior director, 

business development, Akamai 

Technologies 

Anupendra Sharma, MBA ’98, investment 

partner, Siemens Venture Capital 

Rich Sheinfeld ’84, director, PRTM 

Allen Sheldon, MBA ’97, director, 

operations, CGI, Inc. 

Joel Silbey, professor, Cornell University 

Pierre Simard, MBA ’93, founding partner, 

Champlain Capital Partners 

Daniel Simpkins, ’80, ’81, founder, 

chairman and chief executive offi cer, 

Hillcrest Laboratories, Inc. 

William C. Smith Jr., MBA ’92, managing 

director, Houlihan Lokey Howard Zukin 


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Visiting Executive Program 

Volunteer Leadership 


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Justine Smithline, MBA ’04, chief 

executive offi cer, Predict Systems 

Samir Somaiya, MBA ’03, executive 

director/trustee, Godavari Sugar Mills 

Bob Staley ’58, MBA ’59, chairman 

(retired), Emerson Asia 

Randy Steck, president and chief executive 

offi cer, Stexar Corporation 

Laura Sullivan, MBA ’99, vice president 

consumer marketing strategy, American 

Express 

Al Suter, ’58, MBA ’59, vice chairman 

& chief operating offi cer (retired), 

Emerson 

Jennifer Tegan, MBA ’01, partner, Cayuga 

Venture Fund 

Joshua Teitelbaum, lawyer & economist 

Ralph Terkowitz ’72, general partner, ABS 

Capital partners 

Lawrence Thomas 

Andrea Thomson, Accenture 

Brad Treat, MBA ’02, co-founder, 

Mesmeriz 

Penelope Trunk, author & career 

columnist, Boston Globe & Yahoo 

Finance 

Michael Tsai, MBA ’06, marketing 

analysis manager, Harrah’s 

Entertainment 

Melanie Varin, marketing operationsl 

manager, General Electric 

Angela Mwanza, MBA ’00, 

VP, Private Investment 

Management, Lehman 

Brothers, spoke at the Black 

Graduate Business Association 

symposium, October 20, 2007, 

where she was presented with 

the fi fth annual Wilbur Parker 

Distinguished Alumni Award 

for outstanding professional 

achievements and commitment 

to the community. 

Ken Chenault, CEO and chairman of American Express, 

was interviewed on campus by David Lieberman, senior 

reporter for USA Today, in a “USA Today CEO Forum,” 

April 3, 2008. The event, uniquely previewed by Cornell 

students, faculty and staff, and featured in USA Today’s 

Money section, was a collaboration between the Johnson 

School and Cornell’s School of Hotel Administration. 

Sumeet Varma, president, Wyeth 

Consumer Healthcare Inc. Canada 

Shyam Venkat, MBA ’85, partner, 

PricewaterhouseCoopers, Inc. 

Arhtur Vercillo, vice president and chief 

medical offi cer, Excellus Blue Cross 

Blue Shield 

Peter Vogel 

Leanne Wagner ’81, vice president, Wyeth 

Pharmaceuticals 

Jay Walker ’77, founder, chairman & chief 

executive offi cer, Walker Digital 

Kevin Walsh ’76, director, sales, Claritas 

Josh Weinreich, ex-chief executive offi cer, 

DB Absolute Return Strategies 

Jeff Weirens, MBA ’94, partner, Deloitte 

Consulting 

Jack Whelan, private equity practitioner 

Gordon Willcox, vice president, Roche 

Laboratories, Inc. 

Jim Willett, Lord Corporation 

Thomas Willett ’72 

Pamela Wiseman, LeCroy Corporation 

Josh Wolfe ’99, managing director, Lux 

Capital 

Pay Wu ’92, manager, Deloitte Consulting 

Jocelyn Wyatt, IDEO 

Tim Yanoti, MBA ’89, head, structured 

products, National City Investments 

Eric Young ’78, general partner, Canaan 

Partners 

Frank Zenie, director, several high-growth 

companies 

The Johnson School truly benefits 

from the dedicated service of many 

volunteers, who give of their time and 

talents so generously. We are honored 

to work with alumni ranging in class 

year from our current students, our 

“almost alumni,” to members of the 

first class to graduate 60 years ago: 

the wonderful MBA Class of 1948. 

These volunteers care deeply about 

the school and give willingly of their 

time. The quality of the education 

our students receive is enhanced 

immeasurably by the support of 

these volunteer leaders. Although 

they serve the school unselfishly 

and do not seek recognition for their 

efforts, it is most appropriate for us to 

acknowledge them with appreciation. 

