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University of Central Florida

Spring/Summer 2010

Trio Receives UCF's Top Award

From the DeanWhile our business school is large, we prefer to emphasize our quality over quantity. This is actually an easy task since we are frequently recognized for our top-notch programs and our exceptional students, faculty and alumni.

Our undergraduate program was recently ranked the number one public business school for return on investment by Bloomberg BusinessWeek. We are proud of this accomplishment and continuously strive to offer the highest level of education at the lowest possible costs to our students.

The effort has paid off. Our students consistently win awards, achieve high test scores and are fully prepared to enter the competitive global market upon graduation. Best of all, they enter the job market with minimal debt from student loans.

You can learn about the type of outstanding students we attract by reading our cover story. Lauren Rehm, Shelly Frick and Stephanie Koffler were named to the Order of Pegasus Class of 2010, UCF's most prestigious student honor. Their accomplishments are amazing and all three boast that the college played a vital role in helping them achieve their goals.

Our faculty members are often quoted in the local, state and national media. They serve on numerous editorial boards and have won many honors and awards. You can read about some of them in our Faculty News section.

Finally, as you can tell on page 9, our alumni are spread out across the nation as we have graduates living in all 50 states. I am delighted that so many of them keep in contact with us, hire our graduates, provide internship opportunities and stay involved. Judging by the popularity of our website and our social networking sites, our graduates know that no matter where they live, the UCF College of Business Administration is just one click away!

We are still a young business school. I am confident that as we continue to mature, we will continue to soar. Stay tuned!

Thomas L. Keon, DeanThomas L. Keon

About the cover photo: Three business students were named to the Order of Pegasus Class of 2010, UCF's most prestigious student honor. From left to right, Lauren Rehm, Shelly Frick and Stephanie Koffler. Photo by Joe Brooks.

Table of Contents

Two Long-Time Faculty Members Retire3

New Real Estate Program Begins In June4

Ph.D. Program Thrives5

Alumni News9

Biz Central10

Dean's Executive Council12

Faculty News2

6 Cover StoryThree Business Students Inducted Into Order of Pegasus

Dean: Thomas L. KeonCommunications Director: Joanne Chive, ‘03 and ‘07Graphic Design/Digital Artwork: Jonathan Gabriel, ‘06Cover Photo: Joe Brooks Photography

UCF Business (In The Know) is published by the College of Business Administration at the University of Central Florida. We welcome your letters and comments. Please write to: Communications Director, University of Central Florida, College of Business Administration, P.O. Box 161991, Orlando, FL 32816, or e-mail jchive@bus.ucf.edu.

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Our faculty members continue to gain national recognition and receive prestigious honors. Congratulations to the following:

Randy Anderson, the Howard Phillips Eminent Scholar Chair in the Dr. P. Phillips School of Real Estate, received the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP) Presidential Award during the chapter's 14th Annual Best of the Best Awards Gala.

Duane Davis and Ken White retired from the CBA. See page 3 for details.

Cyndi Gundy, marketing instructor, received the Certificate of Merit Award for Outstanding Faculty Advising by the National Academic Advising Association.

Jai Ganesh, associate dean and marketing professor, has been named dean of the business school at Rutgers University at Camden. He begins his new position in August 2010.

Steven Hornik, a lecturer in the Kenneth G. Dixon School of Accounting, is the principal investigator of “Autonomous Intelligent Agents for Student Orientation in Financial Accounting,” an innovative education project that was selected to receive funding from UCF.

Richard Lapchick was the primary author of two recent studies produced by The Institute of Diversity and Ethics in Sport (TIDES). The first report examined the graduation rates for the 2010 NCAA Men's Division I basketball tournament teams. TIDES also released the 2010 Racial and Gender Report Card for Major League Baseball. Lapchick is the director of TIDES, which is part of the college. In addition, he is the director of the DeVos Sport Business Management Graduate Program and president/CEO of the National Consortium for Academics and Sports (NCAS).

J. Walter (Wally) Milon, chair of the Department of Economics and Distinguished Research Professor, has been appointed to the Committee on Water Resources Science, Engineering and Policy for the National Research Council (NRC). The NRC, part of the National Academy of Science, provides information and analysis on matters involving science, engineering, and technology.

Robin Roberts, director and Burnett Eminent Scholar in the Kenneth G. Dixon School of Accounting, has been named editor of Accounting and the Public Interest (API). API is an academic journal published by the Public Interest Section of the American Accounting Association.

