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2021 DIVERSITY CENTER BOARD OF DIRECTORS EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Cipriano S. Beredo, III Chair Sheryl King Benford Vice Chair Nikki Deskovich Vice Chair Uleto Fuentes Vice Chair

Allan Goldner Vice Chair Steffany Larkins Vice Chair Tracie M. Longpre Vice Chair

Harlin Adelman Richie Bachala Anthony Battle John E. Betterson, Jr. Ph.D. ∆ Narsi Bodapati Rev. Kenneth W. Chalker Dr. K. Neil Dass Jim E. Eck Alyson Fieldman Hon. Burt W. Griffin Era Griffin

Azadeh Hardiman Jill E. Hennessey Shannon F. Jerse Bonnie L. Kristan Sara Lehrke Hugh E. McKay Russ Mitchell David B. Nejedlik Alan K. Nevel Stephen M. O’Bryan Anne M. Pombier

Mark D. Ross Vice Chair and Secretary Fareed Siddiq Vice Chair and Treasurer Peggy Zone Fisher ∆ President & CEO

DIRECTORS

Laura Redenshek Adam Roth David W. Rowan Michael J. Salkind Dalithia Smith Robyn Minter Smyers Robert E. Soroka Tony Weber Erwin Weiss Margaret W. Wong Lisa Zone

LIFE DIRECTORS

Stuart F. Kline William E. MacDonald, III Neal Malicky, Ph.D. John G. Nestor Larry Pollock

Thomas W. Adler Cynthia Bassett Bernard A. Finkelstein Robert D. Gries David J. Hooker Robert J. King, Jr.

Alan D. Rosskamm James A. Schoff Terry C. Stewart William B. Summers, Jr. Robert M. Wolff

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DIVERSITY CENTER STAFF Peggy Zone Fisher President & CEO Amanda K. Cooper, Ph.D., CDP Chief Program Officer

Kimberly Koch Chief Financial Officer & Chief Operating Officer Pat Lyden, M.A. Director of Development

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Cierra Hilson Director of Special Events & Marketing Jamil Hairston Marketing and Communication Specialist

Jessica A. Daigler, M.A. Director, LeadDIVERSITY

Lorraine Z. Pennick Executive Assistant to the President & CEO / Office Manager

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Diversity Center of northeast ohio It is my pleasure to welcome you to The Diversity Center’s 67th Annual Humanitarian Award Celebration. On behalf of the Board of Directors, I thank you for your ongoing friendship, support and encouragement. For nearly 100 years, The Diversity Center has been committed to making Northeast Ohio a diverse, equitable and inclusive community. Our programs benefit thousands of young people and professionals in Northeast Ohio by building cultural competency, leadership skills and creating inclusive school environments. At every point in our history, The Diversity Center has faced challenges. The challenges, and even organized opposition, continue today, for us and for every organization committed to social justice. This past year reminds us that achieving diversity and inclusion is hard work that takes commitment, courage and all of us banding together. Tonight, we celebrate the incredible dedication of Craig Arnold, Andrew Berry and the Cleveland Browns Organization to this noble cause. This year’s Honorees have led and taken action to create real and lasting change. They exemplify how celebrating our differences, makes us all stronger – in our workplaces, classrooms and across our community. I want to thank our Honorary Celebration Co-Chairs, Chris Connor, Bill Lacey and Dee and Jimmy Haslam, and the Honorary Celebration Committee members who helped to make this event so successful. I especially want to thank our Board Co-Chairs, Tracie M. Longpre and Rob Soroka, for their incredible work over the last several months. Finally, a sincere thank you to our President and CEO, Peggy Zone Fisher, and to the staff of The Diversity Center. This event could not have happened without your hard work and dedication. Now more than ever, The Diversity Center believes in the value and power of inclusion and diversity. Now more than ever, we remain committed to striving for equity, justice, inclusion and diversity in Northeast Ohio. And now more than ever, we need your help to bring about fundamental and lasting change. My sincere thanks for your support.