We hope you will reach out to these 

alumni and thank them, as we do, for 

their service to the school. 

Advisory Council 

Hirschel B. Abelson ’55, MBA ’56 + 

Ramesh S. Akella, MBA ’03 

John E. Alexander ’74, MBA ’76 

Randy L. Allen ’68 + 

Thomas R. Angear, MBA ’63 + 


Robert T. Blakely III ’64, MBA ’65 + 

Jay R. Bloom ’77, MBA ’78 


Randolph B. Brown ’84, EEng ’85, 

MBA ’86 

Richard D. Bulman ’56, MBA ’57 + 



Anand Chandrasekher ’86, MEng ’87, 

MBA ’88 + 

Robert A. Cowie ’56, MBA ’57 + 

Greg M. Crowe ’62, MBA ’63 + 

Michel-Marc Delcommune, MBA ’76 + 

Kenneth T. Derr ’59, MBA ’60 + 

Robert R. Dyson, MBA ’74 + 

Lewis M. Eisenberg, MBA ’66 + 

Anne E. Estabrook ’65, MBA ’66 + 

Mary C. Falvey ’63 + 

Lisa K. Fernow ’79, MBA ’84 + 

Jack M. Ferraro, MBA ’70

Albert Fried Jr. ’52, MBA ’53 + 

Amy Dubin George, MBA ’84 

Byron E. Grote ’77, PhD ’81 + 



Charles L. Jarvie ’58, MBA ’59 

H. Fisk Johnson ’79, MEng ’80, MBA ’84, 

PhD ’86 


Jeffrey M. Kabel, MBA ’97 

Karen Rupert Keating ’76 



Alan M. Krause ’52, MBA ’53 + 

Eli Manchester Jr. ’53 + 





Frank J. O’Connell ’65, MBA ’66 + 

J. Roger O’Neil, MBA ’61 


Jeffrey P. Parker ’65, MEng ’66, MBA ’70 * 

Robert D. Redmond, MBA ’80 

Henry P. Renard ’54, MBA ’55 

Eugene A. Renna, MBA ’68 + 


Stephen Russell ’60, MBA ’61 + 

Hernan Saenz, MBA ’98, MILR,’98 

Nelson Schaenen Jr. ’50, MBA ’51 + 

Richard G. Schneider ’70 

Rick G. Sherlund ’77, MBA ’78 + 

George S. Slocum ’62, MBA ’67 + 


Patricia Carry Stewart ’50 + 

Jan H. Suwinski ’64, MBA ’65 + 

Paul R. Tregurtha ’58 + 

Karel C. Vinck, MBA ’71 + 

Jeffery J. Weaver ’86, MBA ’90 

Sanford I. Weill ’55 + 

Joseph F. Welch, MBA ’61+ 

+ emeritus 

* chair 

Annual Fund 

Leadership 

Randall C. Chafetz, MBA ’85, 

national chair 

Dean’s Leadership 

Committee 

Randall C. Chafetz, MBA ’85, chair 

Ram S. Akella, MBA ’03 

Jonathan P. Alford, MBA ’00 

Jeffrey F. Berg, ’79, MEng ’80, MBA ’81 

Kelly J. Brown, ’88, MBA ’92 

Randolph B. Brown, ’84, MS ’85, MBA ’86 

Richard A. Clark, ’70, MS ’77, PhD ’79 

Gerry V. Curciarello, MBA ’75 

Marianne Elizabeth Diamond, ’93, 

MBA ’99 

Deborah S. Gellman, ’75, MBA ’82 

Andrew W. Horrocks, MBA ’92 

Mary Ellen Howe, ’76, MBA ’77 

Simon Krieger, ’76, MBA ’77 

Richard Bruce Landsberger, MBA ’79 

James M. Levenson, MBA ’87 


Robert H. Metcalf, MBA ’61 

John S. Roscoe, ’85, MBA ’90 

James A. Rowan Jr., ’70, MBA ’72 

Michael J. Sharp, MBA ’81 

Shyam Venkat, MBA ’85 

Scott Weiss, ’00, MBA ’05 

Mark L. Wilson, ’79, MBA ’80 

Jeffrey P. Parker ’65, MEng ’66, MBA ’70, 

chair, Advisory Council 

Johnson School 

Board of Alumni 

Leaders 

Sam Flowers ’90, MBA ’93, president 

Meredith Ryan-Reid, MBA ’07, vice president 

Erin Balet, MBA ’03 

Chris Marchell ’75, MBA ’81 

Kenyattah Robinson, MBA ’06 

Stanley Sun ’00, MBA ’05 

Timothy Takacs, MBA ’99 

Michael Walsh, MBA ’75 

Brett Blumenthal Wax ’96, MBA ’04 

Thankathon 

Volunteers 

Thankathons provide our students 

with an opportunity to connect with 

members of the alumni community 

while instilling the value and 

importance alumni giving plays 

in the life of the Johnson School. 

