JA Annual Report-2015 - Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana

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of Kentuckiana
ANNUAL REPORT
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Empowering Young People to Own Their Economic Success
Dear Friend of JA,
Are we doing everything we can as a community to
ensure today’s students are prepared for the demands
of tomorrow’s economy?
This question is frequently deliberated by parents,
educators, business leaders and community activists.
With the rapid shifts in technology and connectivity,
many of our children will be applying for jobs that
do not exist today. Beyond this, only 11 percent of
business leaders strongly believe recent graduates
have the skills to meet their current needs.
James W. Robinson Junior Achievement Center
for Freedom of Enterprise
1401 W. Muhammad Ali Blvd.
Louisville, KY 40203
www.JAKY.org
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502-561-KIDS
Junior Achievement Supports students in
public, parochial, and private schools in the following 26 counties
throughout Kentucky and Indiana:
Our educators are working hard to teach the standard
curriculum that must be learned in school. But, if
students do not understand the relevance of these
lessons, how can we expect them to stay engaged?
We have to provide meaningful opportunities that
engage students in education and equip them to
become financially independent, building a better
future for themselves and the community.
To achieve this, there is no easy fix, but Junior
Achievement provides a sustainable solution that can
have dramatic impact on a student’s prospects for a
better future.
If you haven’t already, please consider volunteering to
help our young people grow into our future productive
workers and citizens. To learn how to volunteer with
JA, call 502-561-KIDS (5437), or email Jennifer Harris
at [email protected].
Sincerely,
Your Name is Important!
Kevin Joynt
Chairman
Debra Hoffer
President
We have carefully reviewed the names listed in this report. However, in
a listing of this length, errors may occur. If your name has been omitted,
misspelled or incorrectly listed, please accept our apology and bring
the error to our attention so that we may correct our records. Write
Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana Inc., 1401 W. Muhammad Ali Blvd.,
Louisville, KY 40203, call 561-KIDS or e-mail [email protected]
Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana Inc. would like to express
appreciation to the following in producing this year’s annual report:
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Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana
Inspiring Today’s Youth to Become Tomorrow’s Leaders
Imagine a generation where young people know how to budget, save and invest; a generation equipped with
the confidence and understanding to take control of their financial futures and achieve their dreams.
JA: Serves the Needs of Our Community
JA focuses on high impact
programs to drive long-term,
positive outcomes in areas
of financial literacy, student
engagement, career readiness
and entrepreneurship.
JA partners with the corporate
and civic communities to ensure
a collaborative investment in our
youth, giving students access to
professional possibilities while
boosting confidence and skills.
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Key Areas
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Economic
Development
JA’s programs connect
education to real world
concepts to bring a greater
appreciation for school and increase
graduation rates, while developing
knowledgeable consumers and a
prepared workforce.
Youth
Development
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Education
Reform
JA works with school districts
to blend JA’s lessons and
experiential learning platforms
within the school’s curriculum.
JA: Broad Reach
58,400 students
More than 58,400 students throughout Kentucky and Indiana participate in JA’s programs annually.
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TH E S P I R IT o f C OM M U N I T Y
At Brown-Forman, we know that investment in our children’s education
is the surest way to a brighter future for us all. In the spirit of community,
Brown-Forman Congratulates 2016 Junior Achievement Hall of Fame Laureates:
Charles P. Denny, Diane B. Fischer, and Dr. Mark Lynn.
Please Celebrate Responsibly.
Brown-Forman.com
©2016 Brown-Forman, Louisville, Kentucky
Dr. Mark Lynn
Chuck Denny
Congratulations!
2016 Kentuckiana Business Hall of Fame Laureates
and University of Louisville alumni
Dr. Mark Lynn and Chuck Denny.
2016 Kentuckiana Business Hall of Fame Laureates
Three legendary leaders… one spectacular evening
“It is a tremendous privilege to serve
as the Honorary Chairman for the
Junior Achievement 2016 Kentuckiana
Business Hall of Fame Dinner. Our
community is very fortunate to have
Junior Achievement educating school
children about the free enterprise
system and the importance of
understanding basic economic
principles for both their personal
and professional lives. The 2016
Business Hall of Fame inductees will
serve proudly, along with their fellow
laureates, as role models for this next
generation of business leaders for
Louisville and Southern Indiana. On
behalf of everyone at Junior
Achievement and the 2016 Business
Hall of Fame planning committee,
please join me in congratulating our
newest laureates.”
Three of Greater Louisville’s outstanding business and civic
leaders were inducted into the Kentuckiana Business Hall of
Fame to benefit Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana on Thursday,
February 25, 2016, in the Kentucky International Convention
Center Cascade Ballroom. A reception honoring the inductees
began at 6 p.m. followed by the awards dinner at 7 p.m.
The event, hosted by Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana along
with title sponsor WDRB-TV and dinner sponsor Crowe Horwath,
LLP, recognized individuals for their significant contributions to
the Greater Louisville business and civic communities. Those
honored demonstrate business excellence; courageous thinking
and actions; vision and innovation; inspiring leadership; and
community involvement. They are role models for our future
generations.
The Laureates are chosen by a selection committee independent
of the Junior Achievement Board of Directors, staff and WDRB-TV.
The Kentuckiana Business Hall of Fame was founded in 1982.
These distinguished business leaders joined 107 previously
honored Kentuckiana Business Hall of Fame recipients:
Charles P. Denny, Regional President, Kentucky/Tennessee
Banking PNC, Diane B. Fischer, President & Owner, L&D Mail
Masters, Inc. and Dr. Mark Lynn, President, Dr. Mark Lynn &
Associates, PLLC.
Debbie Scoppechio
Chairman/CEO
Creative Alliance
WDRB proudly sponsors the
KENTUCKIANA BUSINESS HALL OF FAME.
Congratulations to the Laureates of 2016!
Charles P. Denny
Regional President
Diane B. Fischer
President & Owner
Kentucky/Tennessee
Banking PNC
L&D Mail
Masters, Inc.
Dr. Mark Lynn
President
Dr. Mark Lynn &
Associates, PLLC
DINNER SPONSORED BY:
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Laureate Bios
Charles P. Denny
Chuck Denny is a
lifelong Louisvillian
married to his wife,
Donna, who also
has lived all of her
life in Louisville.
Chuck is a graduate
of Jefferson County
Public Schools
(Seneca High
School) and holds a
Bachelor’s Degree
and MBA from the University of Louisville. For
the past seven years, Chuck Denny has served
as PNC’s Regional President for the Louisville,
Western Kentucky, Tennessee, and Southern
Indiana markets. He joined the firm in 1980
through the predecessor banks of First National
Bank of Louisville and National City Bank and
worked his way up, gaining broad experience
in a variety of business areas. In 2009, PNC
acquired National City where Chuck was the
Market President for five years. Chuck led the
merger of PNC and National City for his market
which now operates more than 70 offices in
Indiana, Kentucky and Tennessee.
PNC serves the four core constituencies of
customers, employees, shareholders and
communities through PNC’s seven core values.
