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COMPANIES, FOUNDATIONS AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS The giving recognized below includes direct contributions as well as corporate matching gifts. $1,000,000 and More New York Life Insurance Company and New York Life Foundation $750,000 to $999,999 Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company and Northwestern Mutual Foundation State Farm Insurance Companies and State Farm Companies Foundation $500,000 to $749,999 Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company $100,000 to $249,999 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company and Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Foundation Prudential Financial and Prudential Foundation $50,000 to $99,999 Ameritas Life Insurance Corporation, Ameritas Charitable Foundation and The Union Central Life Insurance Company Pacific Life Insurance Company and Pacific Life Foundation $25,000 to $49,999 Lincoln Financial Group Foundation OneAmerica Miller-Pomerantz LLC The Guardian Life Insurance Company Of America $10,000 to $24,999 MassMutual Financial Group Mutual Of Omaha Insurance Company Nationwide Financial Services and Nationwide Foundation NCS Pearson, Inc. Ohio National Financial Services, Inc. and The Ohio National Foundation 38 Reinsurance Group of America, Incorporated Saybrus Partners, Inc. $5,000 to $9,999 The Western and Southern Life Insurance Company Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Foundation $1,000 to $4,999 AXA Foundation Richard Worrell General Agency, LLC Wells Fargo and Wells Fargo Foundation Less than $1,000 Aegon Transamerica Foundation Aetna Foundation Bank Of America East Texas Communities Foundation Erie Insurance Group Farmers Insurance Group Fourth Partner Foundation Henry & Peters, P.C. John Hancock Life Insurance Company Kentucky Chapter of NAFIC, Inc. Mutual of America Life Insurance Company National Life Group Principal Financial Group Foundation Prothro, Wilhelmi & Company PLLC Securian Financial Group, Inc. Security Mutual Insurance Company Symetra Financial Corporation The Utica National Insurance Group Tyler TCM Investments, LLC Members of the Cary M. Maguire Center for Ethics in Financial Services Corporate Members CNO Financial Group M Financial Group Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Nationwide Financial Services New York Life Insurance Company Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company Pacific Life Insurance Company Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company Prudential Financial Securian Financial Group, Inc. SilverStone Group State Farm Insurance Companies Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Foundation Western & Southern Life Insurance Companies Industry Fellow Members Arlen Corporation Barry, Evans, Josephs & Snipes BryanMark Financial Group, Inc. Capital Plan, Inc. Chernoff Diamond & Co., LLC Cornerstone Institutional Investors,Inc. The Coyle Company CFG Business Solutions, LLC Merrill Lynch Wealth Management SilverStone Group
2013 ALUMNI CRUISE TO BRITISH ISLES The College’s 17th annual Alumni Travel-Learn Cruise sailed along the coasts of Ireland, Scotland, England, and France on the Solstice-Class Celebrity Infinity. Toward the end of the cruise, alumni had the chance to tour one of Scotland’s most dramatic locations, the ruins of the Urquhart Castle overlooking Loch Ness. Cruise participants included bottom row (left to right): Swee Ter, MBBS; Lucille Pacheco; Chris Pacheco; Susan Martin, MSM, CLU ® , LUTCF, RHU ® , REBC ® , ChHC ® ; Mike Corey; and Lisa Kohler, ChFC ® , CLU ® . Middle Row (left to right): Walt Shields, MSFS, CLU ® , ChFC ® , LUTCF; Denny Axman, LUTCF, CLU ® , ChFC ® ; Sam Wurtzel, CLU ® , ChFC ® ; Bill Swalick, CLU ® , ChFC ® , CAP ® , CASL ® , MSFS, MSM; Tip Cronin, CAP ® , CLU ® ; and Bud Rowell, Jr., CLU ® . Top Row (left to right): Dr. Larry Barton, CAP ® ; Peter Browne, LUTCF; and Kevin Dougherty. On the “Best of Europe” Travel-Learn Cruise, Dr. Larry Barton, PhD, CAP ® , presented a continuing education opportunity, “Risk Management in a New Global Economy.” Participants discussed a case study involving the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. The cruise also featured the option of a special pre-cruise weekend in Paris. Participants had the opportunity to tour the city’s famous landmarks, like the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe. Trustee Mike Corey, at right, presented a CE session titled “Identifying High Impact Talent: An Insider’s Periscope on Your Next Best Hire” during the cruise through the British Isles. He is pictured (right) with Tip Cronin, CLU ® , CAP ® , Senior Vice President of Advancement at The American College, Eliza Barton, CAP ® and Dr. Larry Barton, CAP ® . 39
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