Cipriano S. Beredo, III

Chair, The Diversity Center Board of Directors

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Diversity Center of northeast ohio Welcome to the Diversity Center’s 67th Annual Humanitarian Award Celebration. Our sincere thanks to our Honorary Celebration Co-chairs Chris Connor, William Lacey and Dee and Jimmy Haslam, Board Celebration Co-chairs Tracie M. Longpre and Rob Soroka, Master of Ceremonies Russ Mitchell, our generous Sponsors, our remarkable staff, and our dedicated Board led by our extraordinary Chair, Cip Beredo. We are especially proud to honor our 2021 Humanitarian Award recipients, Craig Arnold and Andrew Berry. Each of them has advanced diversity and inclusion across Northeast Ohio through their exemplary civic, charitable, and professional leadership. Thank you Craig and Andrew for allowing us to honor you this evening. The Diversity Center of Northeast Ohio is the only organization in Ohio with a mission focused solely on directly addressing and eliminating bias, bigotry, intolerance, and racism and creating communities where all people are connected, respected and valued. Although we are in difficult times, I am moved by the ways in which we have adapted, innovated and have continued to develop and grow. The increased demand for our programming, combined with the generosity of people and organizations like you, has allowed us to expand our programming and reach more students and educators than ever before. Our programs help more than 14,000 children, teens, and young adults in 11 counties each year embrace their differences and become change agents in their schools and communities. We also train educators to create learning environments that promote respect, acceptance and inclusion. Most importantly, without the support of each of you, our extraordinary work would not be possible. With deep appreciation,

Peggy Zone Fisher President & CEO

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The Diversity Center of Northeast Ohio was founded in 1927 as the National Conference of Christians and Jews (NCCJ). Our mission is to eliminate bias, bigotry and racism. We are the premier organization in our region offering comprehensive diversity, equity and inclusion training. The Diversity Center is a member of the National Federation for Just Communities. Each year, our combined programs touch more than 16,000 people in 11 counties throughout Northeast Ohio. Our goal is to help individuals and organizations recognize, understand, appreciate, leverage and celebrate diversity.

OPENING MINDS WITH SCHOOL & YOUTH PROGRAMS

The Diversity Center’s student programs promote understanding, respect and inclusion through facilitated conversations, simulations and hands-on activities. YouLEAD (6-12) and YouLEAD Junior (K-2 and 3-5) are our premiere on-site student leadership programs. Grounded in Social and Emotional Learning, these series of workshops promote the development of self and social awareness, relationship skills, self-management, responsible decision making, and action.

• YouLEAD and YouLEAD Junior workshops are ageappropriate, interactive and designed to encourage students to engage with peers, and create dialogue around various diversity and inclusion topics. We offer both on site and virtual elementary, middle and high school programs. • Middle and High School Conferences bring together groups of students and educators from diverse backgrounds to participate in a series of interactive, facilitated workshops and to share personal stories. Additionally, we are honored to partner with Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C) and other local nonprofits for the Conflict Resolution Youth Symposium each spring to facilitate educator and youth programming. • Diversity Through the Arts integrates musical, visual, theatrical, and English language arts with lessons on inclusiveness and communication skills to promote creativity and leadership. • Workshops for Educators and Youth Serving Adults works with schools and youth-serving nonprofits to foster healthy learning communities, and create classrooms where all are connected, respected and valued. We also provide strategic planning, one on one and group coaching, and consultation on developing inclusive and equitable policies and procedures. • Culture and Climate Survey A school’s culture and climate reflect the behaviors, interactions, attitudes, norms, and perceptions within the school. As a way of gathering data on the climate for diversity, equity and inclusion, The Diversity Center utilizes an anonymous online platform to gather participant feedback data. This data is then analyzed and compiled into an analysis report, which gives insight for next steps. • Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) Leader The Diversity Center is available to partner with your school district on a deep and ongoing basis by integrating our team of Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion experts into your district on a full-time basis (equivalent to 187 school days or 1496 hours). Participation in this program includes access to skilled experts within the JEDI field, each of whom specialize in working with different age ranges around these topics. This relationship will include a JEDI Leader, who will be responsible for the overall project and will serve as a convener of all other experts. Districts will gain access to workshop

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customization and facilitation, crisis response, individual coaching sessions, data collection and much more.

CHANGING LIVES WITH PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & SUPPORT

• LeadDIVERSITY brings together a select group of professionals to engage with regional leaders and the greater community in order to raise participants’ awareness of diversity issues, build their leadership skills and provide them with a tool kit to be advocates for diversity and inclusion. • SHIFT Consulting is the professional services division of The Diversity Center of Northeast Ohio. We work with your organization to SHIFT individual behaviors, interpersonal interactions, management practices, procedures, and policies toward inclusion. These practices enable organizations to attract, recruit, engage, and retain the world’s best talent. Through our partnerships with business and community leaders, we support the development of inclusive work environments where all feel connected, respected and valued.

