2012 Annual Report - Junior Achievement

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2012 Annual Report
JA: Our Mission
We are empowering young people to own their economic success.
Our volunteer-delivered, K-12 programs foster work readiness,
entrepreneurship and financial literacy skills, and use experiential
learning to inspire kids to dream big and reach their potential.
entrepreneurship | financial literacy | work readiness
Contents
Leadership. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Territory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Programs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
21st Century Skills Forum. . . . . . . 5
JA in a Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Schools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Volunteers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
JA Golf Classic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Rock N’Bowl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Gala Auction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Castle Pines-Junior
Achievement Invitational . . . . . . . 19
Collaborations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Staff/Contact Information . . . . . . 21
http://southerncolorado.ja.org | page 2
Chairman’s Letter
Dear Community:
Leonard Miller
Since 1954, Junior Achievement has been making a positive difference in the lives of our youth. No other
organization has the reach and impact that JA has in educating our youth on the virtues of the free
enterprise system and instilling in them a solid foundation of financial literacy skills. This past school year,
the organization partnered with over 200 schools offering 19 programs which spans the entire K-12
curricula impacting 24,994 students.
These accomplishments are made possible because the business community provides both the financial
resources and volunteers. In fact, 1,168 business people volunteered to present a JA program providing
148,419 educational contact hours during the 2011-2012 school year.
Evaluations show time and again JA provides those who volunteer or financially support JA a Return On
Investment (ROI) through a more educated and informed populace who understand how to prosper in our
economic system.
Junior Achievement collaborates with other statewide organizations to leverage limited resources.
Collaborations with groups such as the Colorado Council of Economic Education, the Colorado Jump$tart
Coalition, the Colorado Department of Education, the Federal Reserve Bank – Denver Branch and our
sister organization in Denver, Junior Achievement Rocky Mountain, Inc., help spread the message to all
communities throughout the state that Junior Achievement provides a rich curriculum that reinforces the
Colorado mandate for financial literacy throughout the K-12 curriculum.
The organization needs your help to make sure today’s young people understand and value our American
Free Enterprise System. Junior Achievement of Southern Colorado, Inc. has in place a network that
delivers economic knowledge to youth. We invite you to join us in passing the torch of knowledge of
the free enterprise system on to the generation of business leaders and entrepreneurs.
Sincerely,
Leonard Miller
Chairman of the Board | Junior Achievement of Southern Colorado, Inc.
entrepreneurship | financial literacy | work readiness | page 1
Leadership
2011-2012 Board Officers
Leonard Miller
Chair
Schmidt Construction Company
Steve Woodford
Vice Chair Strategic Planning
Woodford Manufacturing
Matt Davis
Vice Chair at Large
Packaging Express, Inc.
Scott Shollenbarger
Vice Chair at Large
Colorado Springs Health Partners
Kathy Schwindt
Vice Chair/Chair Elect
U.S. Bank
David Colburn
Vice Chair Audit
Garry Hill
Vice Chair at Large
Gary Atkins
Corporate Secretary
Tom Calvin
Vice Chair at Large
State Farm Insurance
Randy Reynolds
Vice Chair at Large
Prudential Rocky Mountain Realtors
Ann Sulley
Vice Chair Finance/Treasurer
Barry Straub
Immediate Past Chair
Gemini Sourcing International Ltd.
Bob Walla
Vice Chair Human Resources
Ent Federal Credit Union
Jack Johnston
Vice Chair Pueblo
Pueblo West Metropolitan
2011-2012 Board of Directors
Greg Antl
Walmart
David Gardner
Commerce Bank
Mike Mossman
Everest University Online
Dr. Timothy Scully
Booz | Allen | Hamilton
Elissa Washburn
T. Rowe Price
Gitty Betts
Wells Fargo Bank
Kathleen Gobos
Ted Mossman
Vectra Bank Colorado
Bob Shirilla
Colorado State University
Rich Murphy
Wells Fargo Advisors
Doug Sommer
Focus on the Family
Rick Weber
Security Service Federal
Credit Union
Chet Myers
FedEx Services
Michael Spry
Pepsi Beverages Company
Rita Nicholson
Wells Fargo Insurance
Services USA, Inc.
Greg Tabor
FedEx Services
Robert L. Book, AIF
Strategic Financial Partners
Rhett Brengarth
UMB Bank
Zach Bunney
FirstBank
Dermot J. Coll
United States Air Force
Academy
Laura Frank
Lockheed Martin
Information Systems
& Global Services
Theo D. Gregory
El Pomar Foundation
George Harris
GE Johnson
Dr. Mark Hatchell
Academy School District 20
Ahmad Kassak
Hewlett-Packard
Karin Kovalovsky
Shaun McCarthy
Great Western Bank
Lisa Mills
ANB Bank
Kathi Ogrodny
Benefit Reassurance
Mark Perrault
Northwestern Mutual
Financial Network
Dr. Marc R. Van Ness
D.M.D.
Van Ness & Lanzisera, P.C.
David Warhoe
Oracle Corporation
Todd Wilson
at&t Mobility
Timothy H. Wolfe
Antlers Hilton Hotel
Debra Yoshimura,
CPA, CIA, CGAP
United States Olympic
Committee
Erin Jensen
CORPORATE ATTORNEY
Howard & Jensen LLC
Territory
The map below defines the operating territories of
Junior Achievement of Southern Colorado, Inc.
These cities had students participating
in JA programs this year:
Aspen, Basalt, Beulah, Burlington, Colorado Springs, Carbondale,
Chipeta Park, Crested Butte, Cripple Creek, Delta, Durango, Ellicott,
Falcon, Fountain, Fort Carson, Glenwood Springs, Grand Junction,
Gunnison, Kit Carson, Loma, Manitou Springs, Monument,
New Castle, Palmer Lake, Parachute, Pueblo, Pueblo West, Peyton,
Rifle, Rye, Salida, Security, Silt, Simla, U.S. Air Force Academy,
Westcliffe, Weston, Widefield
Programs
Elementary
Students in kindergarten through fifth grade are
introduced to the basic personal economic
issues, and the role of families and social responsibility in the local economy. They examine
planning decisions in a city, economic resources
within states and regions, and how businesses
need workers who can meet the demands of the
job market. The After-School Program teaches
personal financial and business skills through
innovative and fun activities. The JA curriculum is
designed to tie closely with state standards.
Program Impact in Southern Colorado
Students 24,994 | Educational Contact Hours 148,419
Total Students
Elementary School
Middle School
High School
Total
Colorado Springs
12,835
2,065
2,794
17,694
Pueblo
3,574
269
410
4,253
Roaring Fork
1,853
1,178
16
3,047
Total
18,262
3,512
3,220
24,994
Colorado Springs
579
87
155
821
Pueblo
168
14
23
205
Roaring Fork
91
50
1
142
Total
838
151
179
1,168
Total Classes
Elementary School
Middle School
High School
Total
Middle School
Already focusing on the importance of school and
career, programs in the sixth, seventh, and eighth
grade encompass business value and decisions
while reinforcing the concepts of entrepreneurship and international trade.