Thankathons also give our alumni 

a chance to hear from students 

and learn about their business 

experiences. We thank our students 

for taking time from their busy 

schedules to assist us with this 

initiative. 

Class of 2008 

Angela Nicole Difabio 

James Delano Ford 

Jeffrey Paul Fuchs 

Mythily Vasudev Kamath 

You Na Kim 

Amod Kumar 

Rohit Kumar 

Adrienne Rose Martinez 

Scott Collins McClintock 

Rajagopal Narayanan 

Simon Michael O’Young 

James A. Profestas 

Shahnaz Noell Shushtari 

Melissa Jean Sommers 

Tania Llort Stewart 

Diana Villanueva-pulido 

Ramandeep Walia 

Rhoda Jin Lyn Yap 

Class of 2009 

Ambrish Bansal 

Juan Andres Canizares 

Ava-kathryn Capossela 

Alice Hsiao-Wen Chen 

Jeffrey Han-kyoung Cho 

Calvin Chung 

Shawn Michael Field 

Christopher William Noble 

Esohe Denise Odaro 

Ritish Janak Rangwalla 

Kathleen Anne Rohrer 

Corina Roman 

Andrew Scott Rubin 

Aparna Sharma 

Mihir M. Sheth 

Philip Oscar James Sieper 

Vivek Jagdish Thaker 


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Alumni Affairs and Development 

Johnson Graduate School of Management 

130 E. Seneca St., Suite 400 

Cornell University 

Ithaca, NY 14850-4353 USA 

Alumni Affairs & Development and Corporate Programs Staff 

Becky Mitchell, associate dean, Alumni Affairs and Development 

Nancy Chase, assistant to the associate dean, Alumni Affairs and Development 

Karrie L. Borgelt, director, Alumni Affairs 

Tara Taylor, assistant director, Alumni Affairs 

Temre Steffensen Johnson, regional assistant director, Alumni Affairs, West Coast 

Sara B. Andress, program coordinator, Alumni Affairs 

Sheila Reakes, director, Annual Fund 

Erica H. Toyama, associate director, Annual Fund 

Esther Dorland, assistant, Annual Fund 

Bill Huling ’68, MBA ’74, senior development offi cer, Alumni Affairs and Development 

Virginia Augusta, MPS ’99, PhD ’05, associate director, Development 

Leslie Z. Hathaway, development offi cer, Alumni Affairs and Development 

Patricia Brenchley, public affairs assistant, Alumni Affairs and Development 

Gail Fink ’85, director, Corporate Programs 

Shari L. Halladay, assistant, Corporate Programs 

Jennifer Johnson, assistant, Corporate Programs (as of August 4, 2008) 

This report refl ects gifts received by the Johnson School between July 1, 2007 and June 30, 

2008. Gifts received after June 30, 2008 will be recognized in the 2008-09 report. 

We carefully checked our gift records and reviewed the names of donors. However, errors 

may occur in a list of this length. If we omitted your name or listed it incorrectly, we apologize 

and ask you to call us at 800 847-2082, extension 2, to report the error. 

For further information or to make a gift to the Johnson School, please call us at 800 847- 

2082, extension 2. 

The Annual Report of the Johnson School at Cornell University is published once a year by 

Cornell University, Sage Hall, Ithaca, NY 14850-6201. 

Phone: at 800 847-2082, extension 2; 607 255-9442 

Fax: 607 255-2075 

Web site: www.johnson.cornell.edu 

©2008 Cornell University, Ithaca, New York 

All rights reserved. 

Dean L. Joseph Thomas 

Produced by the Office of Publications and Marketing at Cornell University. 

Photography: Jason Koski, University Photo; Lindsay France, University Photo; Dede Hatch; Charles 

Harrington; Gary Hodges for Jon Reis Photography; Phil Humnicky; Eli Adams; Jesse Winter; Jay 

Brousseau; and Dan Dry. 

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