BOWL
GAMES, THIS YEAR THE HOTEL IS PROJECTED TO
SELL OUT. THAT IS ALWAYS AN ACHIEVEMENT IN
ORLANDO LARGE INVENTORY OF
DUE TO THE
HOTELS.
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BECAUSE OF THE
-FARRAH ELLIOT,
SENIOR SALES MANAGER AT DOUBLETREE BY HILTON ORLANDO AT SEAWORLD ®
FLORI DA CITRUS SP ORTS ANNUAL REPORT 2011-2012
With the end of my term as chairman drawing to a close, I’ll take this moment to review our organization’s accomplishments over the course of the last year. While these facts will all be covered in detail as you turn the pages of this 2011-12 Annual Report, there are a few points I wanted to be sure to address.
DEAR FRIENDS
OF FLORIDA CITRUS SPORTS,
The most notable accomplishment of the successful year was the first-ever sellout (68,305) of the Champs Sports Bowl since the game came to Orlando 11 years ago. In the game’s 22-year history (at either site), it had reached an attendance of 60,000 or more just one other time. Between the sellout of the Champs Sports Bowl and the attendance of its stalwart counterpart to Orlando Bowl Week, the Capital One Bowl, plus the spectators drawn to the Fresh From Florida Parade, Orlando saw an amazing 179,656 fans attend Orlando Bowl Week – another record for Central Florida. Our mission of serving the children of Central Florida continued through our founding partnership with the Take Stock in Children program, Florida Citrus Sports Summer Camp, and the Dream Ticket Clearinghouse for the Capital One Bowl. Florida Citrus Sports’ events generated over $1 million worth of charitable impact locally through these three tremendous programs. Add to these direct contributions the total economic activity of $108 million by Orlando Bowl Week and the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida Classic, and we certainly fulfilled our mission in record fashion. Thank you for your involvement with Florida Citrus Sports and for giving me the opportunity to serve as chairman. With your help, assistance and voice, this organization has grown to great heights, and we hope that with your continued support, our chances for success will only improve. Sincerely,
MICHEL CHAMPAGNE 2011-2012 CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
Spending related to the Capital One Bowl, Champs Sports Bowl and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida Classic generated an estimated:
ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
$14
MILLION in tax revenue1,2
Since its first bowl game in 1947, Florida Citrus Sports’ nationallytelevised events have made a tradition of attracting sports-related visitation to Orlando. Fans who came from outside Central Florida delivered substantial economic activity to our hotels, attractions, dining and entertainment establishments.1
OVER 89 PERCENT OF THE economic activity IN CENTRAL FLORIDA AS A RESULT OF THE BOWL GAMES CAME FROM NON-LOCAL SPECTATORS.1 In addition, these major events supported 830 year-round jobs and generated new tax revenue for the city, county and state. The results below highlight how Florida Citrus Sports’ events benefited our community this past year.
The Capital One Bowl, Champs Sports Bowl, and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida Classic generated an estimated
$108,000,000 in economic activity for Central Florida in 2011-12.1,2
$10.8 MILLION
at restaurants & bars1,2
$3.9
MILLION
at parks & attractions1,2
Sources: 1 2012 Enigma Research Corporation study; 2Economic model based on 2007 Enigma Research Corporation study, Florida Classic.
TELEVISION EXPOSURE
Florida Citrus Sports’ major events do more than positively impact Central Florida’s economy. Through its national telecasts, Florida Citrus Sports provides a gateway for the world to see Orlando through the lens of major sporting events, delivering:
$6,144,129 in television exposure value.3
Over the last five years, the Capital One Bowl has averaged a 6.0 national rating and 10,578,594 viewers, solidifying itself as the premier non-BCS bowl game.4 The Champs Sports Bowl has posted an average 3.94 national rating and 6,198,998 viewers over the last five years.4 The 2011 Fresh From Florida Parade cleared over 79 million households nationwide and boasts a 1.1 four-year average national rating.4
Sources: 3 Economic model based on Joyce Julius and Nielsen estimates; 4Nielsen ratings, 2007-2012;
Florida Citrus Sports, through its sports events, fosters world-class athletic competition, improves local sports facilities, contributes to the motivation and enjoyment of Central Florida sports fans, increases community pride and stimulates the Central Florida economy – ultimately benefitting charities and educational institutions.