BUILDING STRONGER COMMUNITIES

• The Annual Humanitarian Award Dinner Celebration Since 1949, The Diversity Center has honored stellar individuals who have delivered exemplary leadership in civic, charitable and professional organizations. Our honorees have profoundly advanced Northeast Ohio as a diverse and inclusive community. • The Walk, Rock & Run is Northeast Ohio’s largest diversity celebration that brings people together at The Great Lakes Science Center, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and USS COD to celebrate diversity in Northeast Ohio with a day of family fun and entertainment, along with a 1- and 3-mile walk and a 5k run. This event will be held on Saturday, May 7, 2022. • Through Community Engagement, The Diversity Center partners with local organizations, nonprofits and government agencies to provide strategic and thoughtful leadership on issues related to diversity, equity and inclusion.

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TESTIMONIALS “When I share values with others, it creates a connection with them, but if they don’t share my same values then it allows me to grow as a person to take their view into my perspective.” - High School Student

“As more educated individuals, we can better work to promote diversity and inclusion in our communities.” -High School Student

“The time spent with breakout groups to discussion this work as it applies to our school community and environment. I was fortunate, too, to have a participatory group that was willing to discuss and learn through the session.” -Educator

“You can use kind words and make people feel good about themselves. And let them know they are loved and that you like being their friend.” -YouLEAD Jr. Participant

“[I can be an upstander at my school by] standing up not just to my friends, but to everyone.” -YouLEAD Jr. Participant “Age doesn’t determine your impact on the world.” -Middle School Student “A lot of the content was very applicable to the classroom, a good reminder of how to act as a person in society, and affirmation of best practices in the classroom regarding diversity.” -Educator

“I learned I can make a positive change in my school/ community by learning different perspectives on people’s lives and experiences. Understanding that everyone’s lives are complex and also valuable.” - High School Student

“The decisions we make can make an impact on someone or the world.” -Middle School Student

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THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS PROGRAM SPONSORS Cleveland Browns Cleveland Rotary Foundation The George W. Codrington Charitable Foundation The Community Foundation of Lorain County Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation Eaton The Harry K. Fox & Emma R. Fox Charitable Foundation The Giant Eagle Foundation The Gries Family Foundation The Louise H. & David S. Ingalls Foundation Kiwanis of Cleveland Toby Devan Lewis Philanthropical Fund Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation

Nordson Foundation Parker Hannifin Foundation PNC PwC Rosskamm Family Foundation Betty & Martin Rosskamm Philanthropic Fund Saint Luke’s Foundation The Sisler McFawn Foundation Helen F. and Louis Stolier Family Foundation Target Circle Third Federal Savings & Loan Walgreen’s Good Coin Foundation

A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO THOSE WHO HAVE HELPED US WITH INKIND GIFTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR Tiffany Allen-White Brian Anthony Avery Dennison Yunus Badat Sheryl King Benford Margaret Bernstein Cleveland Sight Center Courtney Conn David Contento Nikki Deskovich Eaton Ron Felgenhauer Erika Gold Goldfarb Weber Creative Media Great Lakes Science Center Blaine Griffin Faye Hargate

Tonya Horn Jean Hupp Hyland Software JOANN Dawn Jones Courtney Kreiger Lake Effect Radio Lakeland Community College LifeBanc Magic 105.7 Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage Russ Mitchell Mitchell’s Ice Cream Ninja City Kitchen and Bar Oatey Michael Obertacz Pop Culture CLE

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2021 DIVERSITY EDUCATION & CITIZENSHIP LEADERSHIP AWARD RECIPIENT NaNetta Hullum

aNetta is a licensed school counselor, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology from Spelman College and a Master of Arts in counseling and human services from John Carroll University. A school counselor with more than 20 years of experience, NaNetta has served as the Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer at Gilmour Academy in Gates Mills since July 2020. Prior to arriving at Gilmour, she worked as a school counselor at Beaumont School in Cleveland Heights for 11 years, where her role included advancing their diversity and inclusion initiatives, and at Shaw High School in East Cleveland for seven years. Before joining the Beaumont counseling staff, NaNetta served as a school psychology assistant for Life Skills Center of Cleveland; as a program supervisor for Pittsburgh Partnership-Single Point of Contact; and as a treatment supervisor for Cornell Abraxas of Pittsburgh, an adolescent female residential treatment program.

