2200 Centrepark West Drive, Suite 100 West Palm Beach, FL 33409 (561) 689-8880 | www.hedrickbrothers.com Spring 2011The Official Newsletter of Hedrick Brothers Construction

Commercial n Historic Restoration n Education n Luxury Residential n Country Clubs n Sustainable /Green Construction

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Northboro Elementary School has achieved LEED Gold certification under LEED for Schools from the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). The $26 million modernization and restoration was completed in August of 2010. Congratulations to the entire team, the School District of Palm Beach County, the staff, administration and students!

Hedrick Brothers Construction has been accepted into the CHASE Program. This OSHA-cooperative program with the Florida East Coast Chapter of the AGC recognizes the construction, health, and safety excellence of the company’s job sites.

The United States Environmental Protection Agency’s office of Pollution Prevention and Toxics has designated Hedrick Brothers Construction as a lead-certified renovator. Catherine Dzenutis, Jim Kleen II, Chris Mattingly, and Tony Mish have been trained

in the use of lead-safe work practices and certified through the EPA’s lead-based paint, renovation, repair and painting program, which applies to renovations of residential houses, apartments and child-occupied facilities, such as schools, built before 1978.

Hedrick Brothers Construction is now on Facebook. Visit www.hedrickbrothers.com and click on the “Like us on Facebook” link.

Allen Gast, project manager, has been appointed to the board of directors of the ACE Mentor Program of South Florida.

Ben Clemens, vice president operations is serving on the board of directors of the Florida East Coast chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC).

Barbara L. Laing, director of human resources & safety, is serving as the event chairman of the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life of Palm Beach International, April 29-30 at the Palm Beach Kennel Club.

If you would like to receive this newsletter electronically, please send your e-mail address to info@hedrickbrothers.com.

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Hedrick Brothers Construction co-sponsored the Palm Beach Chamber Breakfast with The Breakers Palm Beach on December 9, 2010. This annual Business & Professional Campaign event supports the Town of Palm Beach’s United Way.

Robin Lunsford, senior project manager, Dale Hedrick, president, and Rick Gonzalez from REG Architects took representatives from the National Trust for Historic Preservation on a tour of the 1916 Palm Beach County Courthouse. The historic restoration of this building, including demolition and removal of past additions to the original structure, was completed in December 2007.

Chéri Pavlik, director of business development, along with Ben Clemens, vice president operations, John Banting, sustainable construction manager, and Diane Harper, executive assistant, represented Hedrick Brothers Construction at the Club Managers Association of America’s annual convention in Orlando, February 26-27.

Hedrick Brothers Construction was a sponsor of the fifth annual Workforce Alliance Summit on February 2 in West Palm Beach, featuring John G. Miller, author of Outstanding! 47 Ways to Make Your Organization Exceptional. Palm Beach County employers, businesses, government and educational partners, and community organizations attended the presentation.

“Thanks to the dedication of the Hedrick Brothers Construction and Ocampo & Associates teams, the construction of the new Max M. Fisher club was truly a coordinated effort. It was a pleasure to work with a group that not only wanted to build a terrific building, but wanted to help us as an organization reduce costs when possible. Those savings will help us to help more children and ultimately that is what this beautiful new facility is all about,” says Mary O’Connor, president & CEO, Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County.

Max M. Fisher Boys & Girls Club, Riviera Beach, Florida. Left to right: Mike Fosse, Grissell Santana, Ben Clemens, Dale Hedrick, Ernie Ojito, Calvin Campbell, Mary O’Connor, Don Jones, Chéri Pavlik, Carl Boldin, Raul Ocampo, and Marcus Johnson

Please recycle.

Teamwork Builds Great Projects

Dale Hedrick, Paul Leone, Muriel Siebert, Michael Bracci

Growth Strategies for Today’s Church, hosted by the National Association of Church Design Builders and sponsored by Hedrick Brothers Construction, will be held on Wednesday, April 6, at EcoPlex in West Palm Beach, from 9:30-3:00. Speakers include Duncan Dodds of The Flippen Group and Integrus Leadership, presenting on leadership growth and social networking, plus specialists in master planning, stewardship, fundraising and financing. For more information, contact Chéri Pavlik, (561) 242-4330, cpavlik@hedrickbrothers.com or register online at www.hedrickbrothers.com.