High School
As students’ interests and needs mature, the
classroom focus turns to how economics relate
to their lives. They learn basic financial planning,
workplace ethics and skills such as budgeting
and investing. And through a sophisticated online
simulation, many get first-hand experience in
running a virtual business. JA volunteers provide
positive adult role models and lead students
toward workforce readiness.
21st Century Skills Forum/Explore Your Possibilities
Approximately 550 area high school students gathered on Thursday, January 12 for
a unique and inspiring career workshop.
Event Purpose
The 21st Century environment is one of rapid communication, action, mobility and
change; therefore, the 21st Century Forum was established to provide students with
an opportunity to jump start their career exploration for the world beyond.
The Framework for 21st Century Learning
www.21stcenturyskills.org
Event Goal
Increase student interest in emerging national and global issues and the education
and skills needed for related careers within these areas.
General William Shelton, Commander, Air Force Space Command
stresses to the students, “There’s a huge payoff in your future.”
Partners
Supporting Companies
American Medical Response
Beth-El College of Nursing and Heath Sciences
Better Business Bureau
Challenger Learning Center of Colorado
Colorado Consortium for Earth & Space
Science Education
Colorado Springs Business Journal
Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce
Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center
Colorado Springs Music Conservatory
Colorado Springs Police Department
Colorado Technical University, Digital Media
Design/Information Technology
Colorado Technical University, Electrical
and Systems Engineering
Colorado Technical University, IT, DMD
El Paso County Sheriff’s Office
GE Johnson Construction Company
Jacobs Technology Inc., ETASS Team
NORAD and USNORTHCOM
Peterson Air Force Base
Pikes Peak Community College,
Music Department
Syntrak International, Inc.
United States Air Force Academy
United States Olympic Committee
University of Colorado, Anschutz
Medical Campus
University of Colorado at Boulder
University of Colorado Colorado Springs,
Center for STEM Education
Geography & Environmental Studies
& Colorado Geographic Alliance
Physics Department
Strategic Military, Science, Space and
Security Initiatives
Junior Achievement of Southern
Colorado, Inc.
University of Colorado Colorado Springs
Center for STEM Education
Pikes Peak Community College
Academy School District 20
Colorado Springs School District 11
Harrison School District 2
Sponsors
at&t
McNew & Associates
Pikes Peak Community College
College of Business
JA in a Day is in this school today!
2011-2012 Schools
Banning Lewis Ranch Academy
Cresson Elementary School
Douglass Valley Elementary School
Edison Elementary
Horizon Middle School
Howbert Elementary
Hunt Elementary
Jackson Elementary
Monterey Elementary
Pauline Memorial Catholic School
Roosevelt-Edison Charter School
Rudy Elementary School
STAR Academy
Stratmoor Hills Elementary School
Stratton Meadows Elementary School
in a Day
Banning Lewis Ranch with Everest University Online volunteers.
Edison Elementary with Chase Bank Volunteers
Roosevelt-Edison Charter School with CenturyLink and Northwestern Mutual
Your Business –
Participating Companies
Making an Impact
CenturyLink, Chase Bank, Coca-Cola, Community Volunteers,
El Paso Corporation, El Pomar Foundation Fellows,
Everest University Online, FedEx, FirstBank,
Focus on the Family, Junior Achievement Southern Colorado
Board of Directors, Junior Achievement USA,
Lockheed Martin Corporation, MetLife, Northwestern Mutual,
Schmidt Construction, Security Service Federal Credit Union,
The Rotary Club of Pikes Peak, T. Rowe Price, TDEWAR Inc.,
Teller County, Troops to Teachers, U.S. Bank, UMB Bank,
University of Phoenix, Vectra Bank, Wells Fargo Insurance Services
Your Input
Your Company, One School, One Day
Your Impact
Community involvement
Team building
Student empowerment
Relevant concepts and skills
Schools
Elementary School (E) | Middle School (M)
High School (H)
Colorado Springs
Area Headquarters
Local Area (El Paso and
Teller Counties)
D2-Harrison
Centennial (E)
Harrison (H)
Monterey (E)
Pikes Peak (E)
Sand Creek (E)
Sierra (H)
Soaring Eagles (E)
Stratmoor Hills (E)
Stratton Meadows (E)
Turman (E)
D3-Widefield
Mesa Ridge (H)
Sunrise (E)
Talbott (E)
Webster (E)
Widefield (H)
D8-Fountain-Ft. Carson
Abrams (E)
Carson (M)
Mesa (E)
Mountainside (E)
D11-Colorado Springs
Bristol (E)
Chipeta (E)
Columbia (E)
Coronado (H)
Doherty (H)
Edison (E)
Fremont (E)
Grant (E)
Henry (E)
Holmes (M)
Howbert (E)
Hunt (E)
Jackson (E)
Keller (E)
King (E)
Madison (E)
Mark Twain (E)
Martinez (E)
McAuliffe (E)
Midland International (E)
Monroe (E)
North (M)
Penrose (E)
Queen Palmer (E)
Roosevelt-Edison Charter (E)
Rudy (E)
Russell (M)
Scott (E)
STAR Academy (E, M)
Steele (E)
Taylor (E)
Trailblazer (E)
West (E)
Will Rogers (E)
Wilson (E)
D12-Cheyenne Mountain
Broadmoor (E)
Cheyenne Mountain (E)
Gold Camp (E)
Skyway Park (E)
D14-Manitou Springs
Manitou Springs (E)
Manitou Springs (H)
Ute Pass (E)
D20-Academy
Academy Endeavor (E)
Academy International (E)
Air Academy (H)
Antelope Trails (E)
Chinook Trail (E)
D20 Bridges Program (H)
Discovery Canyon Campus (E)