NaNetta is in her second year in her role heading up Gilmour’s DEI initiative. Her depth and breadth of experience, combined with her warmth, passion and commitment to issues surrounding equity, justice and inclusion position her well for the important work of providing strategic leadership in the school’s diversity efforts and in enhancing Gilmour students’ cultural competency, academic excellence and student preparation. Outside of her work at Gilmour, NaNetta serves as a College Coach for the Boys Hope Girls Hope Program of Northeast Ohio, utilizing her effective communication and advocacy skills, as well as her flexibility, compassion, creativity, and sense of humor. NaNetta has one son, Nickalaus, who is a sophomore mechanical engineering major at the University of Dayton.

2021 STUDENT DIVERSITY CHAMPION AWARD RECIPIENT Owen Ganor

wen Ganor is a junior at Rocky River High School. He considers himself a musician by trade and participates in several youth ensembles, including the prestigious Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra.

Outside of music, Owen actively advocates for diversity, equity, and inclusion education. He has recently appeared on several different media platforms to speak out against HB 322 and HB 327 – Ohio’s version of anti-CRT legislation. He was very pleased to participate in a recent panel discussion on the potential ramifications of these house bills at the City Club of Cleveland. Owen is a founding member of the SPEAK Coalition (Students Promoting Equity and Knowledge), a diverse group of students from the region committed to honesty in education and thoughtful discussion of accurate history in the classroom. Owen intends to study music performance in college but will continue to raise his voice in support of inclusion and diversity.

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The Diversity Center of northeast ohio 2021 PwC LeadDIVERSITY ALUMNI AWARD Rebecca Scina

s our 16th recipient of the LeadDIVERSITY Alumni Award, Rebecca Scina is a Cloud Delivery Manager at Hyland, where she is the President and Founder of the Hyland Pride Alliance, an employee resource group dedicated to supporting LGBTQIA+ employees and their families. Founded in 2017, Hyland Pride Alliance’s mission is to strengthen Hyland’s active, inclusive culture to retain and attract LGBT+ talent and provide a network of support for Hylanders, their families and allies. We also promote LGBT+ awareness and create a safe and supportive forum for discussing LGBT+ issues. We want Hyland employees to express, embrace and explore their organization’s core values and their impact within the entire community. This means creating a lasting and positive impact both within Hyland and our local communities through education, outreach, and positive reaction with group members and non-group members alike. With the assistance of HPA Executive Sponsor & Chief People Officer, Debbie Connelly, Rebecca’s most recent accomplishments include Hyland being on the HRC Corporate Equality Index as well as serving as co-captain for the Annual Diversity Center of Northeast Ohio’s Walk, Rock and Run. Rebecca has been with Hyland since 2008 and has more than five years of experience cultivating environments for more diverse and inclusive workplaces. Challenging her leadership and project management skills, the LeadDIVERSITY program needed to pivot from an exclusively in-person curriculum to completely virtual back in February/March 2020. Not only did she calmly and successfully manage the LeadDIVERISTY class project, she also provided an immediate solution for The Diversity Center of Northeast Ohio to seamlessly transition to virtual sessions by providing the use of her Zoom meeting technology and scheduling all virtual class meeting invites so the course could continue without interruption. In addition to that, she also helped organize virtual Zoom happy hours so the class could continue the social aspects and benefits of being in LeadDIVERSITY. Rebecca is passionately involved in and supportive of local organizations such as Plexus Cleveland’s LGBT Chamber of Commerce and the LGBT Center of Greater Cleveland. She is pursuing deeper partnerships with PFLAG and Human Rights Campaign (HRC). One upcoming project that she is very interested in is the Studio West 117 initiative. As one of six children, and a twin, Rebecca was the first in her family to start school and graduate from college without taking any breaks. She graduated from The College of Wooster in 2006 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Studio Art/Graphic Design. She came back to Cleveland two years later to work for Hyland. She lives in Seven Hills with her wife Kelly and their Great Dane, Sebastian. LeadDIVERSITY: Rebecca’s drive in life is centered around helping others. Seeing others succeed and flourish is what motivates Rebecca to do the important work of furthering the benefits and rights of members of the LGBTQIA+ community. Hyland has supported Rebecca and her team with celebrating programming and opportunities for employees to connect and form a true sense of community. She is passionate about providing a platform for members of the LGBTQIA+ community to share their voices and experiences. The LeadDIVERSITY program and The Diversity Center has shaped the way Rebecca approaches professional and personal life. She continues to leverage what the LeadDIVERSITY class taught her as she expands the Hyland Pride Alliance globally.

