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THE WHARTON FUND THE WHARTON FUND The Benjamin Franklin Society Like the innovator for whom this society is named, the names listed here are honored for their foresight and leadership. They have given to the Wharton Fund to provide critical unrestricted resources to the School at the following levels: Dean’s Circle Gifts of $100,000 or more 125th Society Dean’s Circle $100,000 and above The Dean’s Circle honors our most generous donors to the Wharton Fund. These individuals have made a powerful statement, which illustrates the importance of annual giving, by donating $100,000 and above to the Wharton Fund during fiscal year 2007. THE WHARTON FUND Pledges of $100,000 or more The Wharton Fund Wharton represents the finest investment in a business education—both in knowledge gained and in a lifelong association with one of the most respected names in business education.The Wharton Fund provides resources to fund high-priority initiatives of the School: it helps invigorate our innovations in academic programs and student and alumni services; it builds our competitiveness in attracting the best students and faculty; it gives us the flexibility to pursue new opportunities at the moment they appear.The Wharton Fund also helps to bridge the gap between the actual cost of educating an MBA student at Wharton and the income generated from tuition and endowment. 25 The Benjamin Franklin Society 25 The Dean’s Circle 26 125th Society 27 The Joseph Wharton Society— Reginald H. Jones and Grace Cole Jones Decade Donors 28 Anvil Society 30 The Joseph Wharton Society These giving leves include pledges as well as outright gifts: Anvil Society $50,000–$99,999 Joseph Wharton Society $25,000–$49,999 Founders $10,000–$24,999 Fellows $5,000–$9,999 Associates $2,500–$4,999 Young Franklin Society $1,000–$2,499* *(Classes of 2003–2007) Anonymous (2) 1 Robert M. Haft, W’74 Chairman, Main Street Lender 2 Jeffrey S. Katz, WG’71 CEO, Sherwood Equities, Inc. 3 Ken Leech, W’76, C’76, WG’76 Chief Investment Officer, Western Asset Management 4 Jeanne J. and Joseph F. Scoby, W’87, G’87 Global Head of Alternative and Quantitative Investments, UBS Global Asset Management 5 William S. Spears, WG’67 President, Energy Education, Inc. 1 3 4 2 Members for 2007 not shown: Roberto M.Thompson Motta, WG’86 Director, 3G Capital 5 24 | Report to Investors The Benjamin Franklin Society | 25
THE WHARTON FUND MBA CLASSES UNDERGRADUATE, MASTER’S AND DOCTORAL PROGRAMS FRIENDS, PARENTS AND FAMILY FOUNDATIONS EXTRAORDINARY LEADERSHIP REMEMBERED CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS HONORARY, MEMORIAL AND PLANNED GIFTS 125th Society Pledges of $100,000 and above Created in celebration of Wharton’s 125th anniversary celebration in 2006, the 125th Society recognizes those individual who have pledged $100,000 or more to the Wharton Fund. Members for 2007 not shown: Jerry M. Seslowe, WG’69 Managing Director, Resource Holdings Ltd. 4 5 26 | Report to Investors 1 2 3 6 7 8 Anonymous (2) 1 Suzanne and Bruce Brownstein, W’80, WAM’05 2 Connie K. Duckworth, WG’79 Founder and President, Arzu, Inc. 3 Jacalyn C. and William P. Egan II, WG’69 Founder and General Partner, Alta Communications, Inc. 4 Amy J. Errett, WG’88 Chief Executive Officer, Olivia Cruises and Resorts 5 Claire and Jeffrey G. Fluhr, ENG’96, W’96 Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, StubHub, Inc. 6 David B. Ford, WG’70 DBF Associates 7 Matthew K. Greene, WG’89 Anvil Global Partners 8 Mary and Robert M. Haft, W’74 Chairman, Main Street Lender 9 Jon M. Huntsman, W’59, H’96 Founder and Chairman, Huntsman Corporation 10 Nina and S.A. Ibrahim, WG’78 Chief Executive Officer, Radian Group, Inc. 11 Joseph F. Scoby, W’87, G’87 Global Head of Alternative and Quantitative Investments, UBS Global Asset Management 12 William S. Spears, WG’67 President, Energy Education, Inc. 13 Nancy and Geoffrey L. Stack, WG’72 Managing Director, Sares-Regis Group The Joseph Wharton Society— Reginald H. Jones and Grace Cole Jones Decade Donors The following individuals are honored for their outstanding leadership and generosity in supporting the Wharton School at the Joseph Wharton Society level for 10 or more consecutive years. The late Reginald “Reg” H. Jones, W’39, H’90, who led General Electric and was an outstanding example of alumni leadership and support, is recognized through this named level of distinction. 9 10 11 12 13 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Decade Donors | 27 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 Joan and James S. Anchin, W’65, WG’66 Managing Partner, Anchin, Block and Anchin LLP 2 Joseph J. Aresty, W’43 Chairman of the Board, Alfred Dunner, Inc. 3 Pei-Yuan Chia, WG’65 Director, American International Group/S 4 Judith D. Clark, CW’63, and L. John Clark,W63,WG68 Chairman, Steamboat Capital Group 5 David B. Ford, WG’70 DBF Associates 6 Beth W. Glynn, WG’82 Retired Partner, Neuberger & Berman LLC 7 Craig K. Harding, WG’75 Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Harding Group 8 Andrew M. Heller, WG’79 President, Heller Capital Corporation 9 John L. Kelsey, WG’50 Retired, Paine Webber Group, Inc. 10 Alain M. Levy, WG’72 Retired Chairman, EMI Recorded Music 11 Diane v.S. and Robert M. Levy, WG’74 Partner, Chairman and Chief Investment Officer, Harris Associates LP 12 Ira A. Lipman Chairman, President and CEO, Guardsmark LLC 13 Anne Welsh McNulty, WG’79 Senior Director, JBK Partners 14 Rodney A. McLauchlan, WG’78 President and Chief Executive Officer, Cygnet Financial Corporation 15 Marie and Joseph J. Melone, W’53, WG’54, Gr’61 Retired President and Chief Executive Officer, AXA Financial, Inc. 16 Alan B. Miller, WG’60 Chairman and President, Universal Health Services, Inc. 17 Emily and David S. Pottruck, C’70, WG’72 Chairman, Red Eagle Ventures, Inc. 18 Richard A. Sapp, WG’81 Retired Partner and Managing Director, Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. THE WHARTON FUND MBA CLASSES UNDERGRADUATE, MASTER’S AND DOCTORAL PROGRAMS FRIENDS, PARENTS AND FAMILY FOUNDATIONS EXTRAORDINARY LEADERSHIP REMEMBERED CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS HONORARY, MEMORIAL AND PLANNED GIFTS VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP
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