New Vice President Joins Our Team

Jack Ullrich has joined Hedrick Brothers Construction as a vice president. With more than 25 years of general contractor and construction manager experience in South Florida, handling a wide range of project types in the private and public sectors, Jack specializes in K-12, higher education, and commercial building. He is knowledgeable in design-build, fast-track projects, major renovations, subcontract negotiations, project management, estimating and project scheduling, and is LEED trained. He resides with his family in Wellington, Florida.

Promotions

We are pleased to announce the following employee promotions: Chris Mattingly to project manager; Judy Powers to assistant project manager; and Kim Weary to assistant project manager. Thank you for your hard work and dedication to serving our clients.

The 80,000 SF renovation of an existing building for the Health Care District of Palm Beach County has commenced. The Lake Worth location will be a consolidation of the administrative offices. Healthcare architect: Saltz Michelson

Construction is well underway for the 5,726 SF property owners’ association two-story building for an exclusive private gated community in North Palm Beach, with expected completion in September. Property association architect: Edward H. Sheahan III, P.A.

A 3,200 SF renovation has begun to an existing private residence in Palm Beach. Lillian Fernandez Interiors (interior decorator), Virginia Dominicis, LLC (designer), Smith & Moore Architects, Inc. (architect), Chane, Inc. (mechanical engineer)

EMPLOYEE UPDATES

PROJECT UPDATES

FORESIGHT

TEAM: a group of people working together with one common goal. People work in teams every day – from sports to parenting, non-profits to sales. The employees of a successful business need to work as a team, too. At Hedrick Brothers Construction, our goal is Uncompromised Excellence in

everything we do, whether it is in the office, on a job site or in the community. There are two important factors to our teamwork:

1. Strategic Planning, which incorporates our vision, mission, brand promise, goals and initiatives, which all team members are involved with, contribute to and are responsible for fulfilling; and

2. On-going training that encourages individual growth both professionally and personally such as OSHA Construction Outreach and Leadership, and bi-monthly Lunch & Learns on Making a Difference through Volunteerism, Financial Health: Planning for Retirement, and Heart Healthy Living.

Mentoring is also an important part of building a team and to supporting and encouraging the next generation. Here are two great examples:

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County, featured in our cover story, provide more than a safe, fun and constructive alternative to being home alone – they offer a variety of award-winning developmental programs to help youth build skills, self-esteem and values during critical periods of growth.

We are once again participating in the ACE Mentor Program at Atlantic Community High School. Led by project manager, Allen Gast, 16 students in the Construction Career Academy meet after school once a month from October through May. Four of these students, seniors Shlighton Estime, Joseph Philogene, Perry Alfred and Daniel Norzea, are gaining additional construction experience – wanting to “leave their mark.” They found this opportunity by building the Eagle Nest House in Delray Beach. Upon graduation from the Construction Academy, the students receive an Industry Certification in the field of construction and can immediately be employable after high school. But these four gentlemen have bigger plans and goals … their future includes college degrees in engineering and architecture. Watch out world!

Dale R. Hedrick LEED AP, President

Max M. Fisher Boys & girls Club Riviera Beach, Florida

After opening in the City of Riviera Beach’s former fire station in 1991, the Boys & Girls Club reached capacity within a year and moved to the former Riviera Beach Elementary School. Built in 1926, the outdated school lacked sufficient space and amenities to serve the nearly 500 children in need, from ages six to 18.

In 2009, construction of the new Max M. Fisher Boys & Girls Club in Riviera Beach began, with collaboration among the owner, architect, design consultants and builder— from the initial concept through completion—enabling the team to have a clear understanding of the client’s needs and expectations. This partnership approach optimized the fit between design and budget, provided the ability to forecast ahead of schedule, and ensured the selection of qualified specialty trades.

The new 22,570 SF building opened in November 2010 and includes a new athletic field and parking spaces. The building houses an education center, computer lab, full-size gymnasium, game rooms, arts and crafts center, dance and music studios, teen center, kitchen, and numerous multi-purpose areas.