PwC LeadDIVERSITY OUTSTANDING ALUMNI AWARD LeadDIVERSITY is a program that engages a select group of Northeast Ohio professionals with community leaders and one another to raise the participants’ awareness of diversity, equity, and inclusion issues, build their leadership skills, and enhance their networks. The class of up to 40 participants is selected through a competitive application process. The selection committee seeks applicants with proven leadership skills who have exhibited strong community commitment, and desire to learn. The LeadDIVERSITY program approaches diversity, equity, inclusion, and leadership issues from a no-fault, interactive foundation with the goal of affecting positive change. Emphasis is placed on personal and professional growth through group participation as well as knowledge and practical skill enrichment. Each session is designed to help participants explore the

concepts of diversity, equity, inclusion, and leadership and to analyze its personal, workplace, and community impact. The PwC LeadDIVERSITY Outstanding Alumni Award Honoree is nominated annually by fellow alumni of the program. The Award recipient successfully demonstrates application of their LeadDIVERSITY learnings to be a positive change agent in both their professional and personal communities. The LeadDIVERSITY Outstanding Alumni Award is underwritten by the generous support of PwC who shares The Diversity Center’s vision of creating communities where all people are connected, respected, and valued.

PAST LeadDIVERSITY ALUMNI RECIPIENTS 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Lorna Wisham Rockette Richardson Ewell Tina Myles Cedric Haggins Pat Ross Ferry

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CHAIRMAN AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, EATON

raig Arnold is chairman and chief executive officer of Eaton, a global power management company.

Craig became chairman and CEO on June 1, 2016. He was appointed a member of the company’s board of directors and named Eaton’s president and chief operating officer on September 1, 2015. Formerly, Craig served as vice chairman and chief operating officer of the company’s Industrial Sector from February 2009 to August 2015. Craig joined Eaton in 2000 as senior vice president and group executive of the Fluid Power Group. He previously worked at General Electric Company, where he had served as corporate vice president and president, GE Lighting Services Ltd., since 1999. There he led the company’s lighting business in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and India.

Craig started his career with General Electric in 1983 and later served as corporate vice president and president of GE Plastics, Greater China, and then of GE Appliances, Asia, from 1997 to 1999. Craig earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology from California State University, San Bernardino, and a master’s degree in business administration from Pepperdine University. Currently, Craig serves on the boards of directors of Medtronic, Inc. and University Hospitals Health System, Cleveland. He is a member of The Business Council and was recently named to the board of directors of the Business Roundtable, where he also serves on the group’s Special Committee for Racial Equity and Justice. In addition, Craig sits on the boards of Greater Cleveland Partnership and the United Way of Greater Cleveland and is a member of the advisory board of The Salvation Army of Greater Cleveland.

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Andrew Berry

EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT OF FOOTBALL OPERATIONS AND GENERAL MANAGER, CLEVELAND BROWNS AND THE CLEVELAND BROWNS ORGANIZATION

ndrew Berry was named the Browns Executive Vice President of Football Operations and General Manager on January 28, 2020. Berry rejoined the Browns staff after serving as Vice President of Player Personnel from 2016 to 2018. In his first season at the helm, Berry shaped a roster that helped the team to their first playoff appearance since 2002 and first playoff victory in 26 years. Berry used an aggressive approach to improve the roster during his first offseason, including inking DE Myles Garrett to a five-year contract extension and signing unrestricted free agent RT Jack Conklin. Both Garrett and Conklin went on to earn first-team All-Pro honors in 2020, while G Joel Bitonio and G Wyatt Teller were each second team selections. Berry also drafted offensive tackle Jedrick Wills in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft, Wills made a successful transition from right tackle to left and earned All-Rookie Team Honors from the Pro Football Writers Association.

This past offseason, the Browns signed six unrestricted free agents, including standout S John Johnson III and former first round picks DE Jadeveon Clowney and DE Takkarist McKinley. During the 2021 NFL Draft the Browns added eight players, including first-round pick CB Greg Newsome. In his first stint with the Browns, Berry first worked under Executive Vice President of Football Operations Sashi Brown followed by General Manager John Dorsey. He helped lead all talent evaluation efforts for the club, including college prospects and NFL free agents. He also helped in overseeing the club’s scouting department and worked closely with other high-ranking members of the front office. During Berry’s first three drafts with the