Sean Snaith, director of the Institute for Economic Competitiveness, has been selected to serve on the Wall Street Journal's prestigious economic forecasting panel. He is one of 56 economists who will be surveyed throughout the year. In addition, the Associated Press selected Snaith to serve on the panel for the inaugural AP Economy Survey. The new survey, which will be conducted quarterly, compiles forecasts of 44 leading private, corporate and academic economists on a range of indicators, including employment, inflation and home prices.

Karl Sooder, marketing instructor, was invited by Harvard Business School to serve on the Harvard Business Review Advisory Council.

Axel Stock, assistant professor in the Department of Marketing, has co-authored two journal articles selected for publication in Marketing Science. Additionally, he recently played Alexandra Kosteniuk to a draw in a 46-board simultaneous exhibition match during the Space Coast Chess Festival in Indialantic, FL. Kosteniuk, a native of Russia, is the reigning women's world chess champion.

Faculty News

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Ken White and Duane Davis, both tenured faculty members, have worked at FTU/UCF for a combined 74 years and have taught more than 44,000 students. Clearly, they have experienced countless changes over the years. But as both men prepare to retire, the college is about to experience a change as well.

For the first time in college history, Ken White will no longer be a full-time faculty member in the Economics Department. White is one of the charter faculty members and has been with the college since it opened in 1968. He joined UCF (which was known as FTU then) because he thought it would be exciting to be part of a new university.

When he began, he could not have foreseen that the university would grow as rapidly as it did. “I think that first year UCF had less than 2,000 students,” he said. Today, UCF is the third largest university in the nation with an enrollment that surpasses 53,000. When White joined UCF, the College of Business Administration had just 12 faculty members. Today, we have more than 150.

White has many fond memories, but it was working with students that he enjoyed the most. Throughout his 42 year career at UCF, he estimates he has taught 35,000-40,000 students with more than 100,000 contact hours! The good news is that he is ready to teach a few more.

While he is retiring from teaching full-time, he has agreed to teach a few EMBA classes downtown at the Executive Development Center.

Duane Davis, a professor in the Marketing Department, has also had a huge impact on the college. He joined the college in 1978 and was responsible for developing the Dick Pope Sr. Institute for Tourism Studies. He is a Fulbright Scholar and served as Chair of the Marketing Department. His research areas are services marketing, marketing strategy and business research.

Davis estimates he has taught 9,000 UCF students over the years. He most recently taught at the Brevard Campus. He states that his best memories are “the students, the people and others that I have learned from throughout my career here. I appreciate all the opportunities that have been available to me.”

Unlike White, Davis will not be teaching again, and has been named Professor Emeritus. What are his retirement plans? “Enjoy the rest of my life through travel and learning through experience. Experience other aspects of life that I probably ignored in my focus strictly on marketing!” he said.

The two were honored recently at a retirement reception hosted by the college.

From left to right: Ken White, Duane Davis

Photo of the original 12 faculty members. (Ken White, top left)

2 Professors Bid Farewell

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New Real Estate Program is an Easy Sale!The Master of Science in Real Estate program, which begins in June, is expected to have an inaugural class of 25 or more. This is another indicator clearly establishing that this is the right program at the right time in Central Florida!

The program was designed by the Dr. P. Phillips School of Real Estate as a flagship graduate program that prepares students for senior positions in residential and commercial real estate brokerage and appraisal, development and mortgage brokerage.

“The Central Florida region is a prime spot for commercial and residential real estate development. Graduates from this program will be well-positioned to fill a niche area in this market,” said Thomas L. Keon, dean of the CBA.

Classes will be taught in the professional format at the UCF Executive Development Center (EDC) and students will go through the 16-month program as a cohort. The curriculum combines a unique business core consisting of finance, accounting and marketing courses with advanced coursework in real estate. Students will earn 30 credit hours during five sessions and will be well-prepared to obtain Florida Real Estate brokerage and appraisal licenses.

The Dr. P. Phillips School of Real Estate was established in 2005. Dr. Phillips Inc. committed $2.5 million, which combined with a state matching gift, create a $5 million endowment for the Dr. P. Phillips School of Real Estate. The endowment supports the Howard Phillips Eminent Scholar Chair in Real Estate, the Dr. P. Phillips Institute for Research and Education in Real Estate, and the Dr. P. Phillips scholarship program for real estate students.

Inaugural Real Estate Presentation Featured Orange County Mayor More than 200 business and community leaders attended “Repositioning Real Estate: Political and Economic Trends,” that was hosted by the CBA's Dr. P. Phillips Institute for Research and Education in Real Estate. Held at the EDC, the event had Orange County Mayor Richard T. Crotty as keynote speaker.

