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Bud Brewer
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Bud Brewer

 

bud@masseycommunications.com
(407) 581-4222

MPB Communications Inc.
3100 Clay Avenue, Suite 220
Orlando, FL 32804

An award winning writer and journalist, Mr. Brewer is President of Massey Persons Brinati Communications and a member of the Board of Directors of United Arts of Central Florida. He attended New York University and City College of New York. He has served on and chaired a variety of non-profit boards and is a former Vice Chairman of the Membership and Mission Review Board.

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Bertica Cabrera Morris
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Bertica Cabrera Morris

 

berticacm@aol.com
(407) 426-8916

Bertica Cabrera Morris Consulting
300 S. Orange Ave
Orlando, FL 32801

A resident of Orange County for over 25 years, Bertica is a consultant and restaurateur. Her experience includes 11 years in Orange County Public Schools in governmental relations and school planning, and service as the Assistant to the Orange County Chairman for Community Affairs and Public Relations. She is president of BCM Consulting, and owns two local restaurants. She is also a member of the Valencia Community College Board of Trustees, having been appointed by Governor Bush.

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Anne Cochran Grey
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Anne Cochran Grey

 

svagrey@hotmail.com
(407) 257-4676

Sara Van Alstyne Old Paintings, Inc.
1500 Lake Knowles Circle
Winter Park, FL 32789

Ms. Grey is the President of Sara Van Alstyne Old Paintings, Inc. She has a bachelor's degree in Art Education from Nazareth College and a master's degree in Elementary Education from Russell Sage College. She has served on and chaired various non-profit boards and is a member of the Smithsonian American Art Museum Director's Circle and many other arts and cultural organizations.

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Elisha González-Bonnewitz
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Elisha Gonzalez-Bonnewitz

 

egonzal4@valenciacc.edu
(407) 582-6631

Take Stock In Children
Valencia Community College
2411 Sand Lake Road
Orlando, Fl 32809

Elisha, a native of Mexico City, has resided in Central Florida since 1983, and currently serves as Orange County Director for the Take Stock In Children program. She is an educator and advocate for the arts. Elisha served twelve years, grades K-12, at Orange County Public Schools as a High School International Baccalaureate Foreign Language teacher, Assistant Principal and was appointed to Middle School Principal. Elisha has served on several state boards including the Equity in Educational Opportunity Task Force and Florida's Partnership for School Safety and Security, both appointed by Governor Jeb Bush.

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George S. Fender, CHAIR
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George Fender

 

gfender@krgg.com 
(407) 896-4931

KRG&G
4776 Broad Street, Suite 100
Orlando, FL 32803

George S. Fender graduated from Northern Illinois University in August 1965. He began his Public Accounting career in Chicago working for two "Big Eight" firms from 1965 until 1971. He then moved to Orlando and opened an accounting firm in 1971. He practiced with three firms from 1971 thru 1997. In 1998 he joined KRG&G as a partner. George practices in almost all areas of accounting, including tax consulting and planning. He also does business consulting with his corporate clients. George completed his Personal Financial Planning Process through the AICPA in 1998, thus he can assist clients in Financial Planning. George uses his 37 years of business experience to assist clients in setting, addressing and solving their goals and objectives. Many long-term relationships have developed in Central Florida since 1971 which is the goal of the KRG&G practice. George is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants.

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Elaine T. Hinsdale
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elaine.t.hinsdale@lmco.com
(407) 306-1980

Lockheed Martin Corporation
12506 Lake Underhill Road, MP 610
Orlando, Florida 32825-5002

As Director of Communications for Lockheed Martin Corporation, Elaine is responsible for the public relations and goodwill activities for Lockheed Martin's internal information technology operations.  She provides strategic communications support to the Corporation's Chief Information Officer and directs media relations, employee communications, community affairs and philanthropic activities. Elaine's communications career began in advertising and marketing at The Washington Post, transitioned overseas with the U.S. Army as a television and radio reporter for the Armed Forces Network-Europe, and progressed to supporting PR for NASA's Space Station program.  Elaine was named "Internal Communications Professional of the year" by PRNews in 2006.  She is a graduate of James Madison University (JMU) in Harrisonburg, Virginia and serves on the JMU Alumni Association Board of Directors.  In addition to being a member of the Public Relations Society of America, she serves on the boards of the Florida Hospital East Orlando Foundation and the United Arts of Central Florida.

