GLOBAL MATTeRS - Columbus Council on World Affairs

GLOBAL MATTeRS - Columbus Council on World Affairs

www.columbusworldaffairs.org
GLOBAL MATTERS
I M PAC T
‘10
YOUTH AND eDUCATOR PROGRAMS
During 2010, the Council reached nearly 1,300 students and
educators through 25 programs. These interactive programs
provided critical teacher enrichment while enhancing students’
global competency in areas ranging from Somali culture and
human trafficking to Zen gardening and girls in engineering.
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS AND
INTeRNATIONAL AWARDS CeReMONY
More than 3,500 business, academic and civic leaders
participated in 50 events during 2010 covering topics from the
earthquake in Haiti and global health to national security and
climate change.
PARTNeRSHIP
I M PAC T
‘10
The Council’s programs are each delivered in collaboration
with a valued community partner. Groups include the Ohio
STeM Learning Network, Columbus Audubon, The Works,
the Columbus Historical Society, Council on American-Islamic
Relations, OSU, Columbus State, Columbus Public Health,
Nationwide Children’s Hospital, The Wilds, Ohio Commission
on Hispanic/Latino Affairs, The Salvation Army, Jazz Arts Group,
The Columbus foundation and many more.
MeSSAGe fROM THe CeO
2010 was a momentous year: the World Cup in South Africa, the oil spill in the Gulf, an
earthquake in Haiti, WikiLeaks, China as the world’s second largest economy, and the european
debt crisis. In our region, these events translated into one of the most dynamic years of global
education programming by your Columbus Council on World Affairs. for the first time in the
Council’s history, two heads of state (President of Iceland and President of Somalia) spoke in
our community. And the Council launched its first live webcast as well as a fresh, compelling
website. Yet none of these achievements were possible without the most important of the
year’s accomplishments. Our community delivered record-setting support for our mission to
inform the region about the world’s most pressing issues. This generosity of time, attention,
and funds is treasured. Thank you all who helped make the Council a robust engine of global
education for more than 4,800 students, teachers, professionals and community members.
Patrick Terrien
President & CeO
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CORPORATe CONTRIBUTORS |
Up to $100,000
AeP
Battelle
Honda of America Mfg., Inc.
Ibel Agency
Lindorf family foundation
Right Management
$20,000+
Nationwide
$10,000+
Cardinal Health
CAS
CSX Corporation
Limited Brands
$5,000+
Jones Day
Kegler, Brown, Hill & Ritter
Mills James
PNC
Porter, Wright, Morris & Arthur
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey
Vorys, Sater, Seymour & Pease
$2,500+
Columbus State Community
College
Columbus Urban League
franklin University
Greif
Kaiser Consulting
Murray energy Corporation
OSU - Health Sciences Center
for Global Health
Smith & Hale
State Auto Insurance Companies
The Columbus foundation
$1,000+
AT&T
Columbus Regional Airport
Authority
INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS |
Up to $10,000
The Matthews family
$3,500+
Barbara & David Brandt
Aneezal Mohamed
$1,000+
Russell Austin
Neeli Bendapudi
Darren Cherry
David Cook
Sam fried
Jeff Krein & Gayle Parkhill-Krein
Patrick Terrien & Carly McVey
Amrin Singh
Robert Smith
Zuheir & Susan Sofia
$500+
Ted Lape & Kelly Boggs
Roger Campbell
July 1, 2009 - June 30, 2010
Columbus Rotary
Cooperative Business International
H.R. Gray
Huntington National Bank
KeyBank
Kimball Midwest
Kiwanis Club of Columbus
OCLC
Ohio farm Bureau federation
OSU - College of food,
Agricultural & environmental
Sciences
OSU - fisher College of Business
OSU Medical Center
OSU - Knowlton School of
Architecture
OSU - Office of International
Affairs
Schneider Downs
Scotts Miracle-Gro Company
TechColumbus
White Castle
$500+
AAIC
Crabbe, Brown & James
engauge Marketing
Information Control Corporation
$250+
Columbus Chamber
Columbus Metropolitan Club
Columbus Zoo & Aquarium
Cramer & Associates
MORPC
OSU - foreign Language Center
Signature Worldwide
$100+
ODOD - Global Markets Division
Virtual Community School of Ohio
July 1, 2009 - June 30, 2010
Patrick Cornelius
Tim Degitz & Janine Harris
Mark Hartman
Ryan & Joanna Helon
Larry & Donna James
Bob & Mary Lazarus
Aman & Vinita Mehra
Dixon & Gill Miller
Ken Pierce, Jr.