The presentation was moderated by Randy Anderson, Howard Phillips Eminent Scholar Chair and John Crossman, President of Crossman and Company. Panelists included Robert Carmichael, senior vice president of Key Bank; Paul Ellis, president, CNL Commercial Real Estate; and Cynthia Shelton, director of investment sales at Colliers International and past president of the Florida Association of Realtors.

Attendees learned about the status of both residential and commercial real estate. While Florida has been hit hard with foreclosures, there are signs of improvement as inventory levels are decreasing and pending sales are on the rise. Commercial real estate always trails behind the residential sector by 12 to 18 months, so the commercial market is not expected to rebound until late 2010 or sometime in 2011.

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The CBA offers a full-time doctoral program that prepares students for a career in academics as well as management in both profit and nonprofit organizations. Current Ph.D. tracks include accounting, finance, management and marketing.

Our graduates have been placed in top business schools throughout the world. The table below demonstrates some of these appointments.

Ph.D. Program At A Glance

Discipline Appointment Upon GraduationAccounting Kenneth G. Dixon Research Fellow (UCF)MIS Bethune CookmanMIS University of KentuckyMarketing Indiana University, South BendMarketing University of Wisconsin-WhitewaterMarketing University of Southern IndianaMarketing University of Nevada, Las VegasMarketing University of Central OklahomaMarketing South Dakota StateFinance Coastal Carolina UniversityEconomics U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyFinance SUNY BrockportManagement Oklahoma State UniversityManagement Drexel UniversityManagement Missouri State University

Discipline Appointment Upon Graduation

Management Southern Methodist UniversityManagement Virginia TechManagement University of Washington-TacomaManagement Eastern KentuckyMIS University of LouisvilleMIS Towson UniversityMIS National Sun-Yat Sen University (Taiwan)MIS University of Massachusetts at DartmouthMIS University of Arkansas-Little RockMIS University of TampaMIS University of North TexasMarketing North Dakota State University

2009:

2008:

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Top Students Receive Top AwardAt a university with more than 53,000 students, sometimes it can be difficult for someone to stand out. However, that is not the case for three business students. Their hard work, leadership skills and dedication to both UCF and the community have earned them UCF's most prestigious student award.

Shelly Frick, Stephanie Koffler and Lauren Rehm have been named to the Order of Pegasus Class of 2010. The trio was among just 16 UCF students who were inducted this year. All three are also members of the President's Leadership Council.

Shelly Frick, a native of Jacksonville, will earn her MBA in August. She earned her B.S.B.A. in Finance from UCF and has won numerous student awards. She served on the Student Athlete Advisory Committee and represented UCF in Conference USA. Upon graduation she will continue working as an internal

audit consultant at Protiviti Independent Risk Consulting, and will eventually return to academia to pursue her Ph.D. She plans to become a Professor of Finance. No matter where she ends up though, UCF will always be in her heart. “I am so thankful for all this university has given me. I truly bleed black and gold and will always be a Knight wherever my future will take me!”

Stephanie Koffler is from Miami and recently earned degrees in both economics and political science. She is involved in many clubs and activities and has won numerous awards including the Charles N. and Frances Millican Scholarship for best exemplified leadership within the senior class. She will attend law school at the University of Florida this fall and plans to be an international human rights attorney. She feels UCF definitely prepared her for her career. “UCF has empowered me to excel academically and personally through a commitment to campus leadership. My experiences have taught me to consistently strive for excellence, providing me an invaluable foundation for my future.”

Lauren Rehm recently graduated with a B.S.B.A. in Marketing and a minor in Legal Studies. A native of Palm Harbor, Rehm has won many awards including the Annual Bernard C. Kissel Outstanding Speaker Competition. She also received the 2010 Founder's Day Award from the college. Like Koffler, she also plans to attend law school at the University of Florida this fall. “Because of my experiences here, I have a true conviction to live a life of constant discovery. I never want to stop seeking out opportunities, taking chances and learning new things. I know the confidence and passion I

“I am so honored to represent the College of Business Administration as an Order of Pegasus recipient. So much of my UCF career has been defined by my incredible experience as a business student. It is a wonderful privilege to be inducted into the Order of Pegasus knowing that the college has played such a vital role in helping me reach my goals.”

—Lauren rehm, ‘10

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developed as a UCF Knight will serve me well in law school and in the future as an attorney.”