OUR VALUES INNOVATION Those who embrace creativity, originality and innovative thinking in the workplace and ask the same of others. DIVERSITY Those who understand the differences in each of us and whose vision is to build a competitive advantage by embracing the diverse skills, cultures, ideas and experience of others. RESPECT Those individuals who take personal responsibility and treat others with understanding, trust and empathy at all times, while cultivating positive relationships with each other, our members and our community. INTEGRITY Those individuals who exhibit strong ethical and honest characteristics and strive to instill the same attributes in others. COMMUNITY Those individuals who take pride in, enhance and serve our community through educated and responsible citizenship, charitable contributions and volunteerism. DEDICATION Those individuals who work toward excellence in their lives and those who are dedicated to the success of our organization, members, sponsors, staff and community.
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THANKS TO THE BOWL GAMES ,
WE’LL HAVE OUR BUSIEST WEEK
OF THE YEAR. -JOE LIGUORI, OWNER, PIZZERIA VALDIANO, POINTE ORLANDO
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OUR MISSION
EVENT IMPACT ORLANDO BOWL WEEK Orlando Bowl Week provided over 179,656 local and visiting fans a week full of fun and entertainment.5 The bowl games generated over $6,086,554 in television exposure value for the City of Orlando.4 Bowl game fans and teams generated a total of
$79 MILLION
of economic activity for our region’s economy.1
Sources: 5 Attendance figures combined for Champs Sports Bowl, Fresh From Florida Parade and Capital One Bowl.
2012 CAPITAL ONE BOWL vs.
JANUARY 2, 2012 SOUTH CAROLINA GAMECOCKS 30 NEBRASKA CORNHUSKERS 13
A crowd of 61,351 fans watched Steve Spurrier and the South Carolina Gamecocks defeat Bo Pelini and the Nebraska Cornhuskers in this season’s post-New Year’s classic.
TELEVISION RATINGS
ESPN’s coverage of the Capital One Bowl was viewed by:
3.28MILLION HOUSEHOLDS 5.25MILLION VIEWERS
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Based on national ratings and length of the broadcast, the Capital One Bowl delivered $3,029,441 worth of impressions and value for Orlando.3
2011 CHAMPS SPORTS BOWL DECEMBER 29, 2011 FLORIDA STATE SEMINOLES 18 NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH 14
The Florida State Seminoles defeated the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in front of a record sellout crowd of 68,305 fans at the Champs Sports Bowl.
HAPPY “I’M THEY’RE PLAYING IN
TELEVISION RATINGS
ESPN’s coverage of the Champs Sports Bowl was viewed by:
3.76 MILLION HOUSEHOLDS 6.00 MILLION VIEWERS
ORLANDO. IF IT WAS ATLANTA,
WE WOULDN’T HAVE GONE.
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The overnight rating was the second-highest by a bowl game prior to December 31 and a 54% improvement over the 2010 Champs Sports Bowl.4 Based on national ratings and length of the broadcast, the Champs Sports Bowl delivered $3,057,113 worth of impressions and value for Orlando.3
Sources: 6 Based on ESPN Nielsen ratings, 2011-12; 7Estimated 1.6 viewers per household.
-TOM MANI, FAN FROM PENSACOLA
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vs.
FRESH FROM FLORIDA PARADE The nationally-syndicated Fresh From Florida Parade reached more than 79 million households and now holds a 1.1 four-year average TV rating.4
Locally, the Fresh From Florida Parade drew an estimated
50,000 SPECTATORS
to Downtown Orlando.8
Numerous celebrities were also part of the activities in the heart of Downtown Orlando. Co-host of The Chew, Daphne Oz, shared parade co-hosting duties alongside Top Chef alumnus Spike Mendelsohn. Modern Family’s Rico Rodriquez served as the on-street commentator. 461 Florida Citrus Sports volunteers helped make the event a success. To create the event’s custom floats, over 100,000 pieces of Fresh From Florida produce (including citrus, watermelon, squash, green peppers, corn and cucumbers) were used and then donated to the Society of St. Andrew, which distributed the produce to food banks throughout Central Florida.