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Browns, the team selected at least one future Pro Bowler every year: LB Joe Schobert (fourth round, 2016), DE Myles Garrett (first round, 2017), CB Denzel Ward (first round, 2018) and RB Nick Chubb (second round, 2018). In between his stints with the Browns, Berry served as the Vice President of Football Operations with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2019. In his one draft with the Eagles, Philadelphia used a second-round pick on RB Miles Sanders, who went on to lead all NFL rookies in scrimmage yards with 1,327 and set an Eagles rookie rushing record with 818 yards. Berry also spent seven seasons (2009 to 2015) in the Indianapolis Colts front office, including his final four as pro scouting coordinator. He started with the Colts in 2009 as a scouting assistant and was promoted to pro scout in 2011 before being elevated to pro scouting coordinator in 2012. During his time in Indianapolis, the Colts won four AFC South titles, made five postseason appearances and advanced to Super Bowl XLIV. From 2009-15, Indianapolis won 67 games, the sixth-most in the NFL during that span. In the Colts’ front office, Berry managed the free agency process, scouted upcoming opponents and evaluated NFL players and players from other professional leagues. He also assisted with college scouting, preparation for the NFL draft and participated in contract negotiations during free agency. Berry graduated cum laude from Harvard University with a bachelor’s degree in economics and a master’s degree in computer science in four years. While at Harvard, he was a four-year starter as a cornerback and was a three-time All-Ivy League team selection and an All-America honoree. He

totaled 125 career tackles and five interceptions playing for the Crimson. Berry was one of five finalists for the John Wooden Citizenship Cup, which is awarded to the nation’s highest-achieving student-athlete who best displays character, teamwork and citizenship. He was a finalist for the Draddy Trophy as the national scholar-athlete of the year and was named the 2009 Football Championship Subdivision Athletic Director Association Scholar-Athlete of the Year. In June 2020, Berry sparked the #BeTheSolution campaign to emphasize education and encourage others to implement action for ending social and racial injustice practices. Berry created the challenge internally with an email to the Browns organization and donated $8,460 to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund for efforts after at least 50 employees completed one of the following in honor of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery and many more who tragically lost their lives: 1. Spend at least 8 minutes and 46 seconds (in honor of Floyd) on one of a number of educational or dialogue items provided in the email and submit a short written or video reflection on what they learned or will do moving forward. 2. Sign up for any social activism initiative. 3. Donate anything to a social activism cause. The Haslam family pledged to match every dollar raised and contributed to the organizations of employees’ choice to a social justice nonprofit. The Browns staff raised more than $185,000 in a two-week span for 14 different charities. Berry later invited fans, players and members of the media to join in the fight to #BeTheSolution. Berry and his wife Brittan have two boys, Zion and Kairo and a girl, Eden Ruth.

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DR. RICHARD A. BOYD ROBERT S. REITMAN DAVID A. & DEBORAH L. DABERKO DAVID G. HILL JUDGE GEORGE W. WHITE DAVID H. HOAG WILLIAM B. SUMMERS, JR. JEANETTE GRASSELLI BROWN ROBERT D. GRIES BISHOP ANTHONY M. PILLA ALEXANDER M. CUTLER HENRY L. MEYER, III JERRY SUE THORNTON, PH.D CAROLE F. HOOVER ALAN D. ROSSKAMM A. MALACHI MIXON, III TERRI HAMILTON BROWN MORRY WEISS ART J. FALCO CHRISTOPHER M. CONNOR EUGENE T.W. SANDERS, PH.D. GOVERNOR TED STRICKLAND FIRST LADY FRANCES STRICKLAND DELOS M. COSGROVE, MD CLEVELAND CLINIC PAUL CLARK & PNC REVEREND DR. OTIS MOSS, JR. EDWINA MOSS MILTON AND TAMAR MALTZ BARBARA R. SNYDER MAYOR FRANK G. JACKSON THOMAS F. ZENTY, III SR. JUDITH ANN KARAM, CSA WILLIAM CONWAY CHARLES D. FOWLER LARRY POLLOCK THOMAS W. ADLER BETH E. MOONEY JOSÉ C. FELICIANO RICK CHIRICOSTA GERI M. PRESTI RONALD B. RICHARD DANIEL P. WALSH RONALD M. BERKMAN, PH.D. MARGOT JAMES COPELAND ERIC S. GORDON BERNIE MORENO RANDELL MCSHEPHARD ENID ROSENBERG MARC S. BYRNES AKRAM BOUTROS, MD, FACHE ALEX JOHNSON, PH.D. SALLY GRIES

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SHIFT Consul�ng is the professional services division of The Diversity Center of Northeast Ohio. We work with your organiza�on to SHIFT individual behaviors, interpersonal interac�ons, management prac�ces, procedures, and policies toward inclusion. These prac�ces enable organiza�ons to a�ract, recruit, engage, and retain the world’s best talent. Through our partnerships with business and community leaders, we support the development of inclusive work environments where all feel connected, respected, and valued.