Douglass Valley (E)
Eagleview (M)
Foothills (E)
Mountain View (E)
Pioneer (E)
Prairie Hills (E)
Rampart (H)
Ranch Creek (E)
Rockrimmon (E)
The DaVinci Academy (E)
Woodmen-Roberts (E)
D22-Ellicott
Ellicott (H)
D38-Lewis-Palmer
Kilmer (E)
Lewis-Palmer (E)
Monument Academy (E)
Palmer Lake (E)
Prairie Winds (E)
D49-Falcon
Banning Lewis Ranch
Academy (E)
Evans (E)
Horizon (M)
Odyssey (E)
Patriot Learning Center (M)
Remington (E)
Ridgeview (E)
Sand Creek (H)
Woodmen Hills (E)
Re-1-Cripple Creek-Victor
Cresson (E)
Cripple Creek-Victor (H)
23JT-Peyton
Peyton (E)
100J-Big Sandy
Simla (H)
Other-Colorado
Springs Area
AspenPointe Enterprises
Education (H)
Schools
Colorado Springs Christian
School (E)
El Pomar College Readiness
Program (H)
Emily Griffith Center for
Children (H)
Hope Montessori Academy (E)
Patriot School Age ServicesFt. Carson (E)
Pauline Memorial Catholic
School (E, M)
Pikes Peak BOCES School
of Excellence (M)
Pikes Peak Library District –
Briargate Library (M, H)
Pikes Peak Library District –
East Library (E, M)
Pikes Peak Prep (E)
Spring Creek Youth Center (H)
St. Mary’s High School (H)
Urban Peak (H)
Zebulon Pike Youth Services
Center (H)
Extended Service
Areas
Chaffee County
Chaffee County Montessori
School (E)
Custer County
C-1 Custer
Custer (E)
50J Delta County
Delta (H)
Eastern Plains
R-1 Kit Carson
Kit Carson (E)
(Pueblo, Fremont, Crowley,
Kiowa, Otero, Bent,
Prowers, Huerfano
Las Animas, Baca Counties)
Pueblo District
RE-6J Burlington
Burlington (E)
Gunnison County
RE-1J Gunnison Watershed
Crested Butte Community
School (E, M, H)
Gunnison (E)
ORSCH (E, M)
La Plata County
9-R Durango
Durango (H)
Mesa, Delta, Montrose
Counties
D51 Mesa County Valley
East (M)
Grand Mesa (M)
Loma (E)
New Emerson (E)
R-5 (H)
Scenic (E)
Primero RE-2 School
District
Primero Elementary
School (E,M)
Pueblo City Schools
District 60
Baca (E)
Belmont (E)
Beulah Heights (E)
Bessemer Academy (E/M)
Bradford (E)
Columbian (E)
Franklin (E)
Fulton Heights (H)
Goodnight (M)
Hellbeck (E)
Heritage (E)
Highland Park (E)
Irving (E)
Minnequa (E)
Morton (E)
Park View (E)
Somerlid (E)
South Park (E)
Sunset Park (E)
Trinity Lutheran School (E)
Pueblo County School
District 70
Beulah (E,M)
North Mesa (E)
Prairie Winds (E)
Pueblo West (M)
Pueblo West (H)
Rye (E)
South Mesa (E)
Pueblo City Private Schools
St. John Neumann Catholic
Middle School (E,M)
McClelland School (E)
Roarking Fork District
(Pitkin, Garfield Counties)
Aspen 1
Aspen (M)
Aspen Community (M)
D RE-1
Basalt (E)
Basalt (M)
Carbondale (M)
Carbondale Community (M)
Crystal River (E)
Glenwood Springs (E)
Glenwood (M)
Sopris (E)
D RE-2
Cactus Valley (E)
Coal Ridge (H)
Kathryn Senor (E)
Elk Creek (E)
Rifle (M)
Riverside (M)
Wamsley (E)
D 16
Grand Valley (M)
Private Schools
Ross Montessori (M)
St. Stephens School (E)
Waldorf School on the
Roaring Fork (M)
Volunteers
Elementary School (E), Middle School (M),
High School (H): Number of classes presented
A Step Ahead Adoption
Services
Diane Hogan (E-3, M)
Active Wellness Chiropractic
Candice Huffman (E-9)
Adams Bank and Trust
Stacy Sanders (E)
Alpine Technology
Deborah Hendrix (E-3)
American Medical
Response
Mark Brown (H)
American National Bank
Marigrace Deveyra (E)
Holly Hughes (E)
Ann Sulley (E-2)
Deb Watson (E)
Ameriprise Financial
Carol Breglio (E-5, M)
Carol Carlock (E)
Brad Gann (M)
Amnet
Trevor Dierdorff (H-2)
at&t
Lauren Williams (E-2)
Bank of Colorado
Dan Giovanini (M-2)
Better Business Bureau
Foundation
Kathy Miner (H-2)
BBVA Compass
Greg Welch (E-2)
Brooks Financial Planning
Mary Brooks (M)
Brown and Brown
Insurance
Sarah Cheikh (H)
Cameron Butcher
Management
Tony Oskvarek (E)
Care and Share Food Bank
for Southern Colorado
Stacy Poore (E)
Cargill Food Service N.A.
Casell Randle (H)
Carr Manor Historic Inn
Gary Ledford (H-2)
Cascade Investment Group
Patrick Rudy (H)
Catherine M. Skiles, CPA, P.C.
Cathy Skiles (E)
CenturyLink
Sandy Berckfeldt (E)
Mark Bittle (E)
Dale Blount (E)
Dennis Collinge (E)
Denise Fishlock (E)
Patty Guerrero (E)
Randy Hall (E)
James Illicete (E)
Bob Johns (E)
Dionne Johnson (E)
Randy Krause (E)
Penny Larson (E)
Chris MacIntyre (E)
Yolanda Mason (E)
Stephanie Morales (E)
Esther Renaud (E)
Jason Shelton (E-2)
James Spears (E)
Laura Taylor (E)
Josh Waugh (E)
Matt Witt (E)
Chase Bank
Danny Abrams (E)
Brandon Eldridge (E)
Gina Gossage (E)
Rick Hurley (E)
Melissa Knutson (E)
Michael Machado (E)
Jaclynn Ortiz (E)
Hannah Rotramel (E-2)
Nicole Schweitzer (E)
Darcie Tillquist (E)
Belinda Warren (E)
Brandon Williams (E)
Checks Unlimited
Lauren Enos (E)
City of Colorado Springs
Patrick Jernigan (E-4)
Coca-Cola
Jacie Barlow (E-2)
TracyDavis (E)
Alexandra Kuman (E)
Annette Loomis (E)
JasonTodd (E-2)
Scott Penrod (E)
CSU - Pueblo
Bob Shirilla (E, M-2, H)
Coldwell Banker 1st Choice
Don Butzlaff (E-2)
Decisive Analytics
Corporation
Amity Wagner (E-2)
Colorado Springs Business
Journal
Kathleen Gobos (H)
Colorado Springs Chamber
of Commerce
Jen Furda (E-3)
Colorado Springs Health
Partners
Deb Chandler (E-2)
Colorado Springs Military
Newspaper Group
Tammy Fogall (E-2)
Colorado Springs School
District 11
Joe Schimpf (M)
Colorado Springs Utilities
Karla Nordstrom (E)
Colorado State Bank and
Trust
David Groe (E-3)
Comcast
Dana Rojas (E-2)
Compassion International
C.J. Smith (E)
Conspire!
Jo McGuire (M)
Doctor Experts, Inc.
Kathleen Holcombe (E)
EDUCATION: GET REAL!!!
