2021-2022 Annual Report
INSPIRING TOMORROWS Make a difference in a student’s life in as little as an hour a week. Through a partnership with businesses and educators, Junior Achievement of Central Florida (JACF) gives young people an inside look at work readiness, financial literacy and entrepreneurship.
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From the Desk of Our President and Board Chair
Dear Friends,
Karen Revels, CEO & President Junior Achievement of Central Florida
It is an exciting time to be part of Junior Achievement of Central Floridda (JACF). There is so much opportunity to continue to INSPIRE the next generation of young people to own their economic success through experiential learning. We are laser focused on transforming student lives by providing education that is meaningful and relevant. The past few years have shown how uncertain circumstances can bring communities together, and we were reminded how much connectedness matters. Our unique partnership with school districts allows us to connect the community to the classroom, all while aligning to state mandated education standards making JACF a CRITICAL part of a student’s education.
Fran Korosec, 2020–2022 Chair Junior Achievement of Central Florida 2
As we look to the future, we are excited about the opportu-
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nities to grow our partnerships with the school districts and continue to meet the needs of our students through innovative business connections. The JA Academy at Oak Ridge High School celebrated its final graduating class this year. We are so proud of the success of the Academy over the past 10 years; it was such a success that it was the impetus to create 3DE by Junior Achievement. Locally, 3DE by Junior Achievement is entering its fourth year at Oak Ridge High School and Osceola High School and we are proud to announce an expansion to Ocoee High School in the 2022-2023 school year. This is the cornerstone of what education can and should be. We invite you to join us; together we can make a difference in the life of a child. As Mother Theresa said, “I alone cannot change the world, but I can cast a stone across the waters to create many ripples.” To you, our
message is simple and sincere — thank you for creating the ripple! Your involvement, contributions, and — most importantly — shared passion for our mission, ensures every child has the opportunity to succeed and achieve their full potential in life. The future of our JACF students is bright, and we are honored to be working with you to fulfill our mission of inspiring and preparing young people to succeed in a global economy. Gratefully,
Karen Revels, CEO & President Junior Achievement of Central Florida
Fran Korosec, 2020 – 2022 Chair, Junior Achievement of Central Florida Align: Business Advisory Services
Mission Junior Achievement of Central Florida (JACF) empowers young people to own their economic success. Our volunteer-delivered K-12 programs foster workreadiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy skills, and use experiential learning to inspire kids to dream big and reach their potential.
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Who We Are
Junior Achievement is the nation’s largest organization dedicated to giving young people the knowledge and skills they need to own their economic success, plan for their futures, and make smart academic and economic choices. We are the recognized leader in “empowering young people to own their economic success” through volunteer-delivered, experiential learning. Recognized by businesses, educators, and policy makers around the world, we are the premier organization for inspiring and preparing young people to become successful, contributing members of the global society and for uniting people of all nations around the common goals of creating jobs, building stable economies, and providing higher standards of living.
Our Commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion We at Junior Achievement are dedicated to providing a positive, enriching learning experience, free of bias and promotes greater economic opportunity and equity. Junior Achievement welcomes K-12 students, volunteers, educators, staff, and other partners and stakeholders, regardless of race, religion, age, gender, national orgin, sexual orientation, and disability, or any other legally protected characteristic. 4
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Impact Research shows that 1-in-5 young people who go through the Junior Achievement program end up working in the same career field as the JA volunteer they had in the program. The impact of these programs is more than teaching kids how to manage money or start a business. JA is a transformative experience for many of the students who go through it, due in large part to those volunteers who deliver our programs and serve as role models to these young people.
Facts
5%
Purpose To inspire and prepare young people to succeed in a global economy.
Belief We believe every student has the potential to succeed in life — regardless of his or her background or economic status. JA increases young people’s awareness of all the options life has to offer and helps them realize just how much they can do. We inspire them to set and attain goals that are personally important to them. You can’t dream big if your world is small.
of individuals in the U.S. believe high school graduates are well equipped for employment.*
30%
of employers are dissatisfied with the quantity of the relevant work experience young people have.*
14%
of U.S. students will not complete high school on time and earn a diploma.**
70%
of U.S. employers recognize that talent shortages impact their ability to serve clients and customers.***
* EconoTimes, August 2021 ** National Center for Education Statistics, 2018-2019 *** CNBC, February 2020
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Junior Achievement of Central Florida by the Numbers As of June 9, 2022
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Volunteer Companies
Business and Community Volunteers
34,383
762,643
K-12 Students Served Throughout Central Florida 6
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JACF Instructional Contact Hours Delivered Virtually or In-Person to K-12 Students
Junior Achievement of Central Florida Society Levels
The 1961 Society was created in honor of Junior Achievement of Central Florida’s 50th Anniversary
Individuals and Family Foundations
Ambassador Level: $100,000+
Achievement Level: $2,500–$4,999
Heritage Society Planned Giving
Mary & Jesse Eisner Dr. Phillips Charities, Inc.