Those values are performance, customer focus,
integrity, diversity, teamwork, respect, and
quality of life. PNC is the nation’s fifth largest
bank and has great scale, but goes to market as
one team serving local customers.
When Chuck is not at PNC he can usually be
found working with other Louisville businesses
and civic leaders, helping as an advocate of
education, quality of life and economic growth.
He is currently active on leadership boards with
21st Century Parks and The Parklands of Floyds
Fork, Greater Louisville Inc., The University of
Louisville Foundation, The University of Louisville
Board of Overseers, The University of Louisville
College of Business, Nucleus, Louisville
Business Leaders for Education, Baptist
Healthcare, and OneWest.
Chuck has used his leadership position in
Nashville to be actively engaged as a Director
of the Nashville Public Education Foundation,
member of Nashville Agenda’s Steering
Committee, and as a member of the Leadership
Council of the Nashville Partnership 2010 and
2020. Chuck received the 2009 University of
Louisville College of Business Alumni Fellow
Award, the 2010 Business First Large Company
Business Leader of the Year Award and the
2013 Boy Scouts of America Lincoln Heritage
Council Scout of the Year Award.
Chuck and Donna have a son and daughterin-law, Joshua and Carolyn, and four
grandchildren.
Diane B. Fischer
Growing up in a
family of thirteen,
Diane learned the
lessons of hard
work, perseverance
and importance
of family. Life on
a dairy farm in
Southern Indiana
was filled with early
mornings, long
growing seasons and Catholic school education.
The entrepreneurial spirit was deeply instilled
from an early age. Her father owned a dairy
farm and also worked for the National Farmers
Organization. Her mother ran the household, a
catering business and worked as a seamstress.
These early influences have aided Diane in
becoming a successful business woman and
community leader.
Before starting L & D Mail Masters, Diane
began her career at Bruce Fox as a customer
service representative. She then moved on
to be a customer service manager for Fire
King International. This position allowed her to
recognize a significant need for a direct mail
firm to handle smaller accounts; Diane used a
$500 investment from her savings account to
start L & D Mail Masters.
Mark E. Lynn O.D.
Mark Lynn was
born in Louisville,
Kentucky in 1959.
He graduated from
Apollo High School
(Owensboro) in
1977 and married
his high school
sweetheart, Cindy
Erwin, in 1979. He
attended Murray State University, majoring in
Engineering Physics and Computer Science.
In1981 he was accepted to Southern College
of Optometry and graduated in 1985 with his
Doctor of Optometry degree.
Dr. Lynn began his career for Dr. Bizer’s
VisionWorld in 1985 in Louisville, Kentucky. In
1988 he became the Chief of Staff and helped
open two new Louisville market offices. In 1991
he became a partner with the Bizer family and
together they opened new locations in Nashville,
Johnson City, Kingsport and Bristol in Tennessee
as well as Lexington and Bowling Green in
Kentucky. He helped grow the Bizer practice
from two locations in 1985 to 19 locations in
1998. In September of 1998 he bought the
practice from the Bizer family.
Diane Fischer is cofounder and president of
L & D Mail Masters. She started the business
in her home in 1986 and has grown the
business into a $29 million dollar company with
a 180,000 square foot campus that employs
110 people. She has been called upon by
companies like HP, Pitney Bowes and industry
publications like What They Think. Diane shares
her expertise with others at national conferences
and on international webinars.
By the end of 1999 he had opened three new
offices in Kentucky and Tennessee. This was the
start of the growth that has the current count
of 81Visionworks offices in six states. This
included taking over 13 locations in Atlanta,
which evolved into 23 Georgia locations. From
2008 to 2015 he has opened over 40 new
locations, with more planned in the future.
Community involvement includes terms on the
local chamber board, River Valley Bank Board
and the Louisville Southern Indiana Bridges
Authority, as well as a position on the New
Albany/Floyd County Education Foundation
Board. Supporting non-profit clients with
sponsorships and in-kind donations furthers her
reach into the community. Diane’s passion is to
encourage lifelong learning among people of all
ages. In 2014, Diane was named Rotarian of the
Year and a Paul Harris Fellow, as well as being
given the Distinguished Hoosier award.
Mark is the current Chairman of the Kentucky
State Fair Board, is active on the University of
Louisville Foundation and Finance Committee
and is a Trustee for Sacred Heart Schools.
He and his family believe in giving back
through involvement and development of the
communities they serve. They work closely
with several groups such as Visually Impaired
Preschool Services, Eastern Area Community
Ministries, Blessings in a Backpack, as well as
taking care of requests by the school systems
for kids in need of vision care and glasses.
Diane married her husband, Steve Fischer in
1978 and went on to have three daughters. Her
family has continued to grow and is currently
up to six grandchildren (plus one puggle).
She works to instill the same lessons of her
childhood, as well as a few new ones, in her
ever growing family.
While spending a lot of time building a business
there is nothing more important to him than
family. Mark and Cindy have four children,
Mark, Mandy, Brittany and Jackie. They also
have 13 grandchildren and spend as much
family time with them as possible.
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Congratulations,
Chuck Denny!
On your induction to the Kentuckiana Business Hall of Fame.
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you’ve inspired us all.
PNC is proud to congratulate our Regional President,
Chuck Denny on an amazing achievement. You’ve shown us
what’s possible through hard work and persistence.
©2016 The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. All rights reserved. PNC Bank, National Association. Member FDIC
Some of our region’s most enterprising entrepreneurs are teaming up with
JA to reach high school students with a new one-hour program, JA Spark. In
classroom mentoring sessions, entrepreneurs share what inspired them to start
their own businesses and open students’ eyes to the opportunities provided by
entrepreneurship.
“JA is known for bringing entrepreneurship education into the classroom,” said
Debra Hoffer, president of Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana. “What makes
this initiative different is that it is an intensive, one-hour experience designed
specifically for today’s up-and-coming business owner who might not otherwise
have time in his or her busy day to engage as a mentor to young people.”
Research conducted by JA shows that while young people look up to
entrepreneurs such as Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, Theranos’s Elizabeth Holmes
and music impresario Jay Z, today’s teens may be more risk averse than previous
generations and are seeking out mentors and role models to help them gain a
better understanding of how to plan for the future. JA believes it is important to
provide young people with an opportunity to engage with entrepreneurs to help
them better understand the challenges and benefits of starting a business.
JA is scheduling JA Spark classes throughout the end of the school year. Join
the movement to spark our community’s future businesses! For more information,
contact Sharon Kitchin, [email protected], 502-569-9203.
Mayor Greg Fischer mentored students
from Fairdale High School as he shared
his business development experiences.
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2014-15
Year In
Review
A Quarter of a Million Students at the JA
Center: The milestone of reaching 250,000
students with Sam Swope JA BizTown®
and CHASE JA Finance Park® in the James
W. Robinson Junior Achievement Center for
Freedom of Enterprise stands out as the most
significant of 2015. Through these programs
that deliver real life concepts at an age before
bad decisions are made, close to 90% of our
region’s students can connect the relevance
of education to future opportunities. This year,
thanks to a generous grant from the Paul W.
Ogle Foundation, JA was able update worn
equipment and purchase new technology so
that each student visiting JA Finance Park can
create a family budget interacting with a tablet
computer.