Gloria Henderson (E-2)
Edward Jones
Jim Boudreau (H)
El Paso Corporation
Julie Adams (E)
Rebecca Cash (M-3)
Skip Cash (M)
Jenna Simonton (M-2)
El Pomar Foundation Fellows
Ben Jourdan (E)
Emily Orbanek (E)
Darcy Struckhoff (E)
Ginny Woodfork (E)
Engineered Landscapes
Jon Furda (E)
Mary Alvaran (E-2)
Nicole Behrend (E)
Stacy Boyce (E)
April Cady (E)
Lois Carlock (E)
Shelley Cramer (E-4)
Jeremy Davis (E)
Volunteers
Tanya Duboue (E)
Odyssey Dudra-Allen (M)
Julie Gwisdalla (E-3)
Paula Martinez (E)
Holly Myers (E-2)
Vikki Phillips (E-3)
Brian Sierer (H)
Jenna Slye (E-2)
Julie Steigerwald (E)
Lori Turner (E)
Lori Velie (E)
Bob Walla (E-3)
ERA Shields Real Estate
Jackie McGee (M)
Alan Rest (E-3)
European Wax Center
Josh Cavanaugh (H)
Everest College
Leah Bond (H-2)
John Burnett (H)
Aley Desiderio (H-2)
Kira Lawyer (H-2)
Rachel Torrey (H)
Christopher Appiah (E)
James Armenta (E)
Liz Bowen (E)
Sabrina Brown (E)
Laurie Buck (E)
Naye Bullock (E)
Jennifer Cooper-Kees (E)
Ashley Csencsits-Ludwig (E)
Kelly DaCosta (E)
Anthony Davis (E)
Gina Davis (E-2)
Tony Davis (E)
Corey DeRosa (E)
Amy Ellison (E-2)
Michael Garrard (E-2)
Dominique Green (E-2)
Tiffanee Greenwood (E)
Liz Hallman (E)
Stephanie Hollister (E)
Stevi Hollister (E)
Jackie Housel (E-2)
Kelly Hunter (E)
Melanie Johnson (E)
Sylvia Kelly (E-2)
Jessica King (E)
Kimberly Lara (E)
Nels Lindahl (E)
Kathy Logue (E)
Don Martin (E-2)
Erica Martin (E-2)
Brad McGowan (E)
Aaron Meier (E)
Yolanda Moore (E)
Mike Mossman (E)
Raquel O'Brien (E-2)
Ben O'Neal (E-2)
Linda Pash (E)
Dara Perry (E)
Deirdra Pickett (E)
Alison Pizzino (E)
Marcus Pumphrey (E-3)
Vivian Pumphrey (E)
LynDel Randash (E)
Michael Richardson (E-2)
Yolanda Richmond (E-2)
Candice Riso (E)
Sara Rodriguez (E)
Laura Rymut (E-2)
Dwan Samson (E-2)
Hope Scippio (E)
Heather Smalley (E)
Scott Smalley (E)
Jason Stevens (E)
Freeman Swanson (E-2)
Scott Swint (E)
Crystal Taube (E-2)
Frank Welch (E)
Aften Woodward (E)
Farmers State Bank
Jennifer Plumley (H)
FedEx
Alex Valentine (E)
Kathy Atkinson (E)
Jeff Baron (E)
Damon Dworak (E)
Henry Fields (E)
Jeff Forget (E)
Dan Hernandez (E)
Julie Horner (E)
Kip Kleinhuizen (E)
Percy Lopez (E)
Ellaina Moorhouse (E)
Chet Myers (E-2)
Svetlana Nudleman (E)
Beth Robinson (E)
Patricia Sarmiento (E-2)
Nancy Sherman (E)
Dave Smith (E)
Don Smith (E)
Barry Straub (E)
Greg Tabor (E-2)
Visa Tanikella (E)
David Thompson (E)
Dan Trimbach (E)
Diane Turechek (E)
Alex Valentine (E)
Kara Vitali (E)
Ken Williams (E)
Joe Wolford (E)
First Command Financial
Services
Skip Fleming (M-2)
David Lawyer (M-3, H-2)
First National Bank of
Monument
Brent Hedrick (H)
FirstBank
Zach Bunney (M)
Gabriela Limon (E)
Cheryl Marceau (E)
Christine Moller (E)
Linda Potter (E)
Amanda Silva (E)
Sarah Wilmerding (E)
Kyle Wilson (M)
Fluke Networks
Garrett Edwards (E-2)
Focus on the Family
Richard Beattie (E)
Sharon Bell (E)
Allen Bieganski (E)
Jay Blackman (E)
Dave Davis (E)
Patrick Dunn (E)
Jim Dye (E)
Jesse Florea (E)
Andrew Hess (E)
Michael Hurka (E)
Diane Ingolia (E)
Shirley Jackson (E)
Grace Kim (E)
Marie Kohlwaies (E)
Heather Lucas (E)
Dan Mellema (E)
Dave Morgan (E)
Vicki Morgan (E)
Chelsea Munneke (E)
Nathan Pyle (E)
Ron Reno (E)
Kevin Schamehorn (E)
Rajeev Shaw (E)
Gary Smeltzer (E)
Doug Sommer (E)
Leon Wirth (E)
Foxworth Galbraith
Dena Cordova (H)
GE Johnson Construction
Company
George Harris (H)
Hammer Wealth
Management Strategies
Bill Hammer (M)
Ingersoll Rand Security
Technologies
Kevin Abel (E-3)
Ana D'Hondt (H)
Brian Rappl (H-2)
Intel Corporation
Betty Capozzoli (E)
Junior Achievement of
Southern Colorado, Inc.
Nancy Brown (E)
Monica Gillooly (E-5)
Penny Immel (E-7)
Sue McClernan (E-5)
Scott McGinnis (E-5)
Maureen Morgan (E)
Junior Achievement USA
Donna Abdallah (E)
Melanie Adams (E)
Tim Armijo (E)
Melissa Belkin (E-2)
Stephanie Bell (E)
Pamela Casteel (E)
Jamie Catlett (E-2)
Lisa Connor (E)
Libbey Davis (E)
Howard Bartner (E)
Alberto Del Toro (E)
Jody Fletcher (E)
Jacquelyn Kimzey (E)
Jeanette Lee (E)
Susan Luu (E)
Karen Ochsner (E)
Laurie Onstott (E)
Madeline VanDenHoek (E)
Jim Verlare (E)
Arlene Wanninger (E)
Mallory White (E)
Jacobs Technology Inc.
Jeff Lewis (H)
Kaiser Permanente
Deb Lemke (E)
Melanie Richey (E-3)
Dawn Wainright (E-2)
Karin Kovalovsky
Consulting
Karin Kovalovsky (E-2)
Kirkpatrick Bank
Terry Darby (E-3)
Klein Appraisal Services
Claudia Klein (E-7)
Paige Walton (M)
David Wiggins (M)
NurseCore
Rachel Ziemer (E)
Lamar Advertising
Vanessa Moorman (E)
Lounge in the Village
Dan Ringo (H-6)
Lexis Nexis
Bill Schmidt (H)
ManpowerGroup
Wendy Coensgen (H)
Oracle USA
Joey Hanlon (E-2)
Lynn Pionkowski (E)
Dave Warhoe (H-2)
Tom Wright (H-2)
Lockheed Martin
Steve Apicillo (M)
Elizabeth Arthur (M)
Patrick Barrett (E-3)
Andrea Black (E)
Stephen Black (M)
Cameron Bortolussi (M)
Natalie Brown (M)
Lisa Bullock (M)
Rachelle Bye (M)
Nicole Cates (M)
Reggie Cole (M)
Tim Dare (E)
Colleen DeVries ((E-2, M)
Rebecca DeWitt (M, H)
Luis Diaz (M)
Robert Dickinson (M)
Barry Donohue (M)
Laura Frank (M)
Phil Hanamura (M)
Denise Hankins (M)
Jennifer Hassan (M)
Mark Hayford (H)
Justin Hinkle (M)
Cynthia Hobday (E, M)
Vince Julian (M)
Herb Klumpe (M)
Elden Kocourek (M)
Andrea Mai (M)
Kimberly Marlowe (M)
Sanjeev Nirmalakhandan (M)
Joe Notsch (E6, M-5)
Carl Peterson (M)
Nick Radishofski (M)
Donna Ramos (M)
Jim Richards (M)
Erin Riley (M)
Janet Rivera (E)
Cheryl Sanfilippo (M)
Emily Schuk (M)
Mark Shaffer (H-2)
Kevin Sherman (M)
Suzanne Starling (M)
Jill Stinnett (M)
MetLife
David Brink (E)
Brad Hallock (E)
Rick Kerstiens (E)
Jared Marshall (E)
Robert Martin (H)
Claudia Phillips (E)
Jim Reilly (E)
Jon Shirley (E)
Scott Squire (E)
Mitre Corporation
Sam Wooton (E)
Navy Federal Credit Union
Bonnie Foster (E)
Meagan Magwire (E)
Mark Martinez (E-4)
Janelle McHenry (E)
Aundrea Moore (E)
Erin Nunez (E)
Katy Pratt (E)
Renee Sheppard (E)
Amber Streed (E)
Pease Financial
Dave Smiley (H)
Mike Spry (E)
Peterson Air Force Base
Becky Kelly (E)
Ricky Longnecker (H)
Primerica Financial Services
Doug Owens (H-9)
Prudential Rocky Mountain
Realtors
Randy Reynolds (E-4)
Rainsberger Wealth
Advisors
John Uhlinger (H)
Regis University
Erica Allgood (E, M)
RMJ Capital, Inc.
