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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2023 Hilton Philadelphia at Penn’s Landing

HONORING GREGORY E. DEAVENS

CHELLIE CAMERON THOMAS A. CARAMANICO

CORPORATE CAMPFIRE GALA EMCEE

Justin Godynick is a meteorologist for NBC10 Philadelphia. You can watch him live on the 4pm and 6pm newscasts Wednesday through Friday, as well as weekend evenings.

Justin joined NBC10 on June 5th, 2023. He came to Philadelphia from WBTS-TV, the NBC owned station in Boston, where he was a meteorologist for NBC10 Boston. Prior to that, he was a meteorologist for MMJ News 12 Network serving the New York metropolitan area. He has also been a meteorologist and traffic reporter for New York 1 and is currently an Adjunct Professor of Meteorology/Communication at Kean University in New Jersey.

“I’m delighted to be able to work and forecast in the area I’ve spent most of my life,” said Justin. “Since I was three years old, I’ve had a true passion for weather and when delivering the forecast, I constantly fall back on the joy that weather brought me as a child.”

Justin loves forecasting Winter Storms. Growing up locally the Blizzard of 96’, February 03’ and Boxing Day Blizzard of 2010 are a few of his favorites.

Justin’s career began at News 12 New Jersey. He also spent some time at SNJ in Millville, New Jersey following the closure of NBC 40 in Northfield.

He spent 12 years with News 12, and briefly worked at New York 1 in NYC as well during that time. He joined the NBC family in October of 2022 and worked at NBC Boston before coming to Philly.

Justin graduated with a Meteorology Degree from Rutgers in New Brunswick, New Jersey. Then went on to get a master’s from Monmouth University in Long Branch, New Jersey.

When he is not on the news, Justin loves music and plays guitar, bass, and keyboards. In his free time, he enjoys riding motorcycles and spending time with his two daughters. He is also passionate about causes that deal with harder to cure cancers like pancreatic, and brain tumors. Attending charitable events to progress to a cure for these cancers is important to him.

Connect with Justin!

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EVENING PROGRAM Welcome NBC10 Meteorologist Justin Godynick Opening Ceremony and Presentation of the Colors Cradle of Liberty Council, Boy Scouts of America Scout Presentation Council Remarks and Scouting in Philadelphia Daniel A. Templar, Scout Executive and CEO Scout Speaker Terence Lindsay, Eagle Scout Chairman Remarks and Fund the Mission Mark Chilutti , Council Presdient and Chairman of the Board Invocation Dinner Served Presentation of the “Good Scout” Award Thomas A. Caramanico Presentation of the “Good Scout” Award Chellie Cameron Pinewood Derby Final Heat and Awards Presentatoin Presentation of the “Good Scout” Award Gregory E. Deavens Closing

Gregory E. Deavens

President and CEO Independence Blue Cross

WE SALUTE Greg Deavens | 2023 “Good Scout” Award recipient Independence Blue Cross congratulates our CEO Greg Deavens along with Chellie Cameron and Tom Caramanico, the 2023 “Good Scout” Award recipients.

We recognize Greg for his inclusive leadership and for his commitment to advancing equitable, whole-person health in our region.

“GOOD SCOUT” AWARD Gregory E. Deavens, CPA*, CGMA, is president and chief executive officer for Independence Health Group (Independence), parent of Independence Blue Cross, one of the nation’s leading health insurers.

Under his leadership, Independence has been committed to advancing equitable, whole-person health care. This includes an emphasis on reducing racial and economic health inequities and integrating physical and behavioral health care. The organization also has focused on partnerships dedicated to reducing the cost of medications for the benefit of members and employer customers.

Mr. Deavens has been named to Savoy Magazine’s Most Influential Black Executives in Corporate America, Philadelphia Magazine’s Most Influential People in Philadelphia, and Modern Healthcare’s 100 Most Influential People in Healthcare, among other honors. He also received the Excellence in Governance award from Modern Healthcare in recognition of his contributions as chair of the board of directors for Hartford HealthCare from June 2020 to June 2023.