Induction into the Order of Pegasus is highly competitive and only the most outstanding students are considered. Students must be nominated by a top university administrator. A selection committee reviews and assesses each candidate based on a personal interview as well as:

• University involvement and leadership• Academic achievement• Publications and/or research experiences

(graduate students only)• Community service• Essay regarding the impact to UCF on the

student's life• Recommendations

A photograph of the inductees has been added to the wall of the Pegasus Lounge, which is located on the second floor of the Student Union overlooking the Pegasus Ballroom. Frick, Koffler and Rehm received commemorative medals (as shown on the cover), Student Government Association scholarships and lifetime memberships to the UCF Alumni Association.

“I am delighted that Shelly, Lauren and Stephanie have been recognized for their hard work and leadership abilities. They have taken advantage of all the opportunities that UCF has to offer. As a result, they are well-prepared to excel in their future studies and enjoy successful careers.”

—Thomas KeonDeanUCF College of Business Administration

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Capstone Competition

Darden Johnson, Bradley Mansilla, Adrian Melendez, Michael McGriskin, Brandon Robertson, Alvin Smith and Ryan Thomas won the 2010 CBA Great Capstone Case Competition. Sponsored by the Dean's Executive Council, the competition included more than 750 business students comprising 125 teams. The competition is part of the Strategic Management class, and this year, each participating group analyzed Target, Inc. The winning team recommended a “Smart Cart” for Target that features a standard shopping cart that comes equipped with a touch screen device that is compatible with smartphones. For their winning efforts, the team was awarded $4,000 in scholarship funds from Target, gold medal plaques, dinner gift certificates, a collection of prizes from the Wall Street Journal and Target, and an “A” on their final exam.

Joust CompetitionAmanda Crum, a management major in the entrepreneurship track, won the 7th Annual Joust Business Plan

Tournament. Her winning entry was Vak Shack, online vacuum sealer bags used for food preservation. By winning the competition, Crum received $10,000, a one-year virtual membership to the UCF Technology Incubator, and a complete website development package worth $2,000 from InBusiness Inc. The second

place product was Prana T™ Company, a tea company brewing from whole leaves instead of traditional tea bags. Tied for third place were Recycles, LLC, an eco-friendly transportation endeavor, and Accelerant Learning Group, an educational game creator. The tournament is the signature competition of the Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation (CEI), which serves as a hub for academic entrepreneurship across UCF's colleges and programs.

King of the Court CompetitionDaniel Parish won first place in the 5th Annual King of the Court for his concept of the Oasis Portable Water Purification System. The King of the Court is a quick-pitch business competition hosted by the CEI. The top four finalists win cash prizes totaling $3000. Other finalists included Ace Glenn, Khalil Majied and Amanda Crum.

NAIOP Challenge

A team of CBA students composed of Jared Rubinoff, Ian Lay, Kevin Menendez, Isaiah Cottle, and Nathan Eissler took home the top honors during the 2nd Annual Real Bowl Case Study Challenge, sponsored by the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP), Commercial Real Estate Development Association. The students' winning entry was “Olympus Village,” a student housing development plan for UCF.

CBA Winner's Circle

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Alumni News

Alabama197

Florida

35741

New Mexico40

New York

378

Georgia1247

Connecticut84

Delaware22

Maryland216

Massachusetts150

Rhode Island16

Michigan135

Mississippi

44

Missouri97

Minnesota77

Hawaii30

District of Columbia39

South Carolina

229

South Dakota8

Alaska10

Arizona124

North Carolina716

North Dakota7

Arkansas41

Idaho25

Wyoming9

Wisconsin67

Illinois296

Indiana93

Iowa26

Montana18

Tennessee292

Texas674

Utah23

Ohio211

New Hampshire46

Nebraska14

Kansas71

Oklahoma41

Oregon49

Washington139

West Virginia

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Pennsylvania234

Nevada72

Kentucky87

Louisiana66

Maine19

California541

Colorado267

New Jersey239

Vermont10

Virginia493

Map source: CIA World Factbook. Not shown: Alberta, 1; Guam, 1; Manitoba, 1; Ontario, 2; Puerto Rico, 43; Virgin Islands, 12.

It's official! There is at least one graduate from the CBA living in each state. Check out the map above to see where they are located.

Even if you live outside of Orlando, it does not mean that you can't stay connected to UCF. The Alumni Association has local, regional and constituent chapters. Additionally, you can stay in touch through the UCF Alumni Association website, Facebook and Twitter. You can also join the UCF Knights Network. Once you have registered, you will be able to connect to alumni in your city and have access to an alumni directory and job board.