Sources: 8Orlando Police Department estimate, 2011.
BLUE CROSS and BLUE SHIELD OF FLORIDA CLASSIC vs.
NOVEMBER 19, 2011 BETHUNE-COOKMAN WILDCATS 26 FLORIDA A&M RATTLERS 16
The Bethune-Cookman Wildcats battled Florida A&M University for the title in the 32nd Annual Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida Classic. The Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida Classic generated an estimated $30,000,000 of economic activity in Orange County.2
60,218 FANS ATTENDED the 32nd Annual Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida Classic.
The crowd-pleasing Florida Blue Battle of the Bands took to the Amway Center floor in high-stepping fashion as 10 high school bands and featured performers, the Marching Wildcats of Bethune-Cookman University and the Marching 100 of Florida A&M University, entertained an arena crowd of 13,988 fans. In association with the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida Classic, the Career Expo and Diversity Job Fair returned to Orlando, serving to provide students and working professionals with educational and job placement opportunities. With 60 top businesses from across Florida in attendance and free professional development and employment search seminars, the all-day event attracted more than 4,100 job seekers and featured over 3,600 available jobs, all right here in Central Florida.
FLORIDA CITRUS SPORTS SHOOTOUT vs.
NOVEMBER 28, 2011 FLORIDA GATORS 96 STETSON HATTERS 70
5,843 fans descended upon Downtown Orlando to watch the University of Florida Gators beat the Stetson Hatters at Amway Center. The Florida Citrus Sports Shootout was available in 6.5 million households on Fox Sports Florida.9
Sources: 9Fox Sports Florida Nielsen ratings, 2011.
OUC HALF MARATHON AND 5K Over 3,600 runners laced up for this 35-year-old tradition, which took participants around Lake Eola Park and throughout Downtown Orlando. Maintaining its importance in the Central Florida community, the race generated over $45,000 to help fund charitable initiatives of the Florida Citrus Sports Foundation with the assistance of 175 volunteers from local businesses and charities. For the first time, three additional charities – including Operation Giveback, which works to make dreams come true for fallen soldiers’ families – were able to raise over $3,000 for their respective organizations.
CHARITABLE
CONTRIBUTIONS
The Florida Citrus Sports Foundation serves as the charitable arm of Florida Citrus Sports and is committed to improving the lives, health and education of children in our community. 130 students now participate in the Take Stock in Children (TSIC) program in Orange County, a program of which Florida Citrus Sports is the Founding Partner, providing students the opportunity to earn pre-paid college scholarships. The Foundation supported TSIC through a donation of $200,000 this year, part of a $1,000,000 commitment over five years, to the program administered by Valencia College.
278
FREE SUMMER CAMP PARTICIPANTS
278 economically-disadvantaged children participated in one of two FREE summer camp sessions instructed by officers from the Orlando Police Department’s G.R.E.A.T. program (Gang Resistance Education and Training), which focused on academics, athletics, attitude and achievement. Campers participated in physical activities, practiced computer and internet skills and went on field trips to theme parks and other local destinations including the Orlando Science Center.
FOUNDATION CORPORATE SPONSORS CORPORATE CHAMPIONS
CORPORATE PARTNER
The Dream Ticket Clearinghouse provided 9,526 Central Florida children and 50 organizations with free tickets to the Florida Citrus Sports Shootout, Champs Sports Bowl and Capital One Bowl.
260
FREE ADMISSIONS TO DISNEYQUEST® INTERACTIVE
During Orlando Bowl Week, 260 economically-disadvantaged children enjoyed a morning of food, fun and festivities at the Day for Kids at Walt Disney World® while sharing the experience with players participating in the Capital One Bowl. In addition, 133 in-resident families had the opportunity to interact with the players from the Champs Sports Bowl teams at the Give Kids the World Village.
FLORIDA CITRUS SPORTS ORLANDO MINI OPEN
PRESENTED BY ROETZEL & ANDRESS
This year marked the 3rd annual Florida Citrus Sports Orlando Mini Open presented by Roetzel & Andress. Held at Hawaiian Rumble Adventure Golf on International Drive, 62 foursomes of members and guests enjoyed a spirited game of mini golf, great food, beverages and a silent auction.