He assumed the role of CEO at Independence in January 2021. Mr. Deavens joined the company in 2017 as executive vice president, chief financial officer, and treasurer. Prior to that, he held senior financial roles at MassMutual, NY Life, Cigna, and GE Capital.

He began his career in public accounting with Price Waterhouse, where he specialized in financial services while working in the firm’s New York, London, and St. Louis offices.

Mr. Deavens serves on the boards of Alegeus Technologies, America’s Health Insurance Plans, BCS Financial Corporation, the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia, Hartford HealthCare, National Institute for Health Care Management, and Quartet Health. He also is on advisory boards for PNC Bank (Philadelphia Region) and Town Hall Ventures. As part of his responsibilities at Independence, he serves on the boards of Independence Health Group and its subsidiaries.

In addition, Mr. Deavens serves as trustee of the Barnes Foundation, on the board of directors of the African American Museum in Philadelphia, and as an honorary trustee of the Amistad Center for Art & Culture. He also served on the transition leadership board of Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro.

The Chamber is proud to join

The Cradle of Liberty Council in recognizing the contributions of our President and Chief Executive Officer, Chellie Cameron, and esteemed members Gregory E. Deavens, Independence Blue Cross, and Thomas A. Caramanico, McCormick Taylor, to drive impact in Greater Philadelphia.

Our Vision: The Greater Philadelphia region is a top global destination for business and a leader in inclusive growth.

Together with our members, investors, and stakeholders, our work centers upon three strategic priorities: Amplify the impact of business in the region.

Advocate for a competitive business climate.

Grow a vibrant and diverse business community.

Interested in learning more? Visit us at ChamberPHL.com. @CHAMBERPHL #GOODBIZPHL

“GOOD SCOUT” AWARD Rochelle (“Chellie”) L. Cameron is the President and CEO of the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia, which represents over 600,000 employees across eleven counties.

Under Chellie’s leadership, the Chamber is driving impact and business growth in the Philadelphia region.

The Chamber works to build a better business climate through federal, state and local advocacy efforts; to accelerate economic competitiveness through business attraction and expansion, regional improvement, and talent initiatives; and to increase economic inclusion through diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.

Previously, Chellie served as CEO for the City of Philadelphia’s Division of Aviation, including both Philadelphia International and the Northeast Philadelphia Airports. As CEO of the airports, Chellie was the City’s chief aviation representative in local, state, national and international affairs. She was responsible for the operation of the airport system, and directed the planning, development, and administration of all airport activities.

Chellie served on Philadelphia’s aviation leadership team for 11 years, including 6 ½ years as CEO. Chellie also spent 13 years working for the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority and served for seven years as an active-duty officer in the United States Air Force and one year as an Air Force civilian employee. She completed her military service in 1998 as an active-duty Captain.

Chellie is Chair of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia’s Economic and Community Advisory Council and represents the Chamber on the Boards of Directors for the World Trade Center of Greater Philadelphia and the Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau. Previously, Chellie served as Vice Chair of the Board for Airports Council International – North America (ACI-NA) and on other international, national, and local boards and advisory groups.

Chellie has received recognition as a collaborative and inclusive leader. In 2019, Chellie was awarded one of Philadelphia Business Journal’s “Most Admired CEOs” for her outstanding record of innovation and her strong vision. Most recently, she was included in City & State PA’s 2022 “Philly Power 100” list.

Congratulations

Tom Caramanico 2023 “Good Scout” Award Recipient

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“GOOD SCOUT” AWARD Mr. Caramanico has been the president of McCormick Taylor, Inc., an engineering company designing highways and bridges, since 1988. He sold the company to a small internal group of executives in 2011 and continues to serve as president. With 480 employees in 19 offices spread across nine different states, the firm specializes in transportation planning, environmental studies, traffic studies and highway and bridge design. Mr. Caramanico joined the firm in 1972 as a structural engineer and became president and CEO in 1988.