The team has been reunited to begin construction on the new Marjorie S. Fisher Boys & Girls Club in West Palm Beach, Florida. The 21,953 SF tilt-wall building will have a gymnasium, arts and crafts, computer, science, and teen game rooms, multipurpose spaces for cadets and juniors, and a canteen. The 12.13 acres will also include construction of two retention basins, a realigned roadway and intersection improvements.

Congratulations to the donors and staff of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County for their efforts in making a difference in the lives of so many youngsters.

Riviera Beach project team: Ben Clemens, vice president operations; Don Jones, senior project manager; Mike Fosse, superintendent; Grissell Santana, project coordinator. Architect: Ocampo & Associates.

West Palm Beach project team: Ben Clemens, vice president; Don Jones, senior project manager; Tom Holt, superintendent; John Richardson, assistant project manager, Architect: Ocampo & Associates.

Dale Hedrick, President

COVeR STORY

Jack Ullrich

Tom Holt, Gene Parker, Steve Videon & Judy Powers

eMPlOYee PROFile

Palm Beach Residence

The residential division of Hedrick Brothers Construction is consistently recommended for their quality craftsmanship, attention to detail and client-focused commitment.

The team of Gene Parker, executive vice president; Steve Videon, superintendent; Tom Holt, superintendent, Judy Powers, project administrator and Don Walke, project manager are to be commended for a recently completed Palm Beach, Florida residence. The restoration and renovation of this landmarked 1926 Mediterranean revival-style 19,000 SF main house, 4,000 SF guest house, and a new 289 LF seawall exemplifies true collaboration for this uniquely situated property.

Distinctive elements included restoration of the profiles of the eaves and cornice details, as well as the stone surrounds around the two primary entrances on the south and east faces; the front lawn area was raised 10 feet to create a view that “hides” the traffic so the ocean view is unobstructed; the restoration of a raised garden area with wall fountains; and a “bridge” that connects the main house to the guest house.

Elizabeth Donnell Kay was the first owner of this home and is often credited with being the original designer. Mark Marsh of Bridges Marsh Architects and landscape architect, Sanchez and Maddox, carried on this tradition.

“In a meeting with the owner, he stated that it is unheard of in today’s

time that people do what they say they’re going to do; this exemplifies

this team’s efforts,” said Gene Parker, executive vice president.

Vinceremos Therapeutic Riding Center, inc. loxahatchee, Florida

Hedrick Brothers Construction is proud to have been selected to build the new covered shelter and parking area for the Vinceremos Therapeutic Riding Center in Loxahatchee, Florida. Vinceremos currently works with 350 students and has a stable of 14 horses. The covered shelter will allow the center to provide year-round service to clients who are sensitive to the heat and will keep the program operational in the event of inclement weather. Alan Gerwig and Associates is the project engineer.

Meet The Team:

Steve Videon With more than 42 years in construction, Steve is a West Palm Beach native who has worked in the residential division since 1997. As the superintendent for this project, with his main focus on the home’s interior, he believes it is always a plus when a home can be restored back to its original state and relishes the challenge of schedules so that in the end, the owner can move in on the promised date no matter what changes come down the road. In his spare time, Steve rides his bicycle each weekend.

Tom Holt As the superintendent responsible for the exterior structural, landscape and hardscape elements of this project, Tom Holt used his 25 years of construction experience to, in his words, “make this property once more unique for the area.” Tom, his wife, and four children are all involved in school, sports and church activities.

Judy Powers As the assistant project manager, with 23 years of construction industry experience, Judy Powers’ role included planning, scheduling, subcontractor contracts and procurement. She enjoys volunteer work, serving as president of the Council of Catholic Women, reading, and sudoku.

Charlotte Smith, Cathy Zegel, Darlene Curti, Iseult Broglio, Ruth Menor, John Banting, Emily Marschok, Dave Muir

Perry Alfred, Tim Sachse, Shlighton Estime, Joseph Philogene, Allen Gast, Robyn Chamberlain Clark

New Vice President Joins Our Team

Jack Ullrich has joined Hedrick Brothers Construction as a vice president. With more than 25 years of general contractor and construction manager experience in South Florida, handling a wide range of project types in the private and public sectors, Jack specializes in K-12, higher education, and commercial building. He is knowledgeable in design-build, fast-track projects, major renovations, subcontract negotiations, project management, estimating and project scheduling, and is LEED trained. He resides with his family in Wellington, Florida.