Proof That JA Works: A report issued by the
University of Louisville Urban Studies Institute
(using data from the Jefferson County Public
Schools Department of Data Management)
indicated that JA BizTown and JA Finance Park
contributed to rising Math and Reading scores,
as well as Career and College Readiness (CCR)
scores. On top of that, the programs had a
direct impact on increased school attendance.
JA Inspire - Helping Middle School
Students Ponder Career Options:
As part of our region’s “cradle to career”
pipeline, the JA Inspire career fair allowed
students to interact with enthusiastic
corporate representatives who shared
information about their industries. The
eighth graders learned more about STEM
(Science Technology Engineering and
Mathematics) jobs with the program goal of
helping them to make well-informed high
school major choices in plenty of time to
take the coursework they need to achieve
their career goals. The Dow Chemical
Company, UAW Local 862 Ford and 15
other business partners participated in JA
Inspire this year, and the program will be
expanded in Kentucky and Southern Indiana
in 2016.
High School Impact: Having made
dramatic progress toward its goal of
reaching every student in the region four
times with powerful financial literacy, work
readiness and entrepreneurship programs,
JA of Kentuckiana places strong emphasis
on high school programming. JA has
expanded its offerings for this age group,
working to connect the dots between the
classroom and life after high school.
• JA Job Shadow® has allowed caring
volunteer mentors to treat high school
students to a day in an actual workplace.
Nearly 100 teams of business leaders
carved out time to host 2,000 students
with the goal of helping young people to
learn more about real people in real jobs
to inform their career planning. AT&T has
led the way with this powerful program,
opening its doors throughout the year to
students at the highest risk of dropping
out of school. Other employers, including
Ford Motor Company, hosted frequent JA
Job Shadow events.
• JA Startup, a partnership with the
Kentucky Innovation Network and
EnterpriseCorp of Greater Louisville, Inc.,
allowed volunteers throughout the region
to mentor students as they learned the
basics of starting a business. Students
competed for a chance to participate in
the 2015 JA Pitch Competition sponsored
by JP Morgan Chase. Five teams from
local high schools appeared before a
panel of “sharks” at the Bomhard Theater
at the Kentucky Center for the Performing
Arts on April 20, 2015. First place winner
Jeffersontown High School’s team,
Shoelife, took home first place and were
later invited to the Junior Achievement
National Student Leadership Summit in
Washington, D. C.
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Impact and Results
JA BizTown®
JA Finance Park®
98%
98% of students indicated that
JA BizTown made the connection between
real life and classroom learning.
6 out of 7 JA Finance Park students who
initially reported that a positive financial
literacy disposition wasn’t important
favorably changed their minds after
participating!
1.63
.75
100%
100% of teachers indicate that
JA BizTown met their expectations and
met state objectives.
“What I thought was really neat
was that the students got a ‘heads
up’ on what life was going to be
like. They need to try and try to get
where they want to go.”
- JA BizTown Student
In a 2015 national study, students
participating in Kentuckiana’s
JA Finance Park gained 217% more
financial literacy knowledge than the
national average.
(National average effect size = .75;
Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana’s effect size = 1.63)
“Today my daughter was a single
mother without a high school
diploma and my husband and I were
thrilled. Thank you for reinforcing
what we’ve been saying all the time.”
- JA Finance Park Parent
Sources: JA BizTown® and JA Finance Park® Summative Evaluations, Program Impact: Final Results, December 2015; JA BizTown and
JA Finance Park; Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana Program Evaluation, University of Louisville Department of Urban Studies, January 2014;
2014-2015 Annual Investors
$20,000 and Up
Alpha Media Louisville
AT&T Inc.
Brown-Forman Corporation
Crowe Horwath LLP
Duke Energy
First Savings Bank
Ford Motor Company
Genentech, Inc.
Harrison County Community
Foundation
LG&E Employees
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Papa John’s International, Inc.
Publishers Printing Company
The Courier-Journal
The Kroger Company
Daniel C. Ulmer
United Parcel Service, Inc.
WDRB-TV
$10,000-$19,999
Achievement Foundation, Inc.
William O. Alden
American City Business Journals
Better Business Bureau
Community Foundation of Louisville,
Inc.
Doe-Anderson, Inc.
Friend of Junior Achievement
Etscorn Charitable Foundation
General Electric Company
Horseshoe Foundation of Floyd
County
Humana Inc.
J. J. B. Hilliard, W. L. Lyons, LLC
KentuckyOne Health
LG&E and KU Energy LLC
Norton Healthcare
Norman E. Pfau
PharMerica Corporation
Sam R. Rechter
Phyllis Robinson in memory of James
W. Robinson
J. Clifton and Jeannette S. Rodes Fund
Max R. Shapira
Stock Yards Bank & Trust Company
Texas Roadhouse, Inc.
The Gheens Foundation
The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.
Lee B. Thomas
University of Louisville
$5,000 - $9,999
ACG Kentucky
Actors Theatre of Louisville, Inc.
Alpha Productions
CSX Transportation
D. D. Williamson & Co., Inc.
Deloitte & Touche LLP
Discover Financial Services
EY
Susan Ford Grissom
Sandra A. Frazier
Hazel and Walter T. Bales Foundation
Inc.
Indiana University Southeast
Kindred Healthcare, Inc.
Louise Duncan Head Trust
Theodore H. Nixon
Old National Bancorp
PPG Industries Foundation
PwC
Republic Bank & Trust Company
Employees
Ronald McDonald House Charities of
Kentuckiana
Steel Technologies
Stock Yards Bank & Trust Company
Employees
Stoll Keenon & Ogden PLLC
Taco Bell Corp.
The Al J. Schneider Company
The Dow Chemical Company
The Marshall Charitable Foundation
Washington County Community
Foundation
Wood & Marie Hannah Foundation
Yum! Brands, Inc.
Yum! Brands, Inc. Employees
$2,500 - $4,999
BB&T Corporation
BKD, LLP
Bluegrass Cellular
Christina L. Brown
Caldwell Tanks, Inc.
Carbide Industries LLC
Charah, Inc
Class Act Federal Credit Union
Community Foundation of Southern
Indiana
Crowe Horwath LLP Employees
EY Employees
Frost Brown Todd LLC
Paul Fultz
Hexion Inc.
J.J. B. Hilliard, W.L. Lyons, LLC
Employees
Kerrick Bachert Stivers
Todd Klimek
KPMG LLP
Christopher J. Kramer
Lubrizol Advanced Materials, Inc.
Metalsa Structural Products
Mildred V. Horn Foundation
Mountjoy Chilton Medley, LLP
Stoll Keenon & Ogden PLLC Employees
Sypris Solutions, Inc.
The Honorable Order of Kentucky
Colonels
The Learning House Employees
The Paul Ogle Foundation
U.S. Bancorp
UAW/Ford Programs Center
WHAS Crusade For Children
Whip Mix Corporation
Wyatt Tarrant & Combs, LLP
Xerographic Business Equipment
Mimi M. Zinniel
Zoeller Company
$1,000 - $2,499
American Air Filter - AAF International
John M. Anderson
Arkema
ATI Forge Products
Robert C. Ayotte
Baptist Healthcare System
Bill Beach
Martin L. Bell
Bellarmine University
Blue & Co., LLC
Capstone Realty, Inc.