The Bond Foundation Beth Anne & Sean Cuda Ixchell Duarte Fred R. Kittinger John Klumph Shannon & Tom McAleavey
Some faithful friends of JACF have planned to support the organization beyond their lifetime. These caring individuals have taken deliberate steps to ensure and enhance JACF’s future.
Investor Level: $1,961–$2,499
F. Ashley Allen & Bradley B. Wagner Jack & Debbie* Blitch Mike & Terry Davis Lillian & Raymond* Garcia John & Leah* Klumph Dr. Sarah & Al Layton Harry T. & Liz Morehead Charlie & Mary Rogers
Free Enterprise Society: $10,000–$99,999 A. Friends’ Foundation Trust Martin Andersen-Gracia Andersen Foundation Alice Ann Bien Memorial Foundation Jason Chepenik DeVos Family Foundation The Joe & Sarah Galloway Foundation Clifford & Lavonne Graese Foundation Audrey & Patrick J. Knipe Harry P. Leu Foundation The Chesley G. Magruder Foundation, Inc. Harvey & Carol Massey Foundation Liz & Harry T. Morehead Troy Sands
Junior Achievement of Central Florida established the Junior Achievement Heritage Society to recognize and honor ardent supporters who include the organization in their estate planning.
Armstrong Family Fund Kathy Boyd Jennifer Flynn Dear Jacqueline & Timothy J. Flynn David & Linda Hughes Foundation The Lee Foundation William R. Lowman Angela & Mark Pilkington
*Deceased
Foundation Level: $5,000–$9,999 Tracy Junger Fran Korosec The Tompkins Family Foundation, Inc. Jennifer Williams & James Yannucci Junior Achievement of Central Florida | 2021-22 Annual Report
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Your Impact
Junior Achievement’s unique delivery system provides the training, material, and support necessary to bolster the chances for student success. The impact is measurable. Students who participate in Junior Achievement programs demonstrate a significant understanding of economics and business concepts. Take a closer look at the impact your gifts made.
34,383 Students 29% Increase from previous fiscal year
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762,643 Student Contact Hours
2,440 Volunteer Hours Served
35% Increase from previous fiscal year
$67,088 total value of service
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966 Classes 65% Increase over last fiscal year
Financial Statement
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF CENTRAL FLORIDA, INC. AND RELATED ENTITIES Consolidated Statement of Operations* For the ten months ended April 30, 2022
UNAUDITED Miscellaneous Income
4.05%
REVENUE Contributions
$622,965
Program Income
$757,003
Special Events
$290,855
Miscellaneous Income
$73,408
Investment Income
$66,533
TOTAL REVENUE
$1,810,764
Fundraising Management and General TOTAL EXPENSES INCREASE IN NET ASSETS FROM OPERATIONS
3.67%
16.06%
Contributions
34.4%
Program Income
41.82%
EXPENSES Program Services
Special Events
Investment Income
$1,066,031 $383,919 $157,013 $1,606,963 $203,801
* Please note, this Statement excludes unrealized investment losses of $177,873 for the period.
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Junior Achievement of Central Florida Stakeholders
Corporate Partners
Ambassador Investment: $75,000+ FAIRWINDS Foundation Walt Disney World Company
Blue Chip Investment: $50,000–$74,999
First Horizon Foundation Heart of Florida United Way
Corporate Investment: $35,000–$49,999 Bank of America Corporation CHEP Massey Services, Inc. Regions Bank
Director Investment: $25,000–$34,999
JPMorgan Chase Bank OneDigital Orlando Health / Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc. Regions Financial Foundation Seaside Bank and Trust The Hartford Universal Orlando 10
Foundation Investment: $15,000–$24,999 Bridge Investment Group CLA Foundation CNA Financial Corporation DEX Imaging UPS Foundation Wells Fargo
Partnership Investment: $7,500–$14,999 Avant Healthcare Professionals Clear Channel Outdoor CNL Financial Group, Inc. Cogent Bank Duke Energy Ernst & Young, LLP imec Kissimmee Utility Authority KPMG, LLP PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. Reynolds Services, Inc. Skanska U.S.A. Building, Inc. Spotlight Energy Taco Bell Foundation The Whiting-Turner Contracting Co.