This year’s event raised approximately
$42,000
for the Florida Citrus Sports Foundation MVPs.
CITRUS SPORTS, “FLORIDA THANK YOU FOR THE
FIRST-CLASS BOWL THAT YOU HAVE PUT TOGETHER.
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9,526
FREE TICKETS TO SPORTING EVENTS
-LORENZO WARD, SOUTH CAROLINA DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR
Florida Citrus Sports Foundation CONTRIBUTORS
In addition to substantial membership support of Florida Citrus Sports, a large number of civic-minded corporations, organizations and individuals directly helped the Florida Citrus Sports Foundation through supplemental cash and in-kind donations with a combined value of donations to the Foundation totaling $492,789.
CORPORATE, FOUNDATION AND INDIVIDUAL CASH CONTRIBUTORS: Mark Aronson Arthur’s Catering, Mark Leggett John Atwood, Momentum Marketing ABC Fine Wine & Spirits Anna Baznik Bethune-Cookman University Orange County Alumni Chapter Chuck Beverly Pat Bishop Ron Bojalad Char-Don Catering, Inc., Charles Petno Dennis D. Braziel Jim Brittsan Andy Bush John Byrnes Cambridge Focus, Inc. Capital One Services, Inc. Marcia Cavalcanti Kari Cezat Wayne D. Chalifoux Champs Sports® Jeff Clark Shannon Clark Dr. Brian O. Coleman
Collins Catering & Events Michele Cooper Keyna Cory Louis Courage Karen Cowan Novartis Pharmaceuticals Jim Cross Jack Cunningham Matt Curran Tom Davis Kenneth Delp Dave Dennis Frank Dennis Marci Doyle Mayor Buddy Dyer William T. Dymond Estes, Ingram, Foels & Gibbs, PA Stuart H. Farb Jim and Debbie Ferber Rich Fildes Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services—Fresh From Florida Will Gates Jon Gibbs Diana Goetz
Curtis E. Granberry Tim Haughee Rick Havron Byron Helgeson Sam Hines Steve Hogan John W. Holloway Harold Holt Donnie Howard Hubbard Construction Co. Tim N. Hyslop Richard M. Jackson JHT, Inc. Karl’s Event Services Ford W. Kiene David V. Korducki Jack Kuykendall James M. Lacivita Bruce Laughrey John Lazenby, Colony Realty Group Commissioner Daisy Lynum The Martin Andersen-Gracia Andersen Foundation Tony Martin Alex Martins Massey Services, Inc., Anthony L. Massey
Massey Services, Inc., Harvey L. Massey Robert K. Matheison Mayflower Retirement Community Tom McAleavey Tom T. McCoy A. Scott McEachron Mears Transportation Group & Hello Florida Jill Mickle George Mikitarian Charlie Miller Steven R. Miller Junior Achievement of Central Florida Jim Nance Steve Nearhoof Bill Nonte Andy Odenbach Matthew R. O’Kane Gary Okrepkie Jack Oppenheimer Bill O’Toole Michael Parks Lyn Patrick Ronald J. Patterson Brunette Paul
Peabody Orlando Dr. Chaz Pike, All Aspects Dental Laboratory Ken Potrock Jack Prevost Melissa Prichard Publix Super Markets Charities RBC Bank Gregory J. Renton, Orlando Foot & Ankle Clinic Tricia and Kevin Rinker John Rivers, 4Rivers Smokehouse The Paul V. Roddy Fund Woody Rodriguez Chuck and Dana Rohe Rosen Hotels & Resorts L.J. Ruffin & Associates Dennis L. Salvagio Pete Schaefer Reg Shrigley Dr. Sanford Shugart Debbie Simon Rob Slaman Richard Sloan W. Kelly Smith Sam Stark
University of Miami Dept. of Athletics University of Michigan Dept. of Athletics Michigan State University Dept. of Athletics Jill Mickle University of Mississippi Dept. of Athletics Mississippi State University Dept. of Athletics Mounted Memories University of Nebraska Dept. of Athletics News Channel 13 Northwestern University Dept. of Athletics Notre Dame University Dept. of Athletics The Ohio State University Dept. of Athletics Brett Opdyke Orange County National Orlando Foodservice Partners & Levy Restaurants The Orlando Magic Orlando Police Department’s GREAT Program Orlando Venues Louis Parchman Peabody Orlando Penn State Dept. of Athletics