Remember, you may be far away, but you can still remain close! There are many ways to keep in touch with UCF and your fellow CBA alumni!

Stay Connected ucfknightsnet work.com ♦ ucfalumni.com ♦ w w w.bus.ucf.edu /alumni

facebook.com /ucfcba ♦ t wit ter.com /ucfbusiness

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Biz CentralBusinessWeek: Our Business School is Number One for Return on Investment! Undergraduate business students wishing to get the most value for their money should attend the UCF College of Business Administration according to Bloomberg BusinessWeek. The publication ranked UCF the number one public business school for return on investment for 2010. The research was based on annual tuition spent and the median base salary students receive upon graduation. Unlike students that attend other schools, UCF business students often graduate with less debt, allowing them to start saving immediately upon graduation. “This ranking is important to us, especially in this economy. We provide a quality education, taught by distinguished faculty at a price students can afford,” said Thomas L. Keon, dean. “The UCF College of Business Administration is a true value for students preparing to enter the business world.”

Princeton Review: UCF One of Nation's Top 50 ‘Best Values’The Princeton Review has joined Kiplinger Magazine in selecting the University of Central Florida as one of the best educational values in the country. UCF continues to receive noteworthy national rankings, including recognition last year from U.S. News & World Report as a top 20 national university for students graduating with the least amount of debt, in the magazine's “Great Schools, Great Prices” category. In addition, U.S. News & World Report named UCF one of the top five national universities to watch. UCF was the only Florida school listed in the category “Top Up-and-Coming Schools,” which includes national universities that “recently made the most promising and innovative changes in academics, faculty, students, campus or facilities.”

Professional Selling Program Receives National RecognitionThe UCF Professional Selling Program, a nationally recognized program in the Department of Marketing, has been named one of the “Top University Sales Programs” by Selling Power Magazine. The program's success is derived from an innovative curriculum, competitive recruitment and selection of UCF's top sales students. Students enrolled in the program receive a hands-on learning experience that recruiting organizations have equated to one-to-two years of industry sales experience.

SBDC Repeats As Millionaire's Club MemberFor the second year in a row, the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at UCF was inducted into UCF's “Millionaires Club” by the Office of Research and Commercialization. The sole criteria for induction is raising external sponsored research funding of $1 million or more during a given fiscal year.

MBA Students Win National SBI CompetitionMBA students Tammra Baron, Rayan Kaissi and Lindsay Tompkins placed first in the Graduate Specialized Category of the 2010 Project of the Year National Competition sponsored by the Small Business Institute® (SBI). The purpose of the competition is to recognize outstanding student work in consulting. The SBI® program is managed by the SBDC at UCF, in conjunction with the college and is offered as a graduate-level elective course. Students enrolled in the class provide management consulting services to local small businesses. Each student team has direct contact with the client and produces a professional case report.

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Leading Business Execs From Spain Visited EDCThe CBA's Executive Development Center (EDC) hosted about 50 business professionals from Madrid University's Executive MBA Program during the spring semester. While in town, the students learned about Central Florida's history and development, the challenges and economic impact of area tourism and the global economy's effects on Orlando. In addition, the group took a behind-the-scenes tour of EPCOT, SeaWorld, and Indra Systems Inc., and met with CBA faculty members and leaders from the Orlando/Orange County Convention & Visitors Bureau Inc., Metro Orlando Economic Development Commission, the Disney Entrepreneur Center and the UCF Business Incubation Program.

The visit was part of the EDC's International Residency Program partnership. This is the third time the EDC has hosted the Escuela de Organización International (EOI), which was founded by the Ministry of Industry and the Ministry of Education to provide engineers with management and organization skills. The EDC is rapidly gaining a reputation as a destination to host international residencies for foreign universities.

CBA Students Inducted Into Beta Gamma SigmaMelanie Fernandez, ’86 and ’91 and a member of the CBA Hall of Fame, was the guest speaker at the 2010 Beta Gamma Sigma Induction Ceremony. Membership in Beta Gamma Sigma is the highest recognition a business student can receive in a baccalaureate or post-baccalaureate program at an AACSB accredited school. Inductees for 2010 included 13 juniors, 21 seniors, 18 graduate students, and two doctoral students.