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Academic Investment: $5,000–$7,499
Align: Business Advisory Services The Allstate Corporation AT&T CareerSource Central Florida City National Bank FINFROCK Florida Blue GrayRobinson, P.A. Holland & Knight, LLP Orlando Magic State Farm University of Central Florida
Patrons Investment: $1,000–$4,999
Blanchard Park Family YMCA Brown & Brown of Florida, Inc. Carson Wealth CENTERPLATE DPR Construction Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation Electronic Arts, Inc. (EA) Fifth Third Bank Florida High Tech Corridor Council Hylant Group, Inc. Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor & Reed, P.A. Majic Cleaning Systems, Inc. National Center for Simulation Resource Consulting Group Robert Half International, Inc. / Protiviti Rotary Club Of Orlando Foundation Seacoast National Bank Shutts & Bowen, LLP Toho Water Authority Truist Valencia College
JA Academy Historic Academic Success
Since 2012 at Oak Ridge High School, the JA Academy has been transforming student education through its authentic learning experiences and bringing real world connectivity into everyday academic experiences.
2012 - 2022 s 7 graduating classes s 630 Graduates s 4 Valedictorians s 4 Salutatorians s 10 Super Scholars s 1 National Merit Scholar s Acceptance rate attending college or the military: 85% s Average # of Top 20 Oak Ridge High School Graduates: 13 s Over $29 million in scholarships awarded Junior Achievement of Central Florida | 2021-22 Annual Report
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JA Academy Class of 2022
68 Graduates
7 of the Top 10
Valedictorian, ORHS Class of 2022
Class of 2022 graduates are JA Academy students
231 Acceptances for attending college or joining the military
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$5.2 million in scholarships awarded
3 Super Scholars Over 10,000 hours of Community Service Notable Scholarships: QuestBridge, Bright Futures Florida, Addition Financial J.A.M. Jr., Save Our Scholars, Coite and Mildred Hill, Presidential, Centennial, Merit, and Dean
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JACF Is dedicated to giving students the skills they need to compete in today’s global economy. When Central Florida’s youth succeeds, our community benefits from a strong, well-educated workforce and engaged citizens.
Kathy King Memorial Scholarship The Kathy King Memorial Scholarship is awarded in celebration and honor of the life of an influential leader and entrepreneur, Kathy King, former Senior Vice President of Education of Junior Achievement of Central Florida. Kathy transformed JACF through her passion for student success, business and community partnerships, and innovation, which influenced hundreds of thousands of K-12 students throughout Central Florida. Her greatest testament to the mission of Junior Achievement resulted in the nation’s first ever JA Academy for
Leadership & Entrepreneurship located at Oak Ridge High School in Orlando. Kathy King made it her mission to change the lives of countless students and inspired them to be greater than even they thought possible. This year, the Kathy King Memorial Scholarship was awarded by JACF Board Members Fred Kittinger, UCF, and Tim Flynn, Universal Orlando, to 14 JA Academy Students: Joshua Callejas, Christy Cola, Vanessa Daceus, Alexis Hill, Jordan Howard, Alianna Martinez,
JACF Board Members Fred Kittinger & Tim Flynn and students, left-right: George Peoples, Dyanna Reynoso-Aguirre, Anthony Sanchez, Alexis Hill and Joshua Callejas
Rushna Michel, Andrea Nolasco-Garcia, George Peoples, Dyanna ReynosoAguirre, Anthony Sanchez, Vince Shi, Ava Van-Dorn Stwiszynski, and Alexis Wilkerson. These young people embody the JA Academy’s Core Tenets: Ethics, Entrepreneurship, Personal Responsibility, Leadership, Career Exploration, Social Responsibility, Democracy, and Free Enterprise. Congratulations to everyone!
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Junior Achievement of Central Florida School Programs
HIGH SCHOOL
3DE Schools by Junior Achievement: Connecting Students with the Real World 3DE by Junior Achievement (3DE) launched in Central Florida in 2019 at Osceola and Oak Ridge High Schools.