Dr. Chaz Pike, All Aspects Dental Laboratory University of Pittsburgh Dept. of Athletics Larry J. Poleyeff Ken Potrock Jack Prevost Printing USA | Image Graphics Purdue University Dept. of Athletics Rida Development The Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes Terry and Shaun Rooney Rosen Shingle Creek L. J. Ruffin & Associates Rutgers University Dept. of Athletics Barb Scherer SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment University of South Carolina Dept. of Athletics University of South Florida Dept. of Athletics Michael Strickland George Stuart Commissioner Robert Stuart Robert F. Stuart Jr. Bill Sullivan, I Wanna Dist., Inc. Super Holiday Tours, Bryan Cole Syracuse University Dept. of Athletics Tampa Bay Rays
Vera Steinfeld Gary H. Strickland George Stuart Jacob Stuart Super Holiday Tours, Bryan Cole Tommy Thompson, Ilkanickle Productions Keith and Terri Tribble Hardy Vaughn Marshall Vermillion Vestal & Wiler Mike Vestal Butch Von Weller Joey Walters T. Picton Warlow, IV Wells Fargo Doug Woodman, Heart of the City Foundation—The Second Mile Fund Council “Butch” Wooten Rob Yacabucci Chuck Zegelbone Randall K. Ziegler, O,R&L Facility Services
IN KIND CONTRIBUTORS: 4Rivers Smokehouse University of Alabama Dept. of Athletics University of Arkansas Dept. of Athletics Arnold Palmer Enterprises Mona Atkinson John Atwood, Momentum Marketing Auburn University Dept. of Athletics BeautiControl, Judy Swygert Biltmore Estate Pat Bishop Boston College Dept. of Athletics The Boy Scouts of America, Central Florida Council Dennis D. Braziel Bright House Networks Lawrence Brock Budget Rent a Car and Budget Trucks Mike Buell Michael Cantrell Canyon’s Page Corporation, Maureen Page Nick Carbone Joan Carroll Cason Photography Central Florida Gator Club Char-Don Catering, Inc. University of Cincinnati Dept. of Athletics
City Beverages City Fire, American Oven & Bar Sharon L. Clary Clear Channel Outdoor, Craig Swygert Clemson University Dept. of Athletics Coco Key Hotel and Water Resort Collins Catering & Events University of Connecticut Dept. of Athletics Pat & Karen Connors Greg Cox Wayne Cox Darden Restaurants Dave & Buster’s Del Frisco’s, David Christner DeVanes Ken Dinklage Duke University Dept. of Athletics Mayor Buddy Dyer EA Sports—Tiburon Engauge Orlando and Carrie Evora Stuart H. Farb Rich Fildes The University of Florida Dept. of Athletics The Florida Mall Florida State University Dept. of Athletics Fresh Point Produce
Frontline Outreach Gameday Management The University of Georgia Dept. of Athletics Georgia Tech Dept. of Athletics Golden Bear Club at Keene’s Pointe HALO Branded Solutions, Ben Johnson Tom Hankins Hillstone Amy Horning University of Illinois Dept. of Athletics Indiana University Dept. of Athletics University of Kentucky Dept. of Athletics Bobby Kuykendall, Kuykendall Gardner, LLC Lewis Enterprises of Clermont, Inc. University of Louisville Dept. of Athletics LSU Dept. of Athletics Tony Martin University of Maryland Dept. of Athletics Massey Services, Inc. Massey Services, Inc., Anthony L. Massey Massey Services, Inc., Harvey L. Massey Tom McAleavey
The Tap Room at Dubsdread University of Tennessee Dept. of Athletics Virgil Thomas Tupperware Brands UCF Baseball Universal Orlando Resort Vanderbilt University Dept. of Athletics University of Virginia Dept. of Athletics Virginia Tech Dept. of Athletics Scott Wall Walt Disney World Resort Wake Forest University Dept. of Athletics West Virginia University Dept. of Athletics Wildside WineStyles of Uptown Altamonte University of Wisconsin Dept. of Athletics Doug & Ann Woodman Workforce of Central Florida Workscapes Rob Yacabucci Russ Ziegler
MEMBERSHIP The strength of Florida Citrus Sports comes from its 1,019 members who volunteer their time year-round to the organization and thus to Central Florida. Approximately 600 members volunteered to serve as event day staff, bowl scouts, committee members and/or donated their time to the Florida Citrus Sports Foundation.
