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Atlas Corps, a top-50 nonprofit founded by Scott Beale, recently celebrated 10 years of advancing civil society. Atlas Corps is a nonprofit organization based in Washington, D.C., endorsed by the White House, in partnership with the State Department and partially funded by the U.S. Government. It sponsors an exchange program that brings the world’s best social change leaders to volunteer in the U.S., Colombia, and Australia for 12 to 18 months. Over 10 years, Atlas Corps has supported 500-plus leaders from 79 countries who have served at leading nonprofits, in the private sector and in government agencies including American Red Cross, Ashoka, CARE, Habitat for Humanity and American Express Philanthropy.
Dave Preston is delighted to announce that he and his girlfriend Ailish were engaged in September.
’98 Kathryn Hodges-Harmon has joined the Wilmington, Delaware, office of Elliott Greenleaf P.C. Kathryn concentrates her practice in the areas of complex commercial litigation, bankruptcy litigation, entity formation, nonprofit representation, insurance coverage disputes, compliance and intellectual property. Kathryn is admitted to the bar of the State of Delaware and the United States District Court for the District of Delaware. She is also a member of the Delaware State Bar Association and the Richard S. Rodney Inn of Court.
’03 Alice Goldsberry writes, “In May 2016, I graduated with a master’s in public school leadership from Teachers College at Columbia University. After spending six years as a classroom teacher and three years as an assistant principal, this summer I assumed the principal role at KIPP Blytheville College Preparatory School in Blytheville, Arkansas.”
’05 Rachel Dorf-Caine and Jonathan Czerepak were married in Raleigh, North Carolina, on September 2, 2016. They live in Fayetteville, North Carolina, where Jonathan is serving in the U.S. Army and doing his residency in oral surgery, while Rachel is a school counselor at an artsintegrated charter school.
Kathryn is a lifelong resident of Delaware and lives in Wilmington with her husband Kiadii Harmon ’96 and daughter.
Brothers Join Family Business Chris Daniels ’05 and Jordan Daniels ’06 have joined the family business, Daniels + Tansey, LLP. Daniels + Tansey is a Wilmingtonbased registered investment advisor (RIA) with services including financial planning and tax and investment management.
’07 On November 19, 2016, Mike Fucci was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps. Mike writes, “I am on an aviation contract and will continue on to flight school to become a pilot for the Marines.” Laura Stimson is engaged to Christian Peter, and the two plan to marry in May 2017.
’09 Rachael Polnerow and Matt Nabhan were married on September 4, 2016, on the family property in Vermont. Several Tatnall graduates, including Cameron Forbes ’09 (best man), Charlie Forbes ’06 (groomsman), Dean Williams ’07 (groomsman), Stephanie Burrus ’09 (maid of honor) and Alex Saad ’09 (bridesmaid) stood alongside the happy couple as they said “I do.” The Williams, Forbes, Saad and Walker families were also in attendance, along with Doug Bennett ’09.
“Six Degrees of Wayne Kimmel”
Avery Stabler Travis has moved from Brooklyn, New York, to the Catskills with her husband and three-year-old son to open Scribner’s Catskills Lodge, an all-seasons boutique-style hotel in Hunter, New York. Blending creativity with eclectic energy in providing urban explorers with unparalleled access to the region’s thriving renaissance, the hotel offers 38 impeccable rooms and an excellent on-property restaurant. Jonathan Czerepak and his wife Rachel Dorf-Caine ’05.
Wayne Kimmel ’88— entrepreneur, venture capitalist, philanthropist and networker— recently released the book “Six Degrees of Wayne Kimmel.” In the book, Wayne shares practical secrets of his success and intimate glimpses into his high-stakes business deals.
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