CBA Alumnus Andrew B. Titen, ’75, Spoke At Fall CommencementAndrew B. Titen, ’75, gave the keynote address during the Fall CBA commencement ceremony in December. He has served as President and Chief Operating Officer of Bisk Education since 1992. The company is one of the nation's largest online providers of degree and certificate programs from the country's leading universities, offering lifelong learning solutions that allow working adults to reach their personal and professional goals through education. Titen earned a B.S.B.A. in Accounting and was inducted into the CBA Hall of Fame in 2005. He is a member of the Dean's Executive Council.

COBA Pass Wins AwardThe college has won a Certificate of Merit Award from the National Academic Advising Association for implementing COBA Pass, a virtual queuing system that enables business students to reserve time slots to meet with an academic advisor. COBA Pass is also available for students who seek to avoid waiting to take an exam in the testing lab. This is the second time that COBA Pass has been nationally recognized. Earlier this year, the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators presented the college with a Bronze Excellence Award. “The success of the COBA Pass program depends heavily on the efforts of our staff, both advising and the Technology Resource Center. This recognition is a testament to their hard work and dedication,” said Randall Brumfield, director of Undergraduate Student Services.

Biz Central

Dean's Executive CouncilMembersN. Lois Adams, ‘85 President and CEOHHCS Health Group

Jim D. Atchison, ‘92 President and Chief Operating OfficerBusch Entertainment

Jim G. Balaschak, ‘86 and ‘92PresidentDeanja, LLC

Richard O. Baldwin, Jr., ‘80Chief Executive OfficerCelebris Memorial Services, Inc.

G. Thomas Bland, Jr., ‘75 and ‘79President and CEOAquaFiber Technologies

R. Todd Bowers, ‘77Executive Vice PresidentSunTrust Banks, Inc.

Bob Case, ‘70Executive DirectorUCF Executive Development Center

Lawrence J. Chastang, ‘80President and Managing ShareholderLarsonAllen

Kenneth G. Dixon, ‘75CPA and Real Estate DeveloperKenneth G. Dixon Foundation, Inc.

Bill DoneganOrange County Property Appraiser

Les Eiserman, ‘81 and ‘82PartnerLarsonAllen

Andrew J. Fore III, ‘76 and ‘83Managing DirectorCitigroup Business Services-Americas

Paul Gregg, ‘74 and ‘76InstructorUCF College of Business Administration

Stan Horton, ‘73 President of Semoran Holdings, LLCCorporate Director of Semgroup Corp.

Laurette Koellner, ‘77 Corporate Director of Sara Lee, Celestica and AIG (Post TARP)

Ivan Lefkowitz, ‘73Attorney and PartnerLefkowitz, Shaw & Sentner

Douglas F. Long, ‘82CEOThe Pinnacle Companies

William A. Long, Jr., ‘73

Alex Martins, ‘01Chief Operating OfficerOrlando Magic

Nan B. McCormick, ‘83 (Chairperson)Partner and Senior Vice PresidentCB Richard Ellis, Inc.

Gerald R. McGratty, Jr., ‘71 and ‘72PresidentWesthampton Realty

Craig S. Miller, ‘74 Managing Partner and CEOMPRS

Michael M. Runda

Rocky Santomassino, ‘79R. Josef Interiors

Theresa Schefstad, ‘80

Blaine Sweatt, ‘76Ivanhoe Design

Andrew B. Titen, ‘75President and Chief Operating OfficerBisk Education

John D. Vander Werf, ‘77PresidentTechnapack, Inc.

Maureen A. Walker, ‘81

Richard J. Walsh, ‘77 and ‘83PresidentKnob Hill Group

Emeritus MembersJames G. Atkins

Randy BerridgePresidentFlorida High Tech Corridor Council, Inc.

J. Kenneth Bryant, ‘77

Roy H. Davidson, ‘77Private Investor

Joe Durek, ‘78CEODurek Investments

Edward Haddock, Jr.CEO and Co-ChairmanFull Sail, Inc.

Karl Hodges, ‘82Vice President, Business DevelopmentOrlando Health

Glenda E. Hood

Louise P. Kilcourse

Robert A. Mandell

Gary P. Mann

Ben McMahan

George MezoSenior DirectorOracle Corporation (retired)

Heidi M. Nadjafi, ‘89Chief Financial OfficerAPG Behavioral Healthcare, P.A.

Richard A. NunisPresidentNew Business Solutions

Ray Otis, ‘98

Joseph Russell, ‘80Vice President of FinanceRotech Healthcare Inc.

Ann SonntagPublisherOrlando Business Journal

Michael Stapp, ‘81Director of Outside SalesGooding’s Hospitality Services

Marshall Vermillion

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