Promotions

We are pleased to announce the following employee promotions: Chris Mattingly to project manager; Judy Powers to assistant project manager; and Kim Weary to assistant project manager. Thank you for your hard work and dedication to serving our clients.

The 80,000 SF renovation of an existing building for the Health Care District of Palm Beach County has commenced. The Lake Worth location will be a consolidation of the administrative offices. Healthcare architect: Saltz Michelson

Construction is well underway for the 5,726 SF property owners’ association two-story building for an exclusive private gated community in North Palm Beach, with expected completion in September. Property association architect: Edward H. Sheahan III, P.A.

A 3,200 SF renovation has begun to an existing private residence in Palm Beach. Lillian Fernandez Interiors (interior decorator), Virginia Dominicis, LLC (designer), Smith & Moore Architects, Inc. (architect), Chane, Inc. (mechanical engineer)

EMPLOYEE UPDATES

PROJECT UPDATES

FORESIGHT

TEAM: a group of people working together with one common goal. People work in teams every day – from sports to parenting, non-profits to sales. The employees of a successful business need to work as a team, too. At Hedrick Brothers Construction, our goal is Uncompromised Excellence in

everything we do, whether it is in the office, on a job site or in the community. There are two important factors to our teamwork:

1. Strategic Planning, which incorporates our vision, mission, brand promise, goals and initiatives, which all team members are involved with, contribute to and are responsible for fulfilling; and

2. On-going training that encourages individual growth both professionally and personally such as OSHA Construction Outreach and Leadership, and bi-monthly Lunch & Learns on Making a Difference through Volunteerism, Financial Health: Planning for Retirement, and Heart Healthy Living.

Mentoring is also an important part of building a team and to supporting and encouraging the next generation. Here are two great examples:

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County, featured in our cover story, provide more than a safe, fun and constructive alternative to being home alone – they offer a variety of award-winning developmental programs to help youth build skills, self-esteem and values during critical periods of growth.

We are once again participating in the ACE Mentor Program at Atlantic Community High School. Led by project manager, Allen Gast, 16 students in the Construction Career Academy meet after school once a month from October through May. Four of these students, seniors Shlighton Estime, Joseph Philogene, Perry Alfred and Daniel Norzea, are gaining additional construction experience – wanting to “leave their mark.” They found this opportunity by building the Eagle Nest House in Delray Beach. Upon graduation from the Construction Academy, the students receive an Industry Certification in the field of construction and can immediately be employable after high school. But these four gentlemen have bigger plans and goals … their future includes college degrees in engineering and architecture. Watch out world!

Dale R. Hedrick LEED AP, President

Max M. Fisher Boys & girls Club Riviera Beach, Florida

After opening in the City of Riviera Beach’s former fire station in 1991, the Boys & Girls Club reached capacity within a year and moved to the former Riviera Beach Elementary School. Built in 1926, the outdated school lacked sufficient space and amenities to serve the nearly 500 children in need, from ages six to 18.

In 2009, construction of the new Max M. Fisher Boys & Girls Club in Riviera Beach began, with collaboration among the owner, architect, design consultants and builder— from the initial concept through completion—enabling the team to have a clear understanding of the client’s needs and expectations. This partnership approach optimized the fit between design and budget, provided the ability to forecast ahead of schedule, and ensured the selection of qualified specialty trades.

The new 22,570 SF building opened in November 2010 and includes a new athletic field and parking spaces. The building houses an education center, computer lab, full-size gymnasium, game rooms, arts and crafts center, dance and music studios, teen center, kitchen, and numerous multi-purpose areas.

The team has been reunited to begin construction on the new Marjorie S. Fisher Boys & Girls Club in West Palm Beach, Florida. The 21,953 SF tilt-wall building will have a gymnasium, arts and crafts, computer, science, and teen game rooms, multipurpose spaces for cadets and juniors, and a canteen. The 12.13 acres will also include construction of two retention basins, a realigned roadway and intersection improvements.

Congratulations to the donors and staff of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County for their efforts in making a difference in the lives of so many youngsters.

Riviera Beach project team: Ben Clemens, vice president operations; Don Jones, senior project manager; Mike Fosse, superintendent; Grissell Santana, project coordinator. Architect: Ocampo & Associates.