Larry Peek (H-2)
Northrop Grumman
Lisa Underwood (E)
RMTC Hospitality Consulting
Larry Vitagliano (H-4)
Northwestern Mutual
Lauren Anderson (E)
Craig Carle (E)
Mandy Davis (E)
Deonna Lechner E)
Charlie MacIntyre (E)
Chris Peterson (E)
Karen Reedall (E)
Kara Roberts (E)
Luke Roberts (E)
Cherish Schaffer (E)
Mary Stark (E)
Mike Torreano (E)
Lena Vogelgesang (E)
Chelsea Wallace (E)
Ashley Walters (E)
Taylo Willson (E)
Rose Bridge Creations
Jennifer Bowers (E-5, M-2, H)
Schmidt Construction
Danielle Chavez (E)
Sharon Chavez (E)
Leonard Miller (E-5)
Jim Stewart (E-2)
Credit Union
Amanda Ballejos (H)
Bill Becker (E)
Rebecca Bumgarner (H)
Danielle Collins (E)
Veronica Cormier (E)
Darla Francisco (E, H)
Troy Gillespie (E)
Bruce Gillooly (E)
Siemens Industry, Inc.
Batina Clark (M-2)
Sopris Travel
John Cunico (E-2)
Stanley Financial Services
Bill Stanley (M-2)
Staples
Penny Harper (E-4)
T. Rowe Price
Tracy Aguilar (E)
Kera Alhilali (E)
Christian Aragundi (E)
Carrie Barry (E)
Lisa Biddle (E)
Dwight Bowman (H)
Don Carr (E)
Jonathan Chalco (E)
Joey Delorme (E, H)
Nicole Eddy (E)
Beth Ewald (E-4)
Fletcher Forehand (E)
Monique Foster (E)
Stanley Gbandawa (E, H-2)
Nicole Grima (E, H)
Kerre Heath (E)
Antionette Holmes (E)
Scott Honea (E)
Chris Hummer (E, H)
Gwen Keller (E)
Kim Kile (E-2)
Joseph Laurel (E)
Andy Madson (E)
Lindey Misner (E)
Melissa Moffet (E)
Danny Newman (E)
Nate Odom (E, H)
Joe Palazzolo (E)
Lizzy Phillips (E)
Sarra Raney (E-2)
Nik Robinette (E)
Monica Ros (E)
Wade Schmidt (H)
Heather Smith (E)
Erica Schnider (E)
Stephanie Stearman (E)
Jason Stewart (H)
Angela Sukop (E)
Amber Tarnoff (E)
Toni Vaughn (E)
Rick Vigil (H)
Stephanie Wallace (E)
Doug Weaver (H)
Sara Wick (E)
Sarah Wilkerson (E)
Michelle Wind (E)
James White (E)
Joel Wood (H)
Nicole Yates (E)
Steve Zettlemoyer (E)
Troops to Teachers
John Scheuer (M-2)
Ricky Nelson (M)
Vectra Bank
Katrina Hartbauer (E-2)
Shannon Hellman (E)
U.S. Bank
Jennifer Crispi (E)
Cherise Heinen (E-2)
A.J. Hoerth (E)
Mary Koch (E)
Daryl Kruger (E)
Marcie Law (E-3)
Betty Michopoulos (E)
Kathy Schwindt (E-3)
Denice Thanner (E-2)
Ethel Torres (E)
Brenda Walz (E-3)
Walmart Supercenter
#3582
Greg Antl (E)
Tammera Cooper (E)
UMB Bank
Tony Beach (H)
Kathleen Parsons (E-2)
Valerie Remington (E)
Darlene Zarco (E)
United States Air Force
Brandon Enos (H)
Patrick Holleran (E-2)
TDEWAR Inc.
Tom Dewar (E-8)
United States Army
Dave Calahan (H)
Teller County
Renee Caldwell (E)
Laurie Litwin (E)
Lisa Noble (M)
Mark Plattern (E)
Jeannie Stone (E-3)
Committee
Debra Yoshimura (E)
The Boeing Company
Marshonda Dixon (E)
The Broadmoor
Michelle Glorie (E-2)
The Rotary Club of Pikes
Peak
Ethan Rector (E)
J.J. Jamison (E)
Virginia Leech (E)
Ed Leech (M)
Transcendent Benefit
Consulting
Sharlene Yabe (E, M-2, H)
Traveling Tikes
Kelley Rodriguez-Salazar
(E, M)
University of Phoenix
Alexa Acord (E)
Randy Anderson (E)
Queen Brown (E)
Emma Dahlman (E)
Bruce Hartley (E)
Thaddeus House (E)
Anthony Jordan (H)
Dan Kearney (E-11, M-9, H-2)
Mallory Northcutt (E)
Rich Patterson (E)
Lina Rawlings (E)
Cindi Remley (E)
Lisa Sorrell (E)
Jay Thompson (H)
USAA
Lisa Sieben (E-2)
USAA Wealth Management
Barry O'Shea (H)
Webster University
Kevin White (M-2)
Margaret Reed (H-2)
Tiffany Noe (M-3)
Services
Jennifer Walker (E-2, M-2)
Kathy Francis (E-4)
Rita Nicholson (E-3, M)
Sabrina Roberts (E-2)
Community Volunteers
Rachel Ainsley (E-2)
David Arrambide (E)
Raine Blees (E)
Ashley Burt (E)
Randy Cloud (M, H)
Dave Colburn (H-2)
John Cunico (E)
Adrianne Dettler (E)
Maria Diaz (M)
Jeff Dunn (E)
Jeanine Estes (E)
Alicia Ford (E)
Jerry Fortune (E-5)
Cassie Gannett (E)
Karen Gentzel (E-3)
Jim Gillespie (E)
Mairaed Gillooly (E-2)
Melinda Hagemann (E)
Marianne Hall (E)
Brenda Heinicke (E)
Grace Hellman (E)
Garry Hill (E)
Miles Ivanska (M)
Stephanie Jensen (E)
Becky Keesler (E)
Sylvia Kelly (E)
Diane Kosakowski (E-3)
Newlene Laib (E-3)
Susan Lepire (E)
Dan MacDonald (E-5)
Herminio Maldonado, Jr. (E-5)
Alyssa Martin (E-2)
Christine Miller (E-3)
Zohra Noorudein (E)
Sharon Owen (E)
Pete Page (E-4)
Tom Parker (M)
Matthew Pedersen (E)
Pam Reilly (E)
Jim Richey (E-3)
Andy Roalstad (E)
Ted Robertson (E)
Felicity Seth (E)
Ashley Shaw (E)
Carolyn Shaw (E)
Allyson Shoup (E-3)
Ben Sparks (E)
Tenley Spry (E)
Brad Stark (E-2)
Jen Stevens (E)
Vickie Straub (E)
Ann Sulley (E-3)
William Sutherland (E-2)
John Thayer (E-2)
Misty Thompson (E)
Lisa Travis (E-2)
Colleen Wade (E-4)
Christy Walsh (E)
Suzanne White (E)
Lisa Whitlock (E)
Al Williams (E-5)
Amber Wilson (E)
James Worsham (M)
Volunteers
Christye Gonzalez (H)
Brian Hill (H)
Angela Hoyle (E)
Becky Jones (E, M)
Kayla Jones (E)
Rick Luce (E)
Barbie Martin (E)
Savannah Mondragon (E, H)
Stacey Montoya (E)
Sanja Romanishan (H)
Janet Schmidt (H)
Reshana Schwartz (E-3)
Rick Weber (E)
Angelica Zeppetella (E, H)
Top Providers of JA Volunteers
Support
Top Funders
Does not include contribution
to the Capital Campaign
$20,000 Plus
FedEx Services
Pepsi Bottling Group
Walmart
$15,000 to $19,999
at&t
Lockheed Martin
Company
T. Rowe Price Associates
Foundation, Inc.