Carman Industries, Inc.
Price Cooper
W. Duncan Crosby
CRS Reprocessing Services, LLC
David C. Dick
Dow Chemical Employees
Dow Corning Corporation
Enterprise Holdings Foundation
Fifth Third Bank
Fastline Publications
George E. Fischer
Stan R. Franczek
Genentech Employees
Greater Clark County Schools
Greater Louisville Association of Health
Underwriters
Heaven Hill Distilleries, Inc.
John L. Helm
Katharina Herbig
Horseshoe Southern Indiana
Howell & Howell Painting Contractors,
Inc.
Hughes Group Inc.
Roy H. Hunt
Joe Hayden Real Estate Team
Johnson Controls, Inc.
David A. Jones
Ann Joseph
Thomas H. Kelly
Kightlinger & Gray
KFC Corporation
KPMG LLP Employees
Darryl S. Lavery
ManpowerGroup Inc.
Martinrea Heavy Stampings, Inc.
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
Company
Mayfair Capital
Charles I. McCarty
Monroe Shine & Company
JPMorgan Chase & Co. Employees
Nanz & Kraft Florists, Inc.
Nuplex Resins
PharMerica Corporation Employees
Jonathan Presser
Chris J. Reid
D. Hank Robinson
Rotary International
Samtec, Inc.
Adam Simon
David S. Sinclair
Kevin Sipes
J. Todd Spurgeon
Starlight Foundation
Steel Technologies LLC.
Richard Stottmann
The C. F. Pollard Foundation, Inc.
The Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Company
The Sullivan University System Inc.
Daniel Torian
Steve Trager
Tri-Arrows Aluminum
Underwriters Safety & Claims Group
Ward-Edison’s Prof. Cleaning Ser.
Wendy C. Welsh
Whayne Supply Company
William E. Barth Foundation
Wilson & Muir Bank & Trust
Sara Wood
Cathy Zion
ZirMed, Inc.
$500 - $999
Robert S. Allison
Julayne Amstutz
Archdiocese of Louisville
Armag Corporation
Mary Beth Arnett Meagher
Atlas Machine & Supply, Inc.
Sheryl Ball
Jonathan Baughman
Brothers Sauces LLP
Brenda Byrne
Brian K. Callihan
Cecilian Bank
Marc B. Charnas
Clagett Periodontics and Implant
Denistry
Donna Corbett
Debbie Dalton
Nancy B. Davis
Deckel & Moneypenny Exhibits
Stephen E. Diebold
Doe-Anderson Employees
Leah A. Eggers
E-Town Exterminating
Fifth Third Bancorp
First Citizens Bank
First Harrison Bank
Firstsource Financial Solutions, Inc.
Frost Arnett Company
GLA Collection Company, Inc.
Grasshoppers Landscaping & Tree
Removal
Gary Grieshaber
Harrison County REMC
Harshaw Trane Service
Bill S. Heinz
Debra & Allan Hoffer
Horizon Research International
Horseshoe Southern Indiana
Employees
Margaret Horlander
Hosparus
Ingram & Associates
Clay Jacobs
Jasper Engines & Transmissions
Kevin J. Joynt
Kentucky Farm Bureau - Hardin County
Kentucky Farm Bureau Federation
Dorothy A. King
George N. King
Kohl’s Corporation
John P. Lawson
David L. Lewis
Manna, Inc.
Metts Company, Inc.
Jennifer C. Monaghan
Alton E. Neurath
Gouverneur H. Nixon
Northland Corporation
W. Kent Oyler
Padgett, Inc.
Todd L. Phillips
Porter Paint Foundation
Raymond S. Pryor
J. Daniel Rivers
Michael Roberts
Rudd Equipment
Dave Russell
Phil Shaikun
Ric Sinclair
Dale Skaggs
Robert M. South
South Central Bank
Southern Indiana Rehab Hospital
Andrew Southworth
Todd A. Spencer
Spring Street Developers LLC
Steven M. Stone
Susan Stout Tamme
William M. Street
Swope Auto Center
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2014-2015 Annual Investors
The MacLean Foundation, Inc.
Kathy Trompeter
UAW Local 862 KTP
Jeff Uligian
The Underwriters Group
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.
Keith L. Williams
Zachry Industries
Mark Zoll
$100-$499
A. C. Upholstery Company
A. L. Hansen Paint & Metal Shop, Inc.
Kenny Adams
Advanced Business Solutions, Inc.
Lana Aebersold
Albert Oil Company
Lindsey Alicna
Donald R. Allen
Susan Allen
Altec Industries Inc.
Andersons’ Sales & Service, Inc.
Automatic Data Processing, Inc.
Benjamin J. Auzenne
Baptist Hospital Northeast
BASF Corporation
B-Dry Systems of Louisville, Inc.
Claus A. Behr
Benn Family Fund/Louis M. and
Florence G.
Pamela Bennett Martin
Richard Berkowitz
Claude A. Berry
Betty Schutte Realtor, Inc.
M. Joseph Bisig
Bluegrass Generation Co. LLC
Bob Hook Chevrolet, Inc.
Bolton & Company
Jennifer Breedlove
Christopher W. Brooker
Gordon S. Brown
Brown Funeral Home
Burke Financial Services Inc.
Garry S. Burry
Lisa Butcher
Matt Cahoe
Callistus Smith Agency, Inc.
Cheryl Carrier
Robert G. Carter
Central Kentucky Tool & Engineering
Corp.
Clark Memorial Hospital
Cody and Neely
Commercial Kentucky Inc.
Connect Marketing, Inc.
Chris Coomes
Corrigan Electric Company Inc.
Cox, Allen & Assoc, Architect Inc.
Cross Motors Corp.
Peter M. Cummins
Bob Dalton
Dawn Blair for Family Court Judge
Patricia Decker
Deco Paper Products, Inc.
Greg DeMuth
Michael Denny
Dinsmore and Shohl LLP
Ditto Wealth Management
Domino Partners, LTD
Dri-View Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Gerry Eckart
Elite Homes Inc.
Farmers National Bank
Patrick R. Farnan
Tammy Finch
Mayor Greg Fischer
Fitness Consulting Group
James S. Fitzgibbon
Scott D. Flynn
Brandon M. Fogle
John A. Franco
Lisa K. French
John Gant
Gene P. Gardner
Garrett-Stotz Company
G.L. Gaston
Tiffany Ge
Sheldon G. Gilman
C. Edward Glasscock
Clinton L. Glasscock
Gold Star Realty
Donald L. Gossman
Charles M. Grannan
Greater Louisville Inc./The Metro
Chamber of Commerce
Jil J. Greene
Gregory H. Greenwood
Jackie Guthrie
Daniel Hall
Hamilton, Thomas & Company
Roger Harbeson
Joe Hayden
Jarett Hayes
Dennis P. Heishman
Kelley Helgeson
Andrea Helson-Bays
Dave Henke
Heritage Hardwoods
Lawrence Herring
Highland Roofing Company
Theresa M. Hinton
Darren Hobbs
Kenneth G. Hochman
Aubrey C. Hord
Houston M Oppenheimer PLLC
Josh Howes
Hubbuch & Company
Inter County Energy Cooperative
iPay LLC
ISCO Industries, Inc.