West Palm Beach project team: Ben Clemens, vice president; Don Jones, senior project manager; Tom Holt, superintendent; John Richardson, assistant project manager, Architect: Ocampo & Associates.

Dale Hedrick, President

COVeR STORY

Jack Ullrich

Tom Holt, Gene Parker, Steve Videon & Judy Powers

eMPlOYee PROFile

Palm Beach Residence

The residential division of Hedrick Brothers Construction is consistently recommended for their quality craftsmanship, attention to detail and client-focused commitment.

The team of Gene Parker, executive vice president; Steve Videon, superintendent; Tom Holt, superintendent, Judy Powers, project administrator and Don Walke, project manager are to be commended for a recently completed Palm Beach, Florida residence. The restoration and renovation of this landmarked 1926 Mediterranean revival-style 19,000 SF main house, 4,000 SF guest house, and a new 289 LF seawall exemplifies true collaboration for this uniquely situated property.

Distinctive elements included restoration of the profiles of the eaves and cornice details, as well as the stone surrounds around the two primary entrances on the south and east faces; the front lawn area was raised 10 feet to create a view that “hides” the traffic so the ocean view is unobstructed; the restoration of a raised garden area with wall fountains; and a “bridge” that connects the main house to the guest house.

Elizabeth Donnell Kay was the first owner of this home and is often credited with being the original designer. Mark Marsh of Bridges Marsh Architects and landscape architect, Sanchez and Maddox, carried on this tradition.

“In a meeting with the owner, he stated that it is unheard of in today’s

time that people do what they say they’re going to do; this exemplifies

this team’s efforts,” said Gene Parker, executive vice president.

Vinceremos Therapeutic Riding Center, inc. loxahatchee, Florida

Hedrick Brothers Construction is proud to have been selected to build the new covered shelter and parking area for the Vinceremos Therapeutic Riding Center in Loxahatchee, Florida. Vinceremos currently works with 350 students and has a stable of 14 horses. The covered shelter will allow the center to provide year-round service to clients who are sensitive to the heat and will keep the program operational in the event of inclement weather. Alan Gerwig and Associates is the project engineer.

Meet The Team:

Steve Videon With more than 42 years in construction, Steve is a West Palm Beach native who has worked in the residential division since 1997. As the superintendent for this project, with his main focus on the home’s interior, he believes it is always a plus when a home can be restored back to its original state and relishes the challenge of schedules so that in the end, the owner can move in on the promised date no matter what changes come down the road. In his spare time, Steve rides his bicycle each weekend.

Tom Holt As the superintendent responsible for the exterior structural, landscape and hardscape elements of this project, Tom Holt used his 25 years of construction experience to, in his words, “make this property once more unique for the area.” Tom, his wife, and four children are all involved in school, sports and church activities.

Judy Powers As the assistant project manager, with 23 years of construction industry experience, Judy Powers’ role included planning, scheduling, subcontractor contracts and procurement. She enjoys volunteer work, serving as president of the Council of Catholic Women, reading, and sudoku.

Charlotte Smith, Cathy Zegel, Darlene Curti, Iseult Broglio, Ruth Menor, John Banting, Emily Marschok, Dave Muir

Perry Alfred, Tim Sachse, Shlighton Estime, Joseph Philogene, Allen Gast, Robyn Chamberlain Clark

2200 Centrepark West Drive, Suite 100 West Palm Beach, FL 33409 (561) 689-8880 | www.hedrickbrothers.com Spring 2011The Official Newsletter of Hedrick Brothers Construction

Commercial n Historic Restoration n Education n Luxury Residential n Country Clubs n Sustainable /Green Construction

Presorted

First Class Mail

U.S. POSTage Paid

South Florida, FL

Permit No. 1594

Northboro Elementary School has achieved LEED Gold certification under LEED for Schools from the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). The $26 million modernization and restoration was completed in August of 2010. Congratulations to the entire team, the School District of Palm Beach County, the staff, administration and students!

Hedrick Brothers Construction has been accepted into the CHASE Program. This OSHA-cooperative program with the Florida East Coast Chapter of the AGC recognizes the construction, health, and safety excellence of the company’s job sites.