$10,000 to $14,999
El Paso Corporate Foundation
FirstBank
G. E. Johnson Construction
Company
Journal
Credit Union
U.S. Bank
$5,000 to $9,999
Antlers Hilton Colorado
Springs
CenturyLink
Colorado Lending Source
Colorado Springs Health
Partners
Comcast Mile High Region
Dave and Carolyn Colburn
El Pomar Foundation
GHX
Garry Hill
Hewlett-Packard
JBI Construction, Inc
KeyBank Foundation
Sherin Clarke, CPA
The USAA Foundation
University of Phoenix
Committee
Marc R. Van Ness, DMD, PC
Services
Xerox Foundation
$2,500 to $4,999
ANB Bank
Gary Backstrom
Broadmoor Hotel
Dr. Britt Buckley
Colorado Financial Group, Inc
Compass Bank Foundation
CUKJATI
Great Western Bank
Industrial Printers
Junior Achievement USA
Mike Karty
Lamar Outdoor Advertising
Phil Lane
Rich Murphy
Packaging Express
University of Colorado
Colorado Springs
Steve & Kristin Woodford
The Gazette
Woodford Foundation
Xerox
$1,000 to $2,499
Bank of Colorado
Bob Book
Nancy I. Brown
Chief Petroleum
Colorado Stoneworks
Commerce Bank
Jeanne Ekle
El Paso Corporation
James B. Hayes
Steve and Penny Immel
JC Penney
JPN Financial Solutions
Gary and Jane Loo
Katherine H. Loo
David Loose
Jim and Donna Maguire
McNew & Associates
Mountain Lodge
Mountain View Electric
Northrop Grumman
Nor'wood Development
Corporation
Outback Steakhouse
Real Living Select Properties
Bill and Kathy Schwindt
Larry and Cari Shaffer
Barry Straub
Tarryall River Ranch
The Knight Watch
UMB Bank of Colorado
Vectra Bank
Companies that Provided Highest
Numbers of Class/Volunteers
1. Everest University Online | 77 classes (58 volunteers)
2. Lockheed Martin | 62 classes (45 volunteers)
3. T. Rowe Price | 61 classes (50 volunteers)
Volunteer Recognition
20 Year Volunteer Service Award
Tim Armijo, Junior Achievement USA
Betty Capozzoli, Intel Corporation
Velcon Filters
Ken and Judy Wasoba
$500 to $999
Alpine Casting Awards
Amnet
ASI
Gary Atkins
Bain Corp.
Beaver Run Resort
Best Way Disposal
John Box
Chick-fil-A
Chuck Murphy
Citywide Home Loans
Classic Homes
Colorado Hypnosis
Concrete Coring Co.
Dillie & Kuhn, Inc.
Deuces Wild
Tom and Tina Dewar
George Eddie
Frank and Jane Evans
FBG Service Corporation
Firestone Complete
Focus on the FamilyCommunity Relations
Fountain Creek
Hayden Hayes Galleries
Theo Gregory
Kinkaid Photography
Luisa Graff Jewelers
Jon and Becky Medved
Midas Auto Service Experts
Mike McGarth
Navakai
Rita Nicholson
Paisano Unlimited
Penrose Elementary School
Pet City-Chapel Hills
Pikes Peak Kiwanis Club
Pikes Peak Regional
Development Corp
Rampart Plumbing & Heating
Supply Inc.
Rock Dental
Ronnie Munyan
Randy Reynolds
Doug Sommer
Bill and Sue Stohlmann
Ann Sulley
The Nature Place
The Shepfield Foundation
The Westin Denver
John Ruzicka
Transit Mix Concrete Company
UMB Bank
US Air Force Academy
US Olympic Committee
Waldons Photography
Elissa Washburn
WaterWorks Car Wash
Rick Weber
Wells Fargo Bank
Dan Winter
Work Zone Traffic Control
Special Events
Winners of the 9th Annual Golf Classic – UMB Bank Team – Rhett Brengarth, Jason Doyle,
Theo Gregory (El Pomar Foundation) and Eric Liebold.
Presenting Sponsor
Nine Hole Sponsors
In-Kind Sponsors
Additional Sponsors
Lunch
JA Golf Classic
One hundred and twenty-nine friends of Junior
Achievement of Southern Colorado, Inc.
supported the 9th Annual JA Golf Classic,
presented by Xerox on Friday, August 5, 2011
at Cheyenne Shadows Golf Club at Fort Carson.
This year, the team comprised of Rhett
Brengarth, Theo Gregory, Erik Liebold and
Jason Doyle stole the trophy away from the
reigning champions from Steve Hicks and his
Deuces Wild Team. The popular tournament
netted $18,468 to support Junior Achievement
programs in southern Colorado.
Awards
Lunch
Event Venue
Beverage Cart
Putting Contest
Hole In One Contest
Hole Sponsors
Antlers Hilton, Craddock Companies, Crandall, Christiansen & Associates,
Residence Inn & Fairfield Inn and Suites by Marriott, Wells Fargo Advisors – Rich Murphy,
Woodford Manufacturing, Marc Van Ness, DDS
Champion Sponsors – Foursomes
Alpine Casting, at&t, Bank of Colorado, Bestway Disposal, David Colburn,
Colorado Springs Business Journal, Comcast, Everest University Online, FedEx Corporation,
FirstBank, GE Johnson Construction Company, Junior Achievement of Southern Colorado, Inc.,
Mountain View Electric Association, Navakai, Outback Steakhouse, Packaging Express,
Pepsi Beverages Company, Pikes Peak Kiwanis, John Ruzicka, Schmidt Construction Company,
Security Service Federal Credit Union, Steve Hicks (Deuces Wild Casino Rentals), T. Rowe Price,
UMB Bank, U.S. Bank, Vectra Bank, Walmart, Wells Fargo Insurance Services,
Wells & West General Contractors, Inc., Xerox
Rock N’ Bowl
Superheroes Bowling For JA!