Jeff Harvey Sales, Inc.
Jefferson County Public Schools
Christine Johnson
John Johnson
Steven Jones
Jack A. Joynt
K & I Hard Chrome, Inc.
Emily Keith
Danail Kelisakiev
Donald J. Kelly
Kentucky Wire Rope
Kern’s Kitchens dba Derby Pie
Barry King
Darryl King
H. Rob King
Tom Kmiecik
Mark Kristy
Kyana Packaging & Industrial Supply
Jeffrey B. Lanz
Larry French Electric LLC
Gregory Lawson
Jerome L. Lentz
Libs Paving
Lonneman, Blair & Logsdon, PLLC
Luckett & Farley
Luckett’s Tack Shop
James J. Mapp
Phillip L. Marshall
Robert H. Martin
Matthew Hite & Associates PLLC
Kristin McDonner
Julie McGregor
Robert A. McKay
Medtronic, Inc.
Meiners Electrical Services
Julia Meredith
Missy Miller
Violet Montgomery
Michael Mountjoy
Mark Naber
Willam Scott Neff
Thomas A. Neighbours
Matt Newton
Nolin Rural Electric Cooperative Corp.
Patrick Northam
Nortrax Inc.
Nugent Sand Company
Oaks Credit Corporation, Inc.
Thomas P. O’Brien
Ted R. Ogle
OMG-Outsource Management Group
Dale Orem
Susan Overton
Pat Durham Builder, Inc.
Raja Patil
Carlos Phillips
Lee Pieper
Pine Tree Communications
Pinkham Lincoln Automotive
ProLift Industrial Equipment Co., LLC
Radio Communications Systems
Radio Sound, Inc.
Republic National Distributing Co., LLC
Retailers Supply
David T. Richardson
Melissa Richards-Person
Wesley L. Ringo
Rogers Group - Oldham County Stone
Alan M. Rosenberg
Kim A. Schmidt
Duane Schrader
Sentry Steel, Inc.
Tom Smith
Smith & Smith Attorneys
Daphne Snedegar
Snowden and Associates, Inc.
State Farm Mutual Automobile
Insurance Company
Steven Stemler
Rita Stephenson-Reedy
Sterling G. Thompson Company
C. Michael Stigler
Greg Stump
Superior Solvents and Chemicals
The DFH Company
The Jones Group
The University of Michigan
Berard E. Tomassetti
Tri County Ford-Mercury
UD Contracting
C. Gregory Uligian
David Vawter
Darrell Voelker
Mark Vogt
Mike Wade
Frank F. Weisberg
WelenkenCPAs
Willis Klein Safe, Lock & Hardware
Thomas B. Wilson
Wilson Manufacturing & Design, Inc.
Wine and Spirits Wholesalers of
Kentucky, Inc.
W-M Lumber & Wood Products
Anne S. Woods
Wurth Snider Bolt & Screw
Wynfield Partners
At this point in the school year, thousands of Jefferson County
Public School students are expecting a Junior Achievement
volunteer to walk into their classroom and help them to own their
economic success. Now is the time to step up and help students
connect the dots between the classroom and the real world.
Dr. Donna Hargens, Superintendent,
Jefferson County Public Schools
Sam Swope JA BizTown®
& CHASE JA Finance Park® Sponsors
Junior Achievement would like express its deepest gratitude to
the JA Center sponsors who give generous donations and lend
their brands to JA BizTown and JA Finance Park to create reallife economics education experiences for our region’s students.
Lead Facility Gift – Mr. & Mrs. James W. Robinson
Sam Swope JA BizTown® – Sam Swope Auto Group
CHASE JA Finance Park® – CHASE
Sam Swope JA BizTown Storefront Sponsors
Bank – Stock Yards Bank
Medical Center – Kosair Children’s Hospital
Delivery Center – UPS
Restaurant – Papa John’s
Newspaper – The Courier-Journal
Print Center – Publishers Printing Company
Supply Center – Kroger
Utilities Center – LG&E-KU Energy
TV/Technology Center – WDRB-TV, The Halo Group
Radio Station – Alpha Media Louisville
Business Center – Better Business Bureau
Philanthropy Center – Community Foundation of Louisville
CPA Office – K
entucky Society of Certified Public
Accountants
Realty Office – Marshall Charitable Foundation
InteractiveCareer Wall – Ford Next Generation Learning
Street Sponsorships – P
NC, Mr. & Mrs. James W. Robinson,
John L. Helm, Henry Heuser
Job Sponsors – Tri-Arrows Aluminum (Environmental Specialist);
CSX Transportation (Safety Team Member)
Town Amenities – Vermont American, D.D. Williamson,
BB&T
CHASE JA Finance Park Storefront Sponsors
Auto Center – Sam Swope Auto Group
Car Insurance – UAW Local 862 and The Ford Motor Co.
Health Insurance – The Humana Foundation
Wellness Center – Kentucky One Health
Bank/Investment Center – CHASE/J. P. Morgan
Restaurant – Texas Roadhouse
University – University of Louisville
University Wall – Indiana University Southeast
Telecommunications – AT&T
Entertainment – Actors Theatre
Groceries – Kroger
GE Appliances Center - GE Appliances
Philanthropy Center – Brown-Forman Corporation,
Community Foundation of Louisville,
WHAS Crusade for Children,
John Speed Foundation,
Kent and Kathy Oyler
IMPACTING A GENERATION
Imagine a generation where young people, no matter their
background, know how to budget, save, and invest; a generation
equipped with the confidence and understanding to take control
of their financial futures, their careers and achieve their dreams.
First Savings Charitable Foundation holds that vision and is
ensuring that all students from three Southern Indiana Counties
have the opportunity to experience it. Since 2010, the Foundation
has donated more than $400,000 to provide JA’s deep-impact
programs, JA BizTown and JA Finance Park to 20,700 students.
The Foundation was formed in 2008 as part of the conversion of
First Savings Bank (of Clarksville, Indiana) to a stock organization.
The creation of this foundation was due to First Savings Bank’s
desire to impart value to its service area with the intention of
providing funding for financial education, economic development,
and community vitality.
“I got the privilege to attend JA Sam Swope BizTown with
my 5th grade class. I loved all of it! I was CPA of the bank,
and I learned some of the things they do. As CPA I was
responsible for gathering my bank employees’ information
and putting it into the computer, next I printed out payroll
checks for ‘my employees’. But the best part was if the
CEO had to leave the office, I got to assume control.”
- Mary Wilson, Parkview Middle School
CAPSTONE SCHOOL SPONSORS
($15,000 and up)
First Savings Charitable Foundation
Harrison County Community Foundation Horseshoe Foundation of Floyd County
New Albany-Floyd County Education Foundation
Daniel C. Ulmer
Annual Report 2015 11
Volunteer Firms 2014-2015
3M - Robinson Nugent, Inc.