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Walter A. Ketcham, Jr.
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lsase@growerketcham.com
(407) 423-9545

Grower, Ketcham, Rutherford, Bronson, Eide & Telan, P.A.
901 Lake Destiny Road N., Suite 450
Maitland, FL 3751

Mr. Ketcham graduated from Stetson University receiving his undergraduate degree in 1970 and his Juris Doctorate degree in 1973.  Mr. Ketcham has been a partner and shareholder with Grower, Ketcham, More, Rutherford, Eide & Telan, P.A. since 1987 and currently serves as managing partner of the firm.  Mr. Ketcham's practice encompasses insurance defense, automobile liability, products liability, personal injury, dental malpractice, subrogation, wrongful death, municipal and governmental law, amusement park liability, and legal malpractice.  He has extensive trial experience in both state and federal courts having tried in excess of 200 cases to verdict.  Mr. Ketcham is a member of the American Bar Association, The Florida Bar, American Academy of Trial Lawyers, American Board of Trial Advocates and has served as Past President and is honored as a Charter Member of the American Board of Trial Advocates.  He has also been honored with membership in the National Mock Trial Team, Dental Malpractice, and the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.

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Ford W. Kiene
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ford.kiene@citybeverages.com
(407) 251-4001

City Beverages
10928 Florida Crown Drive
Orlando, FL 32824

Mr. Kiene is the President of City Beverages, where he has been employed for 33 years. He has a bachelor's degree in Business Accounting from the University of Washington. He is a member of the Greater Orlando Chamber of Commerce, the Downtown Arts District, the Central Florida Theatre Alliance and the Orlando Visual Arts League.

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Mark Moravec
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moravecm@orlandomarriott.com
(407) 996-8816

Downtown Orlando Marriott
400 W. Livingston Street
Orlando, FL 32801

In his capacity as General Manager of the Orlando Marriott Downtown, over the years Mark has worked with many aspects of the arts community. He has also had the opportunity to assist with and participate in various local projects and social endeavors.

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Commissioner Bill Segal
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Commissioner Bill Segal

bill.segal@ocfl.net
(407) 836-7350

Orange County Government
201 S. Rosalind Street
Orlando, FL 32801

Orange County Commissioner for District 5 and owner of a diversified real estate company. He holds a bachelor's degree in Business Administration from the University of Miami. Commissioner Segal is a member of the Orlando Museum of Art Board of Trustees and the Council of 100. He is also founder of both the Coalition for the Homeless and the Florida Symphony Orchestra, as well as an ex officio member the Winter Park Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors.

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Royce B. Walden
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Royce Walden

rwalden2@cfl.rr.com
(407) 295-2263

Walden Enterprises
3470 Domi-Fitz Court
Orlando, FL 32805

Mr. Walden is President of Walden Enterprises, which conducts Human Resources and financial consulting.  He serves as a director of Florida Citrus Sports, Urban Trust Bank, Florida Bar Foundation, and Orange County Public Schools Compact.  He also serves as director and treasurer of the Mayflower Retirement Community.  He is a former Associate Superintendent of Human Resources with Orange County Public Schools.  He is also former director of the Florida Board of Bar Examiners, the Florida Bar Board of Governors, Heart of Florida United Way, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta - Jacksonville Branch and the Orlando Utilities Commission.

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Sandy Winkler
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Sandy Winkler

swinkler@huntonbrady.com
(407) 295-2263

HuntonBrady Architects
800 North Magnolia Avenue, Suite 600
Orlando, FL  32803

Ms. Winkler is the Director of Marketing for HuntonBrady Architects in Orlando where she oversees the firm's strategic planning, business development and corporate philanthropy. She is a graduate of the University of Central Florida and is active on several local boards, including the Urban Land Institute (ULI) and the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP). She is also an active member of the Society for Marketing Professional Services and Commercial Real Estate Women.

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Alvin Wang
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awang@mail.ucf.edu
(407) 823-2076 X33449

UCF Burnett Honors College
P.O. Box 161342
Orlando, FL  32815

My goal as a life-long educator and administrator is to cultivate well-rounded students who will become aware and engaged citizens in the communities in which they live. As Dean of UCF's Burnett Honors College (TBHC), this means that I develop opportunities for students to pursue academic excellence as well as provide opportunities for cultural enrichment and community engagement for our students. One example is our award-winning Honors Educational Reach Out (HERO) Program which has successfully partnered with Junior Achievement (JA) of Central Florida. In the fall of 2006, over 500 Honors students taught JA lessons in 19 underserved Orange County schools. This effort represented over 3,000 hours of service impacting 10,040 K-5 students. We are proud of our students and of the fact that our HERO/JA partnership is a best-practice model for Honors colleges around the nation. On a personal level, I hold myself to the same high expectations that I have for my students. Academically, I achieved high standards when I pursued my B.A. and Ph.D. in psychology (in addition to serving as a Dean, I am also a professor of psychology at UCF). I have always maintained an interest in arts and culture (I was a few credits shy of obtaining a second baccalaureate in Art History) and I am an avid world traveler. In fact, I was able to integrate my passions when I developed the seminar, The Psychology of Art? which I have taught at UCF as well as in Florence, Italy as part of a semester teaching abroad program. I have always provided service to my profession and community. For instance, from 2000-2004 I served as Vice-President for the National Honors Society for Psychology. For the past three years, I have been an active board member of the Winter Garden Heritage Foundation as well as a member of the Garden Theater Committee which is overseeing the renovation of Winter Garden.




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