Tom earned Bachelors and Masters Degrees from Villanova in Engineering. Trained as a structural engineer he joined McCormick Taylor as a bridge engineer and was engaged in software development and computer aided design and analysis.

He focused on Highway and bridge design and after the passage and implementation of the National Environmental Policy Act requiring Environmental Impact Statements for major federally funded projects he became a leader in environmental clearance for transportation projects. Throughout his career he has been involved in the largest transportation projects across Pennsylvania streamlining environmental studies, obtaining permitting agency approvals, speaking to the public or expediting the engineering design process.

Tom also serves on the Board of Independence Historical Trust where he currently is serving as the pro-bono Executive Director.

He is also on board of the National Liberty Museum and he chairs the Board of the Independence Visitor Center Corporation.

He recently joined the Board of Nuevo Esperanza, a non-profit organization focused on economic development, education and community building in the Hispanic Community in North Philadelphia. He also serves on the Board of Trustees of Drexel University and the Franklin Institute.

Tom is involved in pushing for Charter School Reform at the State level. He serves on the Board of Excellent Schools PA a 501(c)4 organization. He also chairs the Excellent Schools PA Political Action Committee. He also serves on the Board of Philadelphia Youth Sports Collaborative, a group supporting providers of after school sports for Philadelphia’s youth.

CONGRATULATIONS TO GREG DEAVENS AND ALL OF TODAY’S HONOREES. Thank you for your commitment to our community and for exemplifying the ideals of the Scout Oath and Law in everything you do.

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Stradley Ronon proudly supports the annual Corporate Campfire Gala benefiting Cradle of Liberty Council Boy Scouts of America and congratulates honorees: – Gregory E. Deavens – Rochelle (“Chellie”) L. Cameron – Thomas A. Caramanico For more than 95 years, Stradley Ronon has helped private and public companies — from small businesses to Fortune 500 corporations — achieve their goals. While we’re proud of our many client achievements, we’re just as dedicated to the communities in which we work and live. Through our financial contributions and volunteer efforts, we’re pleased to support hundreds of nonprofit and charitable organizations. www.stradley.com Pennsylvania | Washington, DC | New York | New Jersey | Illinois | Delaware

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“GOOD SCOUT” AWARD COMMITTEE Kathleen Albanese

Independence Blue Cross

Robert W. Bogle

Philadelphia Tribune

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National Real Estate Development

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Perryman Building & Construction

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Aquinas Realty Partners

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Bernard Dagenais

Main Line Chamber of Commerce

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Pennoni Associates Inc.

Leonard S. Poncia Jennifer Sparks Truist

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Celebrating those who serve the community we share.

At PNC, we're proud to support the Boy Scouts of America, 2023 Corporate Campfire Gala and celebrate all of the honorees for making our community an even better place.

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ANNUAL CAMPAIGN

ENDOWMENT

SPECIAL EVENTS

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Encouraging gifts to the endowment fund is one of Scouting’s highest priorities. It is one of the best ways to ensure that the Cradle of Liberty Council can continue to offer the outstanding programs it now has long into the future and also grow to meet the needs of the youth and communities it serves.

Special Events at Cradle of Liberty Council is a wonderful way to support Scouting. Whether you are golfer or shooter, looking for investment opportunities for marketing, or want to celebrate one of our deserving "Good Scout" Award Recipients, there's endless opportunities to get involved.

An endowment is a fund is held in perpetuity to provide interest and dividend earnings for the benefit of a charitable cause. That is the textbook definition, but in reality, an endowment is the life preserver of a charitable organization.

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businesses with an opportunity to support the programs and facilities of the Cradle of Liberty Council with a non-restricted gift, either recurring monthly as a member of the Liberty Society or a one-time gift. Your investment stays local to support Scouting right here in Philadelphia, Delaware and Montgomery Counties.