Member ticket purchases accounted for
37,686 TICKETS
sold to both Florida Citrus Sports bowl games.
CHUCK BEVERLY JEFF CLARK MICHEL CHAMPAGNE C.K. “PETE” CROSS DON DIZNEY BILL DYMOND RICH FILDES MANNY GARCIA WILL GIEGER JANE HAMES VERNON HINELY SAM HINES JIM HINSON HAROLD HOLT RICHARD JACKSON FORD KIENE JOHN LORD
TONY MARTIN HARVEY MASSEY BOB MATHEISON BOB MOORE GEORGE NAHAS CHUCK OGILVIE JEFF O’HARA BILL O’TOOLE JACK PREVOST DICK RIVERA PAUL RODDY GEORGE STUART TOMMY THOMPSON MARSHALL VERMILLION BUTCH VON WELLER CATHY WEEDEN COUNCIL WOOTEN
“ FIRST-CLASS PEOPLE, FIRST-CLASS BOWL,
OUTSTANDING
TREATMENT. IT WAS A GREAT WEEK FOR OUR TEAM. -BO PELINI, NEBRASKA HEAD COACH
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PAST PRESIDENTS
LEADERSHIP, PARTNERS & SPONSORS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PRESIDENT Larry Ruffin L.J. Ruffin & Associates Owner CHAIRMAN Michel Champagne Bright House Networks Vice President of Operations
VICE PRESIDENT Tony Jenkins Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida Market President of Central Florida Region/Vice President of Cultural Competence & Diversity Systems
PRESIDENT-ELECT Bobby Kuykendall Kuykendall-Gardner, LLC Executive Vice President
VICE PRESIDENT Ron Bojalad Darden Restaurants Senior Vice President Group Human Resources
PAST CHAIRMAN Cathy Weeden IMG College Vice President/General Manager
VICE PRESIDENT Picton Warlow Georgetown Enterprises, Inc. Vice President/Chief Financial Officer
PAST CHAIRMAN Chuck Beverly Bank of America Merrill Lynch Senior Vice President/Sr. Client Manager Global Commercial
Ex Officio George Nahas George Nahas Chevrolet Owner
VICE PRESIDENT Ken Potrock ESPN Wide World of Sports Senior Vice President TREASURER Tony Massey Massey Services, Inc. President/Chief Operating Officer SECRETARY Pat Bishop Full Sail Director of Entertainment Business
GENERAL COUNSEL (Ex Officio) Rich Fildes Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor & Reed Partner CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER (Ex Officio) Steve Hogan
SIGNATURE EVENTS TITLE SPONSORS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OFFICIAL PARTNERS
Shawn Bartelt Ross Breunig Michael Buell Michael Cantrell Sharon Line Clary Brian Coleman Roger Cook Orlando Evora Susan Fortini Jim Gray Tom Hankins Roy Harvey Tim Ivy
John Keating Derek Lewis Harold Mills Andy Odenbach Jack Oppenheimer Marc Reicher Woody Rodriguez Steve Smith Craig Swygert Jim Toscano Michael Weinberg Tom Wert
EX OFFICIO Teresa Jacobs (Mayor) Buddy Dyer (Mayor) Allen Johnson (Orlando Venues) Gary Sain (Visit Orlando) Gerald Urquiola (Central Florida Hotel & Lodging Association)
OFFICIAL MEDIA PARTNERS
OFFICIAL VENDORS
7HERE, NIGHTS
& WE BOOKED IT
ON THE INTERNET.
GREAT DEAL! -CATHY MORITZ, NOTRE DAME FAN
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