Participating Companies
Almost 1,100 individuals from 30 area businesses raised over $106,000 during the 2012
Junior Achievement “ Heroes & Villains” Rock N’ Bowl. Pepsi Beverages Company came
in as the TOP fundraising company with 13 teams participating and raised over $16,500
for JA programs!
A special thanks to Rock N’Bowl Chairmen Barry Straub and Chet Myers of FedEx
Services and to FedEx and Everest University Online for being the presenting sponsors.
Corporate sponsors included Pepsi Beverages Company, Colorado Springs Health
Partners, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Colorado Springs Business Journal,
Great Western Bank, GE Johnson Construction Company, Chik Fil A and The Gazette.
Presenting Sponsors
Host Venue
Corporate Sponsors
Lane Sponsors
ANB Bank, Antlers Hilton, Checks Unlimited, Cook Systems Intl., Packaging Express,
U.S. Bank, Marc Van Ness, DDS, Wells Fargo Insurance Services, Woodford Manufacturing
( number of teams)
ANB Bank
Bank of Colorado
Colorado Springs Business Journal
Colorado Springs Health Partners
El Paso Corporation
FedEx Corporation
FirstBank
Junior Achievement of Southern Colorado, Inc.
JA USA
Lockheed Martin
Martinez Elementary School
Navy Federal Credit Union
Paisano Unlimited
Penrose Elementary School
Real Living – Select Properties
Schmidt Construction Company
Security Service Federal Credit Union
TekSystems
Trailblazer Elementary School
T. Rowe Price
UCCS
U.S. Bank
Marc Van Ness, DDS
Walmart
Wells Fargo Insurance Services
Woodmen-Roberts Elementary School
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19th Annual Gala Auction
More than 400 guests gathered for the 19th Annual Junior Achievement “Fiesta”
Gala Auction on Saturday, May 5, 2012 at the Antlers Hilton in downtown Colorado
Springs. News 13 KRDO’s Jon Karroll served as Master of Ceremonies while the
Ballet Folkorico De Los Aguilares provided dancing entertainment as patrons bid on
hundreds of items donated by the local business community. Over $64,000 was
raised for Junior Achievement programs. A special thank you to the 2012 Gala
Auction Committee: Jan Booker, Karin Kovalovsky, Leonard Miller, Rita Nicholson,
Kathy Schwindt, Scott Shollenbarger and Ann Sulley.
Summit Sponsors
Peak Sponsors
Gary Backstrom Spirit of
Achievement Award
Entrepreneur Table Sponsors
at&t, Ent Federal Credit Union, Junior Achievement of Southern Colorado, Inc., Packaging Express,
Pepsi Beverages Company, Marc Van Ness, DDS, Walmart, Wells Fargo Bank
Kathi Ogrodny was honored at the Gala
Auction with the “Gary Backstrom Spirit of
Achievement Award” for “Sustained and
Meaningful Leadership” to Junior
Achievement of Southern Colorado, Inc.
Donors
Auction Donors
AAA Rental Center
A Carpet Doctor
aba Tina
Air Force Academy Athletic
Association
All Breed Rescue and Training
ANB Bank
Liz Anderson
Andrea Michaels Photography
Antlers Hilton
Greg Antl
Anton Nash, LLC
Arapahoe Basin Ski Area
Art Bank
Gary Atkins
at&t
Gary and Lisa Backstrom
Bambino’s
Beaver Run Resort &
Conference Center
Bella Studios
Gitty Betts
Blue Fox Photography
Robert Book
Jan and Wayne Booker
Box Camera Photos
And Framing
Rhett Brengarth
Briarhurst Manor Estate
Brighton Collectibles
Bronco Billy’s Steakhouse
Bronco’s Invesco Field
Kate Brunz
Buckley Vision Institute
Zach Bunney
Burlap Bag Outlet
Tom Calvin
Canine Campus
Carlos’ Bistro
Challenger Learning Center
of Colorado Springs
Chef’s Catalog
Cheyenne Mountain Resort
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
Cheyenne Shadows Golf Club
Chief Petroleum
Chopsticks Asian Bistro
Clarion Hotel &
Conference Center
The Club at Flying Horse
Coca-Cola
David Colburn
Colorado Fishing Adventures
& Broadmoor Sporting
Classics
Colorado Hypnosis
Colorado Springs Balloon
Classic
Journal
Colorado Springs Country
Club
Colorado Stonework
Comcast
Compleat Games and
Hobbies
Costco #1030
Courtyard by Marriott
Craftwood Inn
Crandall, Christensen
& Associates, Inc.
CUKJATI
Curves
Matt Davis
Scott Davis
Denali Stone
Deuces Wild Casino Rentals
Doubletree by Hilton Denver
DSI Professional Restoration
Stephen Ducoff
Durango & Silverton Narrow
Gauge Railroad
El Pomar Foundation
Engrave Frames
Expectations Salon & Spa
Fargo’s Pizza Co.
FedEx
Firestone Complete AutoCare
FirstBank
Fitness Focus
Flying W Ranch
Focus on the Family
Laura Frank
Front Range BBQ
Garden of the Gods Visitor
and Nature Center
David Gardner
GE Johnson Construction
Company
Genesis MedSpa
Ghost Town Museum
Giuseppe’s Restaurant
Gleneagle Golf Club
Kathleen Gobos
Gold King Mountain Inn
Good Earth Garden Center
Grand Hyatt Denver
Great Clips
Great Harvest Bread
Company
Great Western Bank
Theo Gregory
George Harris
Dr. Mark Hatchell
Haydon Hayes Gallery
Jim Hayes
Hewlett-Packard
Garry Hill
Hilton San Francsico
Fisherman’s Wharf
Hitt’s Miniature Golf
Hobbytown
Holden House Bed &
Breakfast Inn
Hollydot Golf Course
Industrial Printers
Iron Springs Chateau
Melodrama Dinner Theatre
Island Orchid
Jack Miller Jewelry Designers
Jula Salon and Spa
Junior Achievement of
Southern Colorado, Inc.
JA USA
Karin Kovalovsky
Ahmad Kassak
Kiddie Kutters
King Soopers
Kirkland Photography
Kool K9’s Dog Training
La Reve Salon
Lawn Doctor
Little London Cake Shop
Little Nepal
LJ Promotional Products
Lockheed Martin
Longaberger - Pat Arkfeld
Lotus Salon & Spa
Louie’s Pizza
Loveland Ski Area
Lowes
Luisa Graff Jewelers
MacKenzie’s Chophouse
Maggie Moo’s
Manitou & Pikes Peak
Railway Co.
Marco’s Pizza
Margarita at Pine Creek
Marigold Cafe & Bakery
Mateo’s Spa & Salon
Rebekah Metzger,
Remember When...