Alpha Media Louisville
Amatrol, Inc.
Amazon Fulfillment Center
Amazon.com, Inc.
American Commercial
Lines LLC
American Express
Company
Ameriprise Financial, Inc.
Anchorage Independent
School
Anthem, Inc.
ARGI Financial Group
Arkema
Astro Events of America
AT&T Inc.
Bandy.Carroll.Hellige
Advertising
Baptist Medical Associates
Bates Memorial Annex
BB&T Corporation
Better Business Solutions
Big Brothers Big Sister
Big Brothers Big Sisters of
Washington County
BKD, LLP
Boehringer Ingelheim
Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Boys Haven
Brundage Jewelers
Bullitt Central High School
FBLA
CareFusion
Cecilian Bank
Chapman Engineering
Chi Omega Sorority
Citizens Union Bank
Clarcor Air Filtration
Products, Inc.
CLICK IT Staffing
Coldwell Banker McMahan
Co.
Commonwealth Bank &
Trust Company
Community Action
Partnership
Community First Bank
Complete Music Video
Photo
Constellation New Energy
Crestview Health Care
Center
Crossroads Contracting
LLC
Crowe Horwath LLP
CRS Reprocessing
Services, LLC
D. D. Williamson & Co.,
Inc.
David Adams Real Estate
Deming, Malone, Livesay &
Ostroff
DeSales High School
Discount Labels, Inc.
Doe-Anderson, Inc.
Doss High School
Edward Jones
Edward Jones Investments
Elite Homes Inc.
Epic Insurance Solutions
Ernst & Young LLP
Extell Financial Services
Family Allergy & Asthma
Farm Credit Mid-America
FedEx Corporation
Fifth Third Bancorp
First Citizens Bank
First Federal Savings Bank
First Harrison Bank
First Liberty Financial
Mortgage
First Savings Bank
FitMoney CPA
Ford Motor Company
Fort Knox - U.S. Army
Division
Fourteen Foods
Frazier International
History Museum
G. Starks Realty Co.
Gear Brake
Geek Squad
General Electric Company
GFS
Graeter’s
Great Northern Building
Products, LLC
Greater Louisville Inc./
The Metro Chamber of
Commerce
Green Tree Mall
Hanover Search Partners,
LLC
Harrison County Chamber
of Commerce
Harrison County REMC
Heritage Ford Mercury Inc.
Hexion Inc.
Highland Park Community
Development
Corporation
Home of the Innocents
Horizon Research
International
Horseshoe Foundation of
Floyd County
Humana Inc.
Indiana Farm Bureau
Insurance
Indiana State Road Board
of Accounts
Indiana University
Southeast
Interapt
International Business
Machines Corporation
ISA Inc.
Ivy Tech Community
College of Indiana
J. J. B. Hilliard, W. L.
Lyons, LLC
Jason Wade State Farm
Agency
JCPS-Volunteer Talent
Center
Joe Hayden Real Estate
Team
Johnson & Johnson
Johnson Controls, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Kelly King & Company
Kentuckiana Works
Kentucky Career Center
Kentucky Farm Bureau Hardin County
Kentucky Hospital
Association
Kentucky Planning Partners
KentuckyOne Health
Kerr Office Group
Kevin Burke Attorney at
Law
Keystone Services, Inc.
KFC Corporation
KFC Yum! Center
KHEAA
Kindred Hospital Louisville
Lone Star Contracting
Los Monitos Language
Company
Louis Roth & Co., PLLC
Louisville Free Public
Library
Louisville Jefferson County
Metro
Louisville Metro Cabinet
for Health and Family
Services
Louisville Metro
Community Action
Partnership
Louisville Metro Police
Dept.
Louisville Metro Youth
Detention Services
Louisville Public
Warehouse Co.
Louisville Water Company
Malone Solutions
Massachusetts Mutual Life
Insurance Company
Medtronic, Inc.
Meiners Electrical Services
Mercer Human Resource
Consulting
Metalsa Structural
Products
Metro Government Center
Middleton Reutlinger
Mike Brooks + Associates,
Inc.
Mojitos Tapas
Mountjoy Chilton Medley,
LLP
Muhammad Ali Center
NBC Sports
Neill-LaVielle Supply
Company
Netshape Technologies
New Albany-Floyd County
Education Foundation
New Directions Unlimited,
LLC
New Washington State
Bank
New York Life Insurance
Company
Norton Healthcare
Norton Suburban Hospital
OEM Solutions Group
One Southern Indiana
Our Lady of Peace
Parker & Klein Real Estate
Petfirst Healthcare
Pine Tree Communications
Pleasure Ridge Park Fire
Department
PMR Companies LLC
Price Watehouse Coopers
Publishers Printing
Company
Quadrant Financial
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Raymond James Financial,
Inc.
Regions Financial
Corporation
Republic Bank & Trust
Company
Right Path Financial
Riverview Opportunity
Center
RiverWorks Discovery
Robert Half International
Inc.
Rodefer Moss & Co., PLLC
Samtec, Inc.
Schneider Electric
Semonin Realtors
Seneca High School
Service Master
Sew Fitting
Shively Area Ministries
Signs Now
Smith Barney
Southwest Center
Southwest Community
Ministries, Inc.
Spalding University
Specialty Orthopedics
St. Joseph Children’s
Home
Starbucks Corporation
State Farm Mutual
Automobile Insurance
Company
Steel Weld Inc
Stephen C. Gault Company
Stock Yards Bank & Trust
Company
Stoll Keenon & Ogden
PLLC
Strothman & Company PSC
Sullivan University
Tandem Solutions
TARC
Texas Roadhouse, Inc.
The Allstate Corporation
The Dow Chemical
Company
The Kentucky Center
The Learning House, Inc
The Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company
The Pepsi Bottling Group,
Inc.
The PNC Financial Services
Group, Inc.
The University of Michigan
The Web Guys, Inc.
Thompson Miller &
Simpson
Triple D Manufacturing
TriZenter LLC
TST Coatings
U.S. Bancorp
UBS AG.
Underwriters Safety &
Claims Group
United Parcel Service, Inc.
United Way Worldwide
Universal Woods, Inc.
Ventas, Inc.
Volunteers of America
Walsh Construction
Company
Washington County
Government
Washington County SOAR!
WAVE 3 - TV
Western Kentucky
University
WHAS-TV
Whip Mix Corporation
Wiked Sheets
Wurth Snider Bolt & Screw
YMCA of the USA
Younger Healthcare
Consulting
Your Community Bank
Yum! Brands Inc.
educational/career
aspirations.
•P
ersonal financial
resposibility as
evidenced by high
credit scores, asset
accumulation,
strong investment
portfolio and low
debt.
Economic
development:
Active participation
in the economy such
as accumulation of
wealth, use of credit,
philanthropic giving
and volunteering of
time.
JA Job Shadow
JA Startup
JA Classroom Programs
JA Inspire (2015 Pilot)
Improved
behaviors:
• T racking of
expenses
•S
etting financial
goals
•P
aying off debt
•S
uccessfully
completing a job
interview
Youth development:
•D
evelopment of
High School Programs
Changes in
attitudes:
Confidence in
effectively managing
finances, making
financial management
decisions, and
confidence in how to
be smart consumers.