We are grateful to all our 2021-2022 3DE Case Challenge Business Partners who supported our 3DE schools and students this year:
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3DE was developed from the success of the JA Academy at Oak Ridge High School and, through a shared vision from leaders in education, the business community, and Junior Achievement. This collection of passionate and innovative individuals united around the belief that equitable access to high quality education is the success to economic mobility. The focus was to develop public-private partnerships to systemically re-engineer education to better reflect the real world and prepare students for life beyond the classroom walls.
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Case Methodology, (real-world/authentic business cases), has been proven to increase student engagement, strengthen comprehension, build critical thinking, and accelerate academic performance with a scalable platform. This year, 3DE engaged over 150 Business Coaches (mentors) equaling 678 volunteer hours between Oak Ridge High School (OCPS) and Osceola High Schools (SDOC) — representing 22 different Business Partner organizations working and engaging with 781 3DE students between our two schools. We are launching a third 3DE school at Ocoee High School (OCPS) in the 2022/2023 school year.
3DE by JACF Central Florida: Impact Milestones Positioning students for economic opportunity and choice-filled lives
22.3% 93% 89% 90%
Fewer cases of chronic absenteeism as compared to host high school.
Higher attendance rate. Stronger academic performance scoring at or above state levels. Outperformed their peers scoring proficient or above on state end-of-course assessment.
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Junior Achievement Finance Park Virtual Orange County Public Schools (OCPS) Students Served: 18,884 ICH: 397,154 Hours
(ICH = Instructional Contact Hours)
School District of Osceola County (SDOC) Students Served: 7,523 ICH: 104,850 Hours
During the 2021-2022 school year, JACF delivered JA Finance Park Virtual (FPV) program for Central Florida 12th graders in Orange and Osceola high schools. Aligned with Florida educational standards, high school seniors from 30 Central Florida schools gained an understanding of how their changing finances will impact their futures after graduation, explore their
financial options and practice budgeting for various stages in their adult lives as they mature. We are excited to announce a renewed partnership with Volusia County Public Schools (VCPS), who will be launching Finance Park Entry Level for all middle schools in the 2022-2023 school year. We look forward to this expansion of our FPV programming and VCPS partnership.
JACF Finance Park Virtual receives significant support from many community partners including:
SY2021 Total Student Impact in Service Area Students Served: 26,407 ICH: 502,004 Hours 16
HIGH SCHOOL
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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Making a Difference One Day at a Time
Serving in the “JA in a Day” program, volunteers spend an entire school day in an elementary classroom teaching students about age-appropriate economics using topics that range from “JA Ourselves” in kindergarten all the way up to “JA Our Nation” in fifth grade. This program is a local favorite, and volunteers always leave with smiles on their faces. This year, JACF’s “JA in a Day” program served over 1,200 students with local and community volunteers. A big thank you to our “JA in a Day” volunteering companies for making a difference one day at a time: ADP, Bridge Investment Group, EY, Florida High Tech Corridor, Seaside Bank, Walt Disney World, and Wells Fargo Bank.
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JA Inspire Virtual
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Middle School Programming: Inspiring 8th Graders for five years This school year began with every intention of hosting a live JA Inspire event on January 27, 2022. Junior Achievement of Central Florida staff, along with our district partners in Osceola and Orange counties, were ready to welcome thousands of 8th grade students to Osceola Heritage Park and had prepared for the event all the way up to the winter holidays. In early January, however, it became clear that the Covid-19 Omicron variant was going to require a rapid change in plans. Thanks to our quick-thinking staff and the flexibility of our districts, JACF was able to pivot to an online platform Photos from 2020 JA Inspire 18
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once again for JA Inspire within a three-week window. Over 5,000 students logged in and participated in the 8th grade career fair through Google Documents. Additionally, they were able to ask and converse live with professionals from companies such as Skanska, Disney, CHEP, The Hartford, Valencia Community College, and the University of Central Florida. In addition to this live engagement component, students received classroom instruction from their teachers in topics such as career interests and aptitudes, career planning, and local economies.
2021-2022 JA Inspire by the Numbers
5,650
22,163
Students Impacted
Hours of Instruction
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Junior Achievement of Central Florida Volunteers Junior Achievement of Central Florida enlists volunteers from the community and the private sector to teach our curriculum in schools. Our lessons have been developed by professional educators but are accessible enough to be taught by volunteers who have never led a classroom before. By volunteering for JACF through your organization, you can be in the classroom during work hours and you can share your experience and inspire young people to pursue their dreams.