The United States Environmental Protection Agency’s office of Pollution Prevention and Toxics has designated Hedrick Brothers Construction as a lead-certified renovator. Catherine Dzenutis, Jim Kleen II, Chris Mattingly, and Tony Mish have been trained

in the use of lead-safe work practices and certified through the EPA’s lead-based paint, renovation, repair and painting program, which applies to renovations of residential houses, apartments and child-occupied facilities, such as schools, built before 1978.

Hedrick Brothers Construction is now on Facebook. Visit www.hedrickbrothers.com and click on the “Like us on Facebook” link.

Allen Gast, project manager, has been appointed to the board of directors of the ACE Mentor Program of South Florida.

Ben Clemens, vice president operations is serving on the board of directors of the Florida East Coast chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC).

Barbara L. Laing, director of human resources & safety, is serving as the event chairman of the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life of Palm Beach International, April 29-30 at the Palm Beach Kennel Club.

If you would like to receive this newsletter electronically, please send your e-mail address to info@hedrickbrothers.com.

SIGHTINGS

CGC013137

ON-SITE

EMPLOYEES IN THE COMMUNITY

Hedrick Brothers Construction co-sponsored the Palm Beach Chamber Breakfast with The Breakers Palm Beach on December 9, 2010. This annual Business & Professional Campaign event supports the Town of Palm Beach’s United Way.

Robin Lunsford, senior project manager, Dale Hedrick, president, and Rick Gonzalez from REG Architects took representatives from the National Trust for Historic Preservation on a tour of the 1916 Palm Beach County Courthouse. The historic restoration of this building, including demolition and removal of past additions to the original structure, was completed in December 2007.

Chéri Pavlik, director of business development, along with Ben Clemens, vice president operations, John Banting, sustainable construction manager, and Diane Harper, executive assistant, represented Hedrick Brothers Construction at the Club Managers Association of America’s annual convention in Orlando, February 26-27.

Hedrick Brothers Construction was a sponsor of the fifth annual Workforce Alliance Summit on February 2 in West Palm Beach, featuring John G. Miller, author of Outstanding! 47 Ways to Make Your Organization Exceptional. Palm Beach County employers, businesses, government and educational partners, and community organizations attended the presentation.

“Thanks to the dedication of the Hedrick Brothers Construction and Ocampo & Associates teams, the construction of the new Max M. Fisher club was truly a coordinated effort. It was a pleasure to work with a group that not only wanted to build a terrific building, but wanted to help us as an organization reduce costs when possible. Those savings will help us to help more children and ultimately that is what this beautiful new facility is all about,” says Mary O’Connor, president & CEO, Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County.

Max M. Fisher Boys & Girls Club, Riviera Beach, Florida. Left to right: Mike Fosse, Grissell Santana, Ben Clemens, Dale Hedrick, Ernie Ojito, Calvin Campbell, Mary O’Connor, Don Jones, Chéri Pavlik, Carl Boldin, Raul Ocampo, and Marcus Johnson

Please recycle.

Teamwork Builds Great Projects

Dale Hedrick, Paul Leone, Muriel Siebert, Michael Bracci

Growth Strategies for Today’s Church, hosted by the National Association of Church Design Builders and sponsored by Hedrick Brothers Construction, will be held on Wednesday, April 6, at EcoPlex in West Palm Beach, from 9:30-3:00. Speakers include Duncan Dodds of The Flippen Group and Integrus Leadership, presenting on leadership growth and social networking, plus specialists in master planning, stewardship, fundraising and financing. For more information, contact Chéri Pavlik, (561) 242-4330, cpavlik@hedrickbrothers.com or register online at www.hedrickbrothers.com.

Growth Strategies for Today’s ChurchToday’s ChurchT , hosted by the National Association of Church Design Builders and sponsored by Hedrick Brothers Construction, will be held on Wednesday, April 6, at EcoPlex in West Palm Beach, from 9:30-3:00. Speakers include Duncan Dodds of The Flippen Group and Integrus Leadership, presenting on leadership growth and social networking, plus specialists in master planning, stewardship, fundraising and financing. For more information, contact Chéri Pavlik, (561)242-4330, cpavlik@hedrickbrothers.com or register online at www.hedrickbrothers.com.