JA Finance Park
Improved life skills:
• F inancial goalsetting
• F inancial decisionmaking
•P
roblem solving
•C
areer Planning
JA Biztown
JA Volunteer in
Elementary Classrooms
Increased
knowledge of:
•B
usiness operations
• T he free enterprise
system
•S
teps required to
obtain a job
•P
ersonal skills and
interests
Junior Achievement Business Hall of Fame
Previously Inducted Laureates (as of 6/30/15)
James R. Allen -2014
Hilliard Lyons
Nolen C. Allen - 2005
Cotton & Allen, P.S.C.
Robert S. Allison - 1999
Doe-Anderson Advertising
and Public Relations
William H. Beach - 2005
Beach Mold & Tool, Inc.
James B. Beam - 2009
Jim Beam Brands Company
Isaac W. Bernheim - 1985
Bernheim Brothers Distilling
Company
Barry Bingham, Sr. - 1985
The Courier-Journal & Louisville
Times Co.
Ulysses L. Bridgeman, Jr. - 2002
Bridgeman Foods, Inc.
Christina Lee Brown - 2001
Louisville Stoneware Company
J. Graham Brown - 1982
Brown Hotel/Brown Lumber
Company
Governor John Y. Brown, Jr. - 1994
Kentucky Fried Chicken Corporation
Owsley Brown - 1985
Owsley Brown II - 2001
Juanita Pauline Burks - 2004
J.P. Construction Co./Tender Loving
Care Nurses Registry
Tommie Burns, Jr. - 1995
Burns Enterprises, Inc.
Dann C. Byck - 1983
Byck Brothers & Company
Mary Helen Byck - 1983
Byck Brothers & Company
Malcolm B. Chancey, Jr. - 1996
Bank One, Kentucky, NA
Wendell Cherry - 1992
Humana Inc.
Douglas F. Cobb - 2001
Appriss Inc.
Archibald P. Cochran - 1983
Cochran Foil/Anaconda Aluminum
C. Lee Cook - 1988
C. Lee Cook Manufacturing
Company
Gordon B. Davidson - 2007
Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP
George E. Fischer - 1992
SerVend International
Edward A. Ford III - 2003
Fetter Printing Company
Owsley Brown Frazier - 2004
Dwight Gahm - 1998
Kitchen Kompact, Inc.
Ronald G. Geary - 1998
ResCare, Inc.
C. Edwin Gheens - 2012
Bradas Candy Company
George N. Gill - 1992
The Courier-Journal
C. Edward Glasscock - 2004
H. Charles Grawemeyer - 1995
Reliance-Universal/Plastic Parts Inc.
J. David Grissom – 1991
Mayfair Capital, Inc.
John R. Guthrie - 2013
Guthrie/Mayes Public Relations
John Harold Hardwick - 1984
Louisville Trust Company
Michael N. Harreld - 2006
PNC Bank
Henry V. Heuser, Sr. - 1993
Henry Vogt Machine Company
J. Henning Hilliard - 1988
J.J.B. Hilliard-W.L. Lyons, Inc.
John A. “Bud” Hillerich - 2010
Louisville Slugger
Alice K. Houston – 2006
Houston-Johnson, Inc.
Wade Houston – 2006
Houston-Johnson, Inc.
Frank B. Hower, Jr. - 1990
Liberty National Bank
Joseph H. Huber, Jr. - 2010
Huber Family Farms
Cornelius E. Hubbuch, Sr. - 1988
Hubbuch’s of Kentucky
Roy H. Hunt - 1996
Hunt Tractor, Inc.
Charlie W. Johnson - 1997
Active Transportation Company
Maurice D. S. Johnson - 1984
Citizens Fidelity Bank & Trust Co.
David A. Jones, Sr. - 1989
Humana Inc.
Warner L. Jones, Jr. - 2001
Hermitage Farm
George N. King Sr. - 2015
Mr. Klean’s Janitor & Maintenance
Service
Samuel H. Klein - 1997
Bank of Louisville & Trust Company
Baylor Landrum, Jr. - 1993
Alexander & Alexander of Kentucky
W. Bruce Lunsford - 1993
Vencor, Inc.
Leonard E. (Lenny) Lyles - 2013
Executive and Developer
Charles I. McCarty - 1996
BATUS
Dee Maynard - 2010
Keystone Services, Inc.
Thomas H. Meeker - 1997
Churchill Downs Incorporated
A. Stevens Miles, Jr. - 2005
First Kentucky National Corporation
Mary S. Moseley - 2013
The Al J. Schneider Company
J. D. Nichols - 1990
NTS Corporation
Gouverneur “Bo” H. Nixon - 2009
D.D. Williamson & Co.,Inc.
Theodore H. Nixon - 2009
D.D. Williamson & Co., Inc.
George W. Norton, Jr. - 1984
WAVE Inc.
David C. Novak - 2003
Yum! Brands, Inc.
James A. Patterson - 1989
Pattco, Inc.
Norman E. “Ned” Pfau, Jr. - 2012
Geo. Pfau’s Sons Co.
Carl F. Pollard - 1994
Columbia Healthcare Corporation
Woodford R. Porter, Sr. - 1991
A. D. Porter & Sons
Merwin J. Ray - 2005
Steel Technologies Inc.
Sam R. Rechter - 1999
Rogers Group Investments, Inc.
James D. Robinson - 1984
Robinson Nugent, Inc.
James W. Robinson - 1998
R obinson Nugent, Inc./Caldwell
Tanks, Inc.
Robert W. Rounsavall, III-2014
Dixie Real Properties, LLC
Mason C. Rudd - 1991
Rudd Equipment Company
T. William Samuels, Sr. - 1994
Maker’s Mark Distillery
Bill Samuels, Jr. - 2006
Maker’s Mark Distillery, Inc.
Colonel Harland Sanders - 1982
Kentucky Fried Chicken Corporation
A. B. Sawyer - 1985
Kentucky Dairies, Inc.
John H. Schnatter - 2000
Papa John’s International, Inc.
Al J. Schneider - 2002
Developer
Debbie Scoppechio - 2000
Creative Alliance, Inc.
Max L. Shapira - 2013
Frank E. Simon - 2000
Nicholas X. Simon - 2014
Thomas C. Simons - 1989
Capital Holding Corporation
R. Gene Smith - 1995
R. Gene Smith, Inc.
Sandra Metts Snowden - 2014
Metts Company Realtors
James Breckinridge Speed - 2011
Businessman and Industrialist
William M. Street - 2012
A. R. Sullivan - 2009
The Sullivan University System
William E. Summers III - 2007
Summers Broadcasting
Samuel G. Swope - 2000
Sam Swope Auto Group, Inc.
Susan Stout Tamme - 2011
Baptist Healthcare System
Lee B. Thomas - 1982
Thomas Industries Inc.
Lee B. Thomas, Jr. - 2007
Universal Woods, Inc.
W. Kent Taylor - 2011
Texas Roadhouse Inc.