Photography
Leonard Miller
Lisa Mills
Monarch Ski & Snowboard
Area
Mike Mossman
Ted Mossman
Mountain Man Nut & Fruit Co.
Mozaic
Richard Murphy
Chet Myers
Natural Grocers by
Vitamin Cottage
Rita Nicholson
Nosh
Nouvus Glass
Kathi Ogrodny
One Sensational Tan
Overhead Door Company of
Colorado Springs
Packaging Express
Niko Paloka
Pampered Chef
Papa Murphy’s Pizza
Payless Wine and Liquor
Penzey’s Spices
Pet City - Chapel Hills
P. F. Chang’s
Phelan Gardens
Quality Inn Suites
Ranch Direct
Regina’s Unique Boutique
Renaissance Hotel Denver
Residence Inn
Randy Reynolds
Rich Designs Home
Rock Dental
Roger’s Inn – The Pines
RMC Distributing
Royal Gorge Bridge & Park
Royal Gorge Route Railroad
Rutledge’s
Salon Elite
Salon Joli
Salsa Brava
Salzman Real Estate
Sam’s Club
Santa’s Workshop
Sassy Suntan, Inc
Construction Company
Kathy Schwindt
Credit Union
Serranos Coffee
Seven Falls
Sheldon’s Luncheonette
Sheraton Denver
Sheraton Grand Junction
Bob Shirilla
Scott Shollenbarger
Ski Cooper
Sky Sox Baseball
Doug Sommer
Southside Johnny’s
Spa Palace
Speedy Shine Express
Car Wash
Spencer’s Lawn and Garden
Sport Clips
Mike Spry
Squash Blossom
Starbucks
Barry Straub
Ann Sulley
Summerland Gardens
Sunlight Mountain Resort
T. Rowe Price
Tansi’s Fine Furnishings,
Gifts & Apparel
Target
Tarryall River Ranch
Texas Roadhouse
The Blue Star
The Broadmoor Hotel
The Brown Palace Hotel
& Spa
The Crowne Plaza of
Colorado Springs
The Curtis Hotel - Denver
The Famous
The Food Designers
The Great West
The Knight Watch
The Mining Exchange
The Peppertree
The Strater Hotel
The Wine Seller
Toad Hollow Vineyards
Tops in Countertops
UMB Bank
U.S. Bank
U.S. Olympic Center
USA Triathlon
Marc Van Ness, D.M.D.
Terrance Van Sant
Vectra Bank
Veda Salon & Day Spa
Villa Sport Athletic Club
Wag N‘ Wash
Waldron’s Photography
Bob and Jeanine Walla
Walmart
Walter’s Bistro
David Warhoe
Elissa Washburn
Ken and Judy Wasoba
Water Works Car Wash
Rick Weber
Wells Fargo Bank
Services
Westin Denver Downtown
Whole Foods Market
Todd Wilson
Timothy Wolfe
Steve Woodford
Woodford Manufacturing
Woodmoor Pines Golf and
Country Club
Debra Yoshumira
Zerbe Jewelers
The signature 18th hole at Castle Pines Golf Club
Castle Pines
Junior Achievement Invitational
Blue skies provided a picture-perfect setting for the 2012 Castle Pines – Junior Achievement
Invitational played on May 24 with the temperature dipping on Friday May 25. Golfers were
treated to two days of world-class golf at the PGA-level course, luxurious overnight accommodations at the Castle Pines Cottages, meals prepared by the Castle Pines chef, and priceless
camaraderie.
The tournament agenda included a two-man, best-ball, Stableford Modified
International scoring system. Special thanks to our 2012 hosts, James B. Hayes and Dr. Marc
Van Ness for inviting us to play at Castle Pines, and to Randy Reynolds for serving as the event
chair. 2011 marked the 10th year of the Castle Pines – Junior Achievement Invitational. Over a
quarter million dollars has been raised from this event to support JA since its founding in 2002.
Congratulations to the 2012 Castle Pines – Junior Achievement Invitational
Champions: the team of Kent Bowman and Cris Schoon.
JA Invitational
Two-Man Teams
Jace Barbin | Joe Spinelli
Kent Bowman | Cris Schoon
Michael Briggs | Dave Briggs
Britt Buckley | Alan Wilaby
Rob Gillespie | Tom Jordan
Jim Hayes | Mike Mossman
Mike Karty | Jim Nolan
Eric Liebold | Randy Reynolds
Kevin Sims | Richard Nagl
Todd Wilson | Marc Van Ness
Collaborations
Working together for Junior Achievement of Southern Colorado, Inc.
The year was filled with new and continuing collaborations between Junior Achievement
of Southern Colorado, Inc. and various business, community and education organizations
Daniels Business Ethics Initiative
Kickoff Session: September 16, 2011
Where: University of Colorado Colorado Springs
Program Highlights: JA Business Ethics is a multi-year collaboration between
Junior Achievement of Colorado Colorado Springs, College of Business. The kickoff
session is an interactive professional development training involving the participating teachers and business volunteers. That training is carried into the classroom
with the delivery of JA Business Ethics to area high schools.
JA Breakfast
When: October 4, 2011
Where: Crowne Plaza Hotel
Program Highlights: Four hundred people gathered for the annual JA Breakfast
featuring student speakers representing the Pikes Peak Region. Louie Larimer
was the keynote speaker delivering an entertaining and emotionally charged
address answering the question, “what is the key to success?”
Colorado Jump$tart Coalition on Personal Financial Literacy
Junior Achievement of Southern Colorado, Inc. is a proud participating member of
the Colorado Jump$tart Coalition. The Coalition is a nonprofit organization with
more than 35 organizations and individuals representing business, government,
and education throughout the state of Colorado. Its mission is to advance the
financial literacy of pre-kindergarten through college-aged students by providing
youth with life-long financial decision-making skills. Throughout the year, the
coalition works to improve the personal financial literacy of Colorado youth by:
– Raising awareness of personal financial literacy.
– Enhancing professional development of Colorado educators
on financial literacy issues.
– Coordinating and promoting communication and cooperation
among coalition members.
– Supporting personal financial education legislation.
Staff
Sharon Brady | District Manager
Roaring Fork Valley District
[email protected] | 970-404-7722
Nancy I. Brown | Senior Director of District
Operations & Education
[email protected] | 719-636-2474 Ext 25
Heather Dewey | Program Manager
Pueblo District
[email protected] | 719-546-9508
Mary K. Hammer | Executive Director
Pueblo District
[email protected] | 719- 546-9506
Penny Immel | Manager of Special Events
Contact
Colorado Springs Headquarters
419 W Bijou, Colorado Springs, CO 80905
Phone: 719-636-2474 | Fax: 719-636-5232
Pueblo District
601 N Main Street, Suite 22,1Pueblo, CO 81003
Phone: 719-546-9506 | Fax: 719-595-9481
Roaring Fork Valley District
1300 Mt. Sopris Drive, # A-7, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Phone: 970-404-7722
David Loose | President and C.E.O.
Sue McClernan | Manager of Educator Relations
Scott McGinnis | Director of Accounting
Maureen Morgan | Manager of Volunteer Relations

2012 Annual Report - Junior Achievement

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