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Strategic Planning for Jus�ce, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Culture & Climate Surveys Coaching Implement best prac�ces in talent management of diverse workforces Develop and leverage Diversity Councils and Employee Resource Groups Policy, Procedure, and Environmental Analysis

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An�-Racist Organiza�onal Toolkit Bias & Micro Messages Mi�ga�ng Bias in Hiring Privilege and Systemic Inequity Equity, Jus�ce, and Cri�cal Assessment Diversity in Thought using the Hermann Brain Dominance Instrument (HBDI) Iden�ty-speciﬁc workshops (e.g., Sexuality and Gender Acceptance, Genera�onal Diversity, Ableism, Disability, and Accessibility)

Contact us to schedule your free consulta�on and learn more about what SHIFT Consul�ng can do for your organiza�on (216) 752-3000 or SHIFT@diversitycenterneo.org SHIFT Consulting is a division of The Diversity Center of Northeast Ohio

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Diversity Center of northeast ohio 67TH ANNUAL HONORARY CELEBRATION COMMITTEE COCHAIRS

Christopher M. Connor Retired, Chairman & CEO The Sherwin-Williams Company

Dee and Jimmy Haslam Haslam Sports Owners, Cleveland Browns

William Lacey President & CEO GE Lighting, a Savant company

CELEBRATION BOARD COCHAIRS

Tracie M. Longpre Vice President-Supply Chain, Applied Industrial Technologies

Robert E. Soroka Sr. VP., Retail Executive, Fifth Third Bank

67TH ANNUAL HONORARY CELEBRATION COMMITTEE Anthony Battle Sheryl King Benford Cipriano S. Beredo III Brent M. Buckley Marc S. Byrnes Luis A. Carrion Kevin Clayton Michele Connell Nikki Deskovich Jim E. Eck Jose Feliciano, Jr. Alyson Fieldman Lee Fisher Uleto Fuentes David Gilbert Allan Goldner Eric S. Gordan Christopher M. Gorman Sally and Bob Gries Era Griffin Azadeh Hardiman Greg Harris

Paul N. Harris Carole F. Hoover Shannon F. Jerse Ariane Kirkpatrick Bonnie L. Kristan Steffany Larkins Sara Lehrke Heather Lennox Tracie M. Longpre Sandra Madison Randell McShepard Sarah and Alan Melamed April Miller Boise Russ Mitchell Beth E. Mooney Joe Morford August A. Napoli Alan K. Nevel Steven Nobil Stephen M. O’Bryan Anne Pombier

Deborah and Ronald Ratner Laura Redenshek Ronald B. Richard Enid and Dr. David Rosenberg Mark D. Ross Michael J. Salkind Baiju R. Shah Fareed Siddiq Robert C. Smith Robyn Minter Smyers Robert E. Soroka Eddie Taylor Walter and Jerry Sue Thornton Tod A. Wagner Dan and Molly Walsh Walter|Haverfield Tony Weber Paul Wellener Sandy and Tim Wuliger Lisa Zone Matt Zone

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LEADERSHIP CHAMPIONS

Eaton Minute Men HR Group INCLUSION CHAMPIONS

Cleveland Guardians KeyBank DIVERSITY CHAMPION

FirstEnergy Foundation

COMMUNITY BUILDERS

Cleveland Browns Deloitte Milton and Tamar Maltz

Medical Mutual Parker Hannifin

LeadDIVERSITY OUTSTANDING ALUMNI AWARD SPONSOR PwC

EQUALITY ADVOCATES Benesch Burton D. Morgan Foundation on behalf of Eddie Taylor, Jr. Cleveland Clinic Cuyahoga Community College GE Lighting, a Savant company Greater Cleveland Partnership

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Sally and Bob Gries Huntington Bank The J.M. Smucker Co. Jones Day Marcum LLP John and Karen Nestor Nordson Corporation

Oatey PNC The Sherwin-Williams Company Squire Patton Boggs LLP Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP Thomson Hine LLP

67th Annual Humanitarian Award Celebration UNITY PARTNERS Joanie and Tom Adler Applied Industrial Technologies BakerHostetler Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP Cerity Partners Cleveland-Cliffs Cleveland State University Connor Foundation Dominion Energy Ernst & Young Fifth Third Bank First Federal Lakewood