The true cost of Scouting is much greater than what local dues or event and camping fees cover.

The Annual Campaign gives individuals and businesses the opportunity to contribute to the Cradle of Liberty Council at a level of their own choosing according to their interest and ability to give.

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PLANNED GIFTS

CAMPERSHIP

Community "Good Scout" Receptions Delaware County "Good Scout" Award Robert Morris "Good Scout" Award Century Club "Good Scout" Award Edward Town Taws "Community Service" Award

Leaving your legacy through a gift to Scouting may be one of the most important decisions you make in your lifetime. As a donor to the Cradle of Liberty Council, you can use your giving to achieve personal goals, enhance your financial security, and help shape the future of Scouting. Planned giving includes several ways for you to include charitable giving in your total financial plan. Many donors and supporters of Scouting have chosen planned giving to show their interest in supporting Scouting beyond their lifetime while realizing some tax benefits today.

Camping is a vital element of Scouting, as it provides a chance for youth to experience living in a different environment and acquire skills and knowledge that enable them provide for themselves and others. At camp, youth meet Scouts from other geographical areas, learn basic survival skills, and participate in countless fun activities.

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Donations to the Campership Fund directly provides financial support to Scouts in our Council, so all youth have the opportunity to go to camp regardless of financial hardship.

For more information, please contact: Janelle Carter, Senior Development Director janelle.carter@scouting.org

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13th Annual Cradle of Liberty Corporate Campfire Gala Congratulations to Its Honorees!

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BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA &

CRADLE OF LIBERTY COUNCIL HONOREES Gregory A. Deavens Chellie Cameron Thomas Caramanico

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CONTRACTORS ◊ ENGINEERS ◊ CONSTRUCTION MANAGERS

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OUTCOMES

Scouting aims to develop in all participants the following attributes: CONTRIBUTING CITIZENSHIP AND ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP:

Scouting provides young people critical training and opportunities to become contributing members of the community and inspires them to fulfill their civic responsibilities such as political awareness, community service, and environmental stewardship. Scouts report more than 65,000 hours of community service across Greater Philadelphia annually. As a steward of nearly 7,500 acres of wilderness in Eastern Pennsylvania, the Council engages Scouts and volunteers in conservation projects in partnership with State and Federal Agencies and the Natural Lands Trust. Since 2012, the Council has completed more than $250,000 in projects to preserve the habitat of endangered species, improve the health of its forests, and combat invasive species.

MENTAL & PHYSICAL WELLNESS:

To Scouting, "physically fit" means to prepare one's body for a lifetime of great adventures by eating nutritious foods, making positive lifestyle choices, and being regularly active. Scouting curriculum teaches young people how to plan and prepare healthy meals and introduces a variety of low-to-no-cost lifestyle sports to participants such as hiking, canoeing, and cycling to help them find a passion that will keep them fit throughout their lives. In a recent survey, 77% of participants reported that Scouting increased their level of physical activity.

LEADERSHIP:

Scouting aims to prepare today’s young people to be the next generation of ethical community leaders.

Program curriculum introduces youth to age-appropriate leadership experiences as they advance through the program and a variety of situations that require them to take risks and solve problems. Tenured participants have the opportunity to lead a group of their peers and hold positions of responsibility at their local group as well as attend a week-long National Youth Leadership Training Course (NYLT) that provides best practices and techniques to be an effective leader. NYLT is taught by older Scouts who have already completed the course and want to put their knowledge into practice. 73% of Scouts BSA members report having a leadership opportunity in the last 12 months.

