leadership Sharing Expertise to Build Stronger Communities HORAN is committed to improving the quality of life in the communities where our employees live and work. We believe we have a responsibility to serve our regional community as a good corporate citizen to create strong communities that increase the economic vitality and quality of our neighborhoods. As a company and individually, we support initiatives that educate, enrich and heal. In 2014, HORAN employees contributed more than 2,000 hours of volunteer time to charitable, community and civic organizations. HORAN, as a company, provided financial support to over 75 organizations in the Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky and Dayton market areas in 2014.
Julie Highley, CBC, Senior Vice President, serves as a member for the Goering Center Board of Advisors. The Goering Center supports growth through excellence in education and training in fields such as leadership, succession planning, strategic planning and best practices. Julie and the other members of the Goering Center Board of Advisors provide a sounding board for the Center’s activities, critical volunteer assistance and expertise and support through participation in its educational programs.
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Paul Carl, Vice President — Retirement Services, serves as a Holy Cross High School Board member, a member of the Planned Giving Committee at Thomas More College and a member of the St. Elizabeth Healthcare Systems Foundation Planned Giving Committee. Paul uses his extensive experience and competency in fiduciary matters, regulatory compliance, risk identification and resolution, investments and employee education to help each organization meet its financial goals.
Laura Beth Botos, CBC, Client Specialist, was selected as a member for the May Festival Chorus, the official chorus of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Laura Beth joins HORAN’s Lauren Peter, Account Representative, as a member of the chorus. The May Festival Chorus has earned acclaim locally, nationally and internationally for its musicality, vast range of repertoire and sheer power of sound. The chorus of 145 professionally trained singers is the core artistic element of the Cincinnati May Festival as well as the official chorus of the Cincinnati Symphony and Pops Orchestras. | 14 |