Frantz Ward LLP Humana KJK Terri and Stuart Kline Lincoln Electric Littler Mendelson McDonald Hopkins LLC Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District Richard W. Pogue Larry and Julia Pollock Audrey G. and Albert B. Ratner

Enid and Dr. David Rosenberg Alan and Barbara Rosskamm RPM International Inc. Saint Ignatius High School Fareed Siddiq, Siddiq Wealth Management Group at Merrill Team NEO Tucker Ellis LLP United Way of Greater Cleveland Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP Westfield The Wuliger Family

FRIENDS Cynthia Bassett Tony and Lucy Battle Buckley King LPA Citymark Capital/Dan and Molly Walsh Cohen & Company Sally and Sandy Cutler ECHO Health, Inc. Fisher & Phillips LLP GOJO Azadeh and James Hardiman Carole F. Hoover Christopher Klaver & Jane Cronin Klaver KPMG Margaret W. Wong & Associates LLC

Mario and Dana Morino NRP Group Port of Cleveland Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP Steve and Loree Potash Family Foundation James and Susan Ratner Rock Entertainment Group Michael J. Salkind Pam and Bill Summers Jerry Sue Thornton The Timken Company Ulmer & Berne LLP Vitamix Penni and Steve Weinberg

PARTNERS Harlin Adelman Warren Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Jules Belkin Sheryl King Benford Cipriano and Gina Beredo Jeanette G. Brown Burton D. Morgan Foundation Marc and Victoria Byrnes Rev. Kenneth and Grace Chalker The Cleveland Foundation Cleveland Metropolitan School District Cleveland Public Library College Now Michele Connell Nikki Deskovich Steve Dettelbach Jim E. Eck Alyson Fieldman First National Bank Uleto Fuentes Cathy and Larry Goldberg Allan Goldner Era Griffin

Harley Gross Paul Harris Jill and Jim Hennessey David J. Hooker Richard Horvitz and Erica Hartman-Horvitz Foundation Hyland Jordan/Wallace Family Robert King, Jr. Ariane Kirkpatrick Sara and Dale Lehrke Mr. and Mrs. Morton Q. Levin Tracie M. Longpre Bill and Susie MacDonald The Mannik & Smith Group, Inc. McCarthy Lebit Drs. Lynne and Cliff Megerian Sarah and Alan Melamed Beth E. Mooney Amy and Marc Morgenstern Rev. Otis and Edwina Moss Alan Nevel Steve Nobil–Fisher Phillips

Stephen O’Bryan Oswald Companies Zack and Debby Paris Playhouse Square Foundation Deborah and Ronald Ratner Judy and Robert Rawson, Jr. Laura Redenshek Robert Reitman Renner Otto Robert P. Madison International, Inc. Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Mark D. Ross Marjorie and Richard Roth David W. Rowan Jim and Anne Schoff Sisters of Charity Health System Rob Soroka Sally and Terry Stewart Carla Tricarichi and David Fleshler Walter|Haverfield WKYC Studios Robert M. Wolff

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LEADERSHIP CHAMPIONS

INCLUSION CHAMPIONS

DIVERSITY CHAMPION

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LeadDIVERSITY OUTSTANDING ALUMNI AWARD SPONSOR

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EQUALITY ADVOCATES

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The David and Inez Myers Foundation, a supporting foundation of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland, celebrates The Diversity Center’s commitment to justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion.

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THE CLEVELAND GUARDIANS ARE PROUD TO WORK WITH The Diversity Center of Northeast Ohio and congratulate the 2021 Humanitarian Award Honorees.

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Craig Arnold & Andrew Berry The Diversity Center’s Humanitarian Award Recipients Congratulations to Craig, Andrew and the Cleveland Browns Organization. Thank you for your exemplary leadership. Your continued commitment has advanced Northeast Ohio as a diverse and inclusive community.

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To a brighter future We believe in working together to build a stronger community for all.

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KeyBank congratulates this year’s Humanitarian Award honorees. Craig Arnold, Eaton Corporation Andrew Berry, Cleveland Browns, and the Cleveland Browns Organization

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Fisher Phillips is proud to support the

2021 Humanitarian Award Honorees

Congratulations! Craig Arnold Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Eaton Corporation

Andrew Berry Executive Vice President of Football Operations and General Manager, the Cleveland Browns, and the Cleveland Browns Organization

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