Our Top 10 Volunteer Companies During the 2021-2022 School Year:
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Junior Achievement Thank You, Sponsors!
of Central Florida Community Special thanks to our current sponsors for their continued support of Junior Achievement’s 44th Mid-Florida Business Events Hall of Fame! Empowerment Sponsor
The 44th Mid-Florida Business Hall of Fame honored five forwardthinking entrepreneurs and accomplished community leaders for their contributions to our region’s economic development and their commitment to business excellence. Our Laureates, Dick Batchelor and Beverly Seay, and Laureate Posthumous Ronald Rogers, were inducted into the MidFlorida Hall of Fame, joining over 120 other laureates since 1977. The Entrepreneurial Vanguard Award was given to Suneera Madhani. James Tharp received the Spirit of Achievement award.
Host Venue & Production Sponsor
Dick Batchelor Laureate
Beverly Seay Laureate
Education Sponsor
Student Sponsors Pat and Audrey Knipe Troy Sands The Tommy Tompkins Family Foundation
Ronald Rogers Laureate Posthumous
Suneera Madhani Entrepreneurial Vanguard
Work & Career Readiness Sponsors
James Tharp Spirit of Achievement
Bank of America Brown & Brown Insurance CareerSource Central Florida Centerplate EY
GrayRobinson Holland & Knight, LLP Tracy Junger Lowndes Law The National Center for Simulation
Resource Consulting Group Seaside Bank and Trust Truist Universal Orlando Wells Fargo
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Junior Achievement of Central Florida Community Events Over 121 golfers and 15 businesses enjoyed a picture-perfect weather day at the Drive Our Future Golf Classic annual golf outing at Drive Shack-Orlando! Thank you to all of the golfers, sponsors, volunteers and staff for supporting the first outdoor event in over a year! All proceeds from Drive Our Future Golf Classic will benefit JA Academy and 3DE by Junior Achievement.
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Title Sponsor
Junior Achievement of Central Florida Community Events different Bowling Alleys across Central Florida in March. The event has been a major fundraiser for over 30 years and Walt Disney World Resort has been a supporter for the majority of those years. In March of 2022, 1,984 Disney VoluntEARS raised money by lacing up and throwing spares and strikes for Junior Achievement of Central Florida. The Bowl-A-Thon was held at five
This was the first Bowl-A-Thon since the start of the pandemic and over $104,000 was raised. The funds will be used to continue the mission of Junior Achievement of Central Florida and provide young people with knowledge
and skills they need to succeed in the real world through work readiness, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy. Families of the VoluntEARS also joined in on the fun during the Bowl-A-Thon proving to be a family friendly event with a purpose.
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2021-2022 Board of Directors EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Fran Korosec Director, M&A Services Align: Business Advisory Services CHAIR ELECT Jason Scott Executive Director of Business Banking, Florida East JPMorgan Chase Bank IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR Tim Myers Regional President Seaside National Bank & Trust CORPORATE SECRETARY Jennifer Flynn Dear Executive Director, Alumni Marketing And Citizenship KPMG LLP CORPORATE TREASURER Diane DiFebbo Vice President of Accounting and Finance Full Sail University
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Nicholas Abrahams Vice President, Corporate Engagement Orlando Economic Partnership Juan Amo Senior Vice President, Senior Relations Manager Bank of America Tim Flynn Vice President, Merchandise Finance & Administration Universal Parks & Resorts Jean Grono-Nowry Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer Massey Services, Inc. Fred R. Kittinger, Jr. Senior Associate Vice President, Government Relations University of Central Florida Tom McAleavey Partner Holland & Knight LLP
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DIRECTORS Alyse Quinn Founder & Partnership Big Vision Troy Sands Enterprise Client Services Director Toptal Dr. Landon Shephard Campus Dean Valencia College - Osceola Derrick Valkenburg Partner Shutts & Bowen, LLP Jennifer Williams Office Managing Partner EY
Jay Althouse Project Executive DPR Construction Waymon Armstrong Chief Executive Officer Engineering & Computer Simulations Tony Benge President Benge Development Corporation Brian Boone CEO, Southeast Hylant Group, Inc. Dr. Harold Border Chief of High Schools Orange County Public Schools Chris Carmody Shareholder GrayRobinson Jason Chepenik Senior Vice President, OneDigital Retirement & Wealth OneDigital Health & Benefits