CHARACTER:

In 2012, the John Templeton Foundation granted Cradle of Liberty Council $5M to partner with Tufts University to study Scouting's impact on youth development. For three years, Tufts University surveyed 1,800 Scouts from diverse backgrounds and a comparison sample of 400 boys not in Scouting. By their third year in the program, Scouts reported significant increases in intentional self-regulation, hopeful future expectations, and character traits such as trustworthiness, kindness, and obedience. There were no significant increases among non-Scouts and in some cases non-Scouts reported a decrease in these areas. Scouts also reported higher levels of prosocial values (helping others, doing the right thing) than non-Scouts.

STEM:

STEM is a key area of Scouting’s program curriculum. While Scouting is well-known for its environmental science focus, it also incorporates opportunities for Scouts to learn about chemistry, electronics, computer programming, and other STEM fields. In a recent survey, 87% of Scouts BSA members reported that Scouting increased their knowledge in STEM-related fields.

FOLLOW THE ADVENTURE

Congratulations Good Scout Award Recipient

GREG DEAVENS

and the other honorees.

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Chellie Cameron President and Chief Executive Officer Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia

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the Boy Scouts of America Cradle of Liberty Council In Memory of Robert H Lux: The Temple Health community celebrates the life and mourns the loss of this exemplary Temple leader.

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Corporate Campfire Honorees Gregory E. Deavens

President and CEO Independence Blue Cross

Chellie Cameron

President and CEO Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia

Thomas A. Caramanico President McCormick Taylor

We proudly congratulate all the

CRADLE OF LIBERTY COUNCIL’S 13th Annual Corporate Campfire honorees

GREGORY E. DEAVENS, CHELLIE CAMERON, and

THOMAS A. CARAMANICO

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AFTER SCHOOL SCOUTING After School Scouting brings Scout Programs to every neighborhood despite barriers such as lack of present adults, unsafe communities for evening program, and low income families. The Scouting program is delivered by hired mentors and teachers called “Program Specialists” in after-school settings at targeted schools or community organizations. Our goal is for each Scout to achieve at least one Scout rank advancement per year, attend camp, and develop skills that will last a lifetime.

EXPLORING

STEM

Exploring provides professional mentors and onsite career experiences to more than 750 young men and women ages 14-21. Reputable companies throughout the Philadelphia area host Exploring groups (Posts) that meet weekly during the school year to teach young people about a particular vocation. Posts include PECO, the Philadelphia Fire Department, the Philadelphia Police Department, Boeing, and MORE!

Scouts participating in our STEM programs are engage in handson learning and receive mentorship to STEM-related topics, careers, and fields that are so crucial to the success of our future workforce. Exposure to these critical areas outside the classroom engage Scouts in key learning, with the goal to foster higher interest and comprehension in related academic subjects.

MUSSER SCOUT RESERVATION Musser Scout Reservation is located along the Unami Creek on over 1,400 acres of Marlborough Township, Pennsylvania. It is part of the largest contiguous forest in Southeastern Pennsylvania. It now includes Camp Hart, Camp Delmont and Camp Garrison.

Facilities of the Musser Scout Reservation serve as the home base for Cub Scout summer camp, outdoor learning, leadership development and good old fashioned fun!

FOLLOW THE ADVENTURE

RESICA FALLS Situated in the beautiful Pocono Mountains, Resica Falls Scout Reservation is a 4,200-acre Scouting Paradise. Set in an endless track of mountain trails, clear streams, and waterfalls, Resica has an amazing program of activities for Scouts to enjoy during their summer camp experience and beyond. This paradise is home to hundreds of different trees, plants, and animals, and to over 3,000 Scouts each summer.

CONGRATULATIONS CHELLIE CAMERON THOMAS CARAMANICO GREGORY DEAVENS 2023 CORPORATE CAMPFIRE HONOREES

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Boy Scouts of America Cradle of Liberty 13th Annual Corporate Campfire Gala Congratulations to the 2023 “Good Scout” honorees: • Gregory E. Deavens, President and CEO, Independence Blue Cross • Chellie Cameron, President and CEO, Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia • Thomas Caramanico, President, McCormick Taylor amerihealthcaritas.com

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