James H. Thornton - 1999
Thornton Oil Corporation
Bernard M. Trager - 2003
Steven E. Trager - 2015
Republic Bank
Daniel C. Ulmer, Jr. - 2010
Louisville Bats Baseball
Henry Vogt - 1990
Henry Vogt Machine Company
Henry C. Wagner - 2002
Jewish Hospital HealthCare Services
Stephen A. Williams - 2006
Norton Healthcare
W. Armin Willig - 1983
Dixie Beer Distributors, Inc.
Colonel Martin “Matt” Winn - 2011
Churchill Downs Inc.
Wilson W. Wyatt, Sr. - 1994
Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs
Cathy Zion – 2015
Zion Publications LLC
It’s Oprah!... It’s Bill Gates!... It’s
Your Child!
At
June 20-24, June 27-July 1 and July 11-15
9am - 4 pm ages 9-12
Enroll Call 502-561-KIDS (5437) or visit
Today! www.jaky.org/summercamps
Unleash your child ’s inner entrepreneur!
Wyatt congratulates
PNC Regional President,
Chuck Denny, on his
induction into the
Kentuckiana Business
Hall of Fame!
Be the
Hero!
Break out of your typical workday, while helping
young people break into the working world!
Junior Achievement provides the training,
materials and encouragement. You bring your
great attitude, experiences and enthusiasm.
Together, we can inspire kids to get excited and
prepared for their best possible future.
Contact Jennifer Harris at [email protected], or
502-561-5437 now for more information.
2015 By the Numbers
654,643
Instructional
hours with
Students
58,449
Students
Participating
in JA
3,570
2,102
Volunteers
donating time
to JA
JA classes
taught
Students
Volunteers
2004-05
27,291
2004-05
1,720
2014-15
58,449
2014-15
3,570
Classes
Instructional
Hours
2004-05
171,700
2004-05
1,098
2014-15
654,643
2014-15
2,102
Expense
Allocation
Statement of Activities
Year Ending June 30, 2015
Unrestricted
Public Support and Revenues:
Temporarily
Restricted
Total
$330,770
$
-
$1,455,099
$343,947
$195
$62,690
$25,744
$407,678
$4,824
Contributions, sponsorships and grants
Special events, net of cost of benefit to donors
Governmental income
Investment Income
Net unrealized and realized gain on investments
Donated Goods and Services
Other Income
Change in beneficial interests in assets
by others
Sub Total
Net Assets Released from Temp. Restrictions
$1,124,329
$343,947
$195
$62,690
$25,744
$407,678
$4,824
$6,511
$1,975,918
$321,434
$330,770
$(321,434)
$6,511
$2,306,688
$
-
Total Public Support and Revenues
$2,297,352
$9,336
$2,306,688
Program expense
Management and general expense
Fundraising and special events expense
Loss on disposal of fixed assets
Total Expenses
$1,486,945
$203,450
$435,511
$1,217
$2,127,123
$1,486,945
$203,450
$435,511
$1,217
$2,127,123
Change in Net Assets
$170,229
$
$
$
$
$
$9,336
Net Assets, Beginning of Year
$4,303,359
$92,090
$4,395,449
Net Assets, End of Year
$4,473,588
$101,426
$4,575,014
Expenses:
$
$
$
$
Year Ending
June 30, 2014
Program
Services
Management &
General
Fundraising &
Special Events
16%
11%
73%
$179,565
Statement of Financial Position Year Ending June 30, 2015
ASSETS
Current Assets
Cash and equivalents
Investments
Pledges receivable, net
Prepaid expenses
Total Current Assets
$155,858
$2,246,932
$182,354
$10,160
$ 2,595,304
Long-Term Assets
Beneficial interest in assets held
by others
$ 240,538
Fixed assets - net
$1,842,190
Total Long-Term Assets $ 2,082,728
Total Assets
$ 4,678,032
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Current Liabilities
Accounts payable
Accrued expenses
Total Current Liabilities
$ 32,468
$ 70,550
$ 103,018
Net Assets
Unrestricted net assets
Board designated net assets
Total unrestricted net assets
Temporarily restricted net assets
$ 1,986,118
$ 2,487,470
$4,473,588
$101,426
Total Net Assets
$ 4,575,014
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
$ 4,678,032
Regional Board of Directors - as of 02/01/16
OFFICERS
Board Chair
Mr. Kevin J. Joynt
Vice Chair
Mr. Christopher J. Kramer
BKD, LLP
Treasurer
Mr. Bryan W. Taylor
BB&T
Secretary
Ms. Ann Joseph
D. D. Williamson & Company, Inc.
Mr. M. Joseph Bisig
PNC Wealth Management
Mr. Adam Simon
Right Path Financial, LLC
Mr. Rex Loeffler
Thorntons Inc.
Mr. David S. Sinclair
Mr. Kenneth E. Groth
American Commercial Barge
Lines
Ms. Paula A. Burke
Nuplex Resins LLC
Mr. Daniel Hall
Ms. Dee Maynard
Retiring
Mr. Ric Sinclair
ZirMed
Mr. Brian K. Callihan
Dow Chemical Company
Ms. Tami Hatfield-Kennedy
Ford Motor Company Louisville
Assembly Plant
Ms. Julie McGregor
KentuckyOne Health
Mr. Kevin Sipes
Republic Bank & Trust
Company
Mr. Marc B. Charnas
GE Appliances
Mr. Jeremy Coker
Experis, ManpowerGroup
Ms. Nancy B. Davis
Stock Yards Bank & Trust
Company
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD
Ms. Jenny Drake
Southern Wine
Ms. Julayne Ricketts
Amstutz
First Harrison Bank
Mr. David L. Lewis
Bales Auto Mall Jeffersonville
Mr. Christopher W. Brooker
Wyatt Tarrant & Combs LLP
Past Chair
Mr. Berard E. Tomassetti
Mr. Orlando Allen
Allen Financial Group
Mr. Donald L. Gossman
Ms. Leah A. Eggers
Humana Inc.
Mr. Charles P. Essex
IBEW LOCAL UNION 369
Mr. John M. Anderson
The Learning House, Inc.
Mr. Patrick R. Farnan
Fifth Third Bank
Ms. Lisa M. Bajorinas
Kentucky Innovation Network,
GLI EnterpriseCorp
Mr. Paul G. Fultz
KPMG LLP
Mr. J. Duffy Baker, Jr.
JPMorgan Chase Bank
Mr. John Gant
Louisville Forward, Louisville
Metro Government
Ms. Sheryl Ball
Texas Roadhouse
Ms. Chongyang (Tiffany) Ge
Mr. Jon Baughman
The Underwriters Group
Mr. Clinton L. Glasscock
BB&T Insurance Services
Mr. Martin L. Bell
Mr. Ankur N. Gopal, MBA
Interapt
Mr. Joe Hayden
Joe Hayden Real Estate Team
Mr. John Miele
Marsh & McLennan
Companies
Mr. William S. Heinz, Jr.
Los Monitos Language
Company
Ms. Karen O’Connell
Archdiocese of Louisville
Mr. Robert M. South
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