Kevin Crawford Vice President, Finance & Administration Kissimmee Utility Authority Cary D’Ortona President Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children Ixchell Duarte Group Chief Financial Officer CNL Financial Group
Lena Graham-Morris Vice President Horus Construction Services, Inc. Dr. Michael J. Hirsch President ISEA TEK, LLC Scott Hewitt Vice President, Florida Branch Manager CNA Commercial Insurance
Josh Field Owner Alphagraphics Lake Mary
Chris Hurst Executive Vice President, Commercial Banking Group Regions Bank
Dr. Scott Flowers Chief of Staff School District of Osceola County
Chris Jaskiewicz Chief Executive Officer ICON Park
Elisha González Vice President & Executive Director Government Affairs, Community Relations and Foundation FAIRWINDS Credit Union Michael Gorrtiz CEO and Founder Org Dev Group, LLC
Tracy Junger Orlando Managing Partner PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Shanda Lee Executive Vice President of Marketing FINFROCK
Peter Matulis Executive Vice President / Commercial Insurance Consultant Brown & Brown of Florida, Inc. Lora Miller CHEP Cares Foundation Community Specialist Pamela Nabors President and Chief Executive Officer CareerSource Central Florida Angela Pilkington Chief Financial Officer Correct Craft Dan Pollock Regional Director, Corporate External & Legislative Affairs AT&T – Florida Jaime Ramos Managing Director of Sales United Parcel Service Alec Ras Director of Facility Asset Management Walt Disney World Resort
Mark Shaffer Director of Finance Orlando Magic Paul Sohl, Rear Adm. USN (ret) Chief Executive Officer Florida High Tech Corridor Council Eric Sommer Senior Vice President PNC Wealth Management Jeff Tecau Managing Director Protiviti Erik Weiner President City National Bank Mandy Weitknecht Vice President, Business Development Skanska USA Building, Inc. Evan Wyant Greater Orlando, Market President Truist
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2021-2022 Central Florida Board of Directors
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF CENTRAL FLORIDA LEADERSHIP COUNCIL Gregory Abdalla Evershore Financial Group
JA ACADEMY & 3DE ADVISORY BOARD Tim Flynn – Chair** Universal Orlando Nicholas Abrahams** Orlando Economic Partnership Eleshia Kalish Addition Financial
OSCEOLA ADVISORY BOARD Dr. Landon Shephard – Chair** Valencia College - Osceola Campus Dr. Jeffery C. Arnott School District of Osceola County
Nimit Kapoor Fifth Third
Latoyer Collor PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.
Fred Kittinger Jr.** University of Central Florida
Ryan Honeycutt Imec
Fran Korosec** Align: Business Advisory Services
Robb Larson Osceola Heritage Park – SMG
Lora Miller** CHEP Cares Foundation Tim Myers** Seaside National Bank & Trust
Keith Ronan Positively Osceola Jolene Sheive Sheive Properties, LLP
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF CENTRAL FLORIDA FOUNDATION BOARD Patrick Knipe – Chair Juan Amo** Van Bogan Jim Cross Diane DiFebbo** Ixchell Duarte** Lillian Garcia Alan Helman Jeff Jennings Fred Kittinger** John Klumph Fran Korosec** Bill Lowman Tim Myers** Jean Nowry** Derrick Valkenburg** Ernie Wilding **JACF Board Members
Chad Brown Chad Brown Consulting Michael Dymond - Chair Finastra Jordan Eiserman Hylant Michael Gorritz Org Dev Group, LLC Jacob Icardi OneDigital Health & Benefits Allison Jaca Del Valle MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Jason Lietz CareerSource Central Florida Nicole Lombardi EY Taylor Mauro SeaWorld Orlando Ty McCormack Aksala Wealth Management Shanice Meridtih TD Bank Andre Ong Centennial Bank Matthew Williams Seacoast Bank
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You Can Help!
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You or your company can support the growing need for youth development in Central Florida by helping today’s students with the critical skills and the character necessary to succeed in your 21st Century workplace.
JACF always welcomes your donation of an item or service to be used in conjunction with a special event auction or raffle to raise funds. You may also donate items or services for JACF to use in daily operations and/or in serving our students.
Join us in the classroom as we serve over 30,000 Central Florida students. Your time is your most valuable gift!
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Special thanks to our school district partners who support the mission of Junior Achievement of Central Florida and the future of our young leaders.
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