Christopher & Kyong Pilkington
Kim & Judy Swanson
$250+
Donna Alvarado
Jim & ellen Bachmann
Jerome & Rita Bahlmann
Peter & Irene Bell
William Brustein
Mildred Chavous
Margaret Alexander Crosby
Jerry & Carmen Ladman
Robert Miller
Bharat Nauriyal
Martijn Steger
frank & Dolores Titus
$100+
Stanford & Jane Ackley
David Alexander
George Arnold
Mark Bass
Janet Bock
Michael & edna Bowman
Nancy Brown
enus Burigana
Jay Casey
elizabeth Crane
Ohmer Crowell
Jean Droste
Donald fanta
James farmer
Bill & Cornelia ferguson
Milt fullen
Judy & Jules Garel
Richard Herrmann
Ken & Peggy Hollenbeck
John & Patria Hoskins
eugene Johnson
Vladimir Kapustin
Cathe Chapin Kobacker
Wolfgang Kunze
elliott Luckoff
Carol McGuire
Jutta Neckermann
George Needham
David & Dorothy Pritchard
Anna Marie Robinson
Mark & Rosanne Rosen
Armena Schmidt
Douglas Southgate
Les Stansbery
Seyman Stern
Dieter Wanner
Mike & Maria Wolever
Robert Woyach
For a full list of contributors, please
visit www.columbusworldaffairs.org
THANK YOU fOR YOUR GeNeROSITY
BOARD Of TRUSTeeS
Chair of the Board
Barbara Brandt
Barbara K. Brandt, Inc.
Donna Alvarado
Aguila International
Russell Austin
Battelle
William Brustein, Ph.D.
The Ohio State University
Roger Campbell
KeyBank
Darren Cherry
Delta Companies Group/Greif
David Cook
Vorys, Sater, Seymour & Pease
Patrick Cornelius
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey
Timothy Degitz
Honda of America Mfg., Inc.
Vinita Mehra
Kegler, Brown, Hill & Ritter
Samuel fried
Limited Brands
Robert Miller
Jones Day
Mark Hartman
Nationwide
Aneezal Mohamed
Cardinal Health
Ryan Helon
Cooperative Business International, Inc.
Sandy Nessing
AeP
Sebastian Ibel
Ibel Agency
Thomas Redmond
PNC
Jerry Ladman, Ph.D.
The Ohio State University (retired)
Amrin Singh
State Auto Insurance Companies
Ted Lape
Lazear Capital Partners, Ltd.
Craig Stephens
CAS
Douglas Matthews
Right Management
Brett Thornton
Porter, Wright, Morris & Arthur
fINANCIAL SUMMARY
STAff
FY10 Actual
Beginning Cash Balance
$ 136,057
Patrick Terrien
President & CeO
Maria Wolever
Vice President & Director of Community Programs
ANNUAL REVENUE
Contributed
$ 386,370
earned
$ 28,849
Total Revenue
$ 415,219
ANNUAL EXPENSES
education Programs/events
$ 316,014
General Operating
$ 79,004
Total expenses
$ 395,018
Stephanie Calondis-Geiger
Director of Youth Programs
Rhonda Nicholas
Administrative & Membership Manager
NET REVENUE
Net
$ 20,201
ending Cash Balance
$ 156,258
Unrealized Gain/Loss
$
Total Cash Balance
$ 158,569
2,311
*2010 Fiscal Year is July 1, 2009 – June 30, 2010.
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