2021 Annual Report to the Community by INROADSINC

ANNUAL REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

Making INROADS

TOWARDS EQUITY

Since 1970

Working Together to Achieve a Dream

vision

A world where leaders enrich the composition and culture of business and social communities through diversity and inclusion.

mission

To deliver innovative leadership development programs and creative solutions that identify, accelerate, and elevate underrepresented talent throughout their careers.

what we do

INROADS creates pathways to careers for diverse high school and college students across the country. We position our graduates to advance in their careers and we help employers foster diverse and inclusive workplaces. Since our founding in 1970 by Father Frank Carr, INROADS has been a leader in advancing diverse youth in corporate America. The INROADS career development pathway extends a support system that can last a lifetime.

From INROADS President and CEO Forest T. Harper Dear Friends and Supporters of INROADS, As I reflect on 2021, it was a year of challenges, achievements, and transformation for INROADS. While we entered the fiscal year with momentum, the environment was not without uncertainty. We navigated the new virtual workplace, addressed barriers to providing hands-on coaching and mentoring of the students INROADS serves, and responded to the ever-changing landscape as we continued to confront COVID-19. Still, 2021 was a year of unprecedented achievements for INROADS. Through College Links, we impacted the lives of 450 underrepresented high school students with career exploration, mentoring, and soft skill development. Through the INROADS Internship Program, we connected over 900 college students with professional paid internships, world-class workplace readiness training, mentoring, and coaching. We provided scholarship assistance to 181 students, helping offset some of their college expenses. And because of the commitment and hard work of our staff and board, INROADS emerged from the turbulence of 2020 stronger than ever. We were awarded over $1.5 million in foundation grants and $600,000 in government contracts. We received Handshake’s Early Talent Award for visionary engagement and excellence in digital recruiting. We released data proving the long-term impact of INROADS programs on helping close the racial wealth gap in America. All of this has been a collective effort, and INROADS is blessed with colleagues and supporters who consistently step up to the task and neutralize the uncertainty. Our staff is just amazing, and their loyalty to our mission and focus on making a critical impact is beyond what any leader could desire. Our board provides tremendous strength to the organization, contributing insight, expertise, and resources. Our alumni continue to learn and support each other and serve as shining examples for our students of what’s possible. Our volunteers and supporters generously offer their time and other assets to make our work possible. Leadership is a privilege, and I don’t take for granted what really makes this organization work: the people who are dedicated and persistent and ensure that the students are our first and last priority. Thank you, to all of you. While 2021 marks a year of gratitude, let us go forward with a renewed sense of energy as we work to scale our impact and shape the future for the next generation. Thank you for taking the time to learn more about us, and we invite you to join with us and share our passion as we move toward equity.

From INROADS Board Chair Barron Witherspoon Dear Friends of INROADS, It has been my high honor to serve on the INROADS National Board of Directors for over a decade. As I reflect over this time and the past year, I can say that INROADS has transformed. INROADS expanded its vision, mission, and programs to serve more individuals at different life stages and in different pathways. Every board member is personally invested in the mission of INROADS and the staff is committed to positively changing the trajectory of the lives we touch. This past year, still impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and the racial equity movement in the aftermath of George Floyd’s death, was strong. INROADS continued student recruitment, programming, and training virtually. With no geographic limitations, we were able to reach even more individuals and grow all of our programs. Companies looking to invest in racial equity started to see INROADS as a multiplier of invested funds. Powerful data also emerged showing the long-term value of the INROADS experience in not only shaping better citizens, but in creating wealth for those previously left out of many career opportunities. INROADS is becoming a crucial part of an ecosystem focused on the development and advancement of diverse talent in corporate America and is positioned to lead a future where equity of opportunity is made real for previously underserved communities. As Chair Emeritus, I feel blessed to have served this venerable organization, and I am confident in the leadership of our CEO, Forest T. Harper, Jr., and our new FY 22 board chair, Yvette Smith. My long association with INROADS began in the 1980s when I was responsible for internship programs at Procter & Gamble, and I am proud to have played a role in securing the future of INROADS. I look forward to continuing the work of INROADS.

Making INROADS TOWARDS EQUITY

Through Opening Doors of Opportunity 8

High school program that prepares diverse youth for college and career success with access to career immersion, mentoring, hands-on STEM activities, and more.

A 10-week immersive training program held in the spring, focused on building financial industry competencies among self-identified Black college sophomores across the country.

College-level program that prepares talented diverse students across the country for corporate readiness with business soft skills, real-world leadership development activities, academic and career support, and an opportunity for a paid internship.

Enables corporations to network with recent graduates, mid-career and experienced professionals who potentially fit current full-time hiring needs.

Helps corporations gain broader access to talented and diverse students from Historically Black Colleges & Universities (HBCUs).

Offers an array of opportunities and activities for our alumni from networking events to volunteerism.

VOICES OF INROA Achieving the Dream

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I’ve been a College Links Scholar since I was in 9th grade. INROADS has been an amazing experience for me! The program opened my eyes to so many wonderful opportunities. I was able to create a real vision of my career.

I have a road map to help me not only get into college and have a career but also to succeed and make a difference. KAMRYN STARGELL College Links Atlanta

ADS:

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INROADS has given me an advantage to kick-start my career.

Thanks to INROADS, I have had corporate experiences that other students my age have not had. NICHOLAS ABRAM College Links Dallas

Making INROADS TOWARDS EQUITY By Elevating Diverse Talent

WHO WE SERVE High School Students 450 INROADS College Links scholars

83% African American

3% Asian

11%

Latino/Hispanic

Caucasian

Female

60% 40% Male

College Students 2,265 INROADS Internship Program participants

54%

18%

14%

African American

Caucasian

Latino/Hispanic

Multiracial

Asian

Undisclosed

Alumni

30,000 13

alumni in 48 states active alumni chapters across the country

VOICES OF INROA Achieving the Dream

“

The Internship Program helps you develop as a professional and a person. It’s not about photocopies. I led projects and learned the time management skills and communication skills to get the projects done.

I also made contacts, had a great corporate experience that differentiated me from the competition, and i was able to land a position after graduation. MARTIN RECALDE Pharmaceutical Sales, Johnson & Johnson

ADS:

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The INROADS Internship Program is the best program a student can ever join. It opens a lot of opportunities and a way to grow and meet people. I have learned how to be a better speaker and a better leader in my community and organization.

After I graduate, I hope to secure a job with the Federal Reserve Board and go for my master’s in business. DORCAS WESE Intern at Federal Reserve Board Business Administration/ Data Analytics major at Trinity Washington University

Making INROADS TOWARDS EQUITY Through Impact

OUR RESULTS

100% 90% 181

of College Links graduates accepted to college

of College Links scholars reported that the program prepared them for career success

students received $448,500 in scholarship support from INROADS

1,231

Internship Program participants demonstrated interview readiness skills

college students gained government experience at a range of federal agencies

65% 1,268 Internship Program participants created professional resumes

917

Internship Program participants completed paid internships

of graduating Internship Program participants accepted a job offer after graduation

Financial Services Institute participants accepted internships at top financial services firms

VOICES OF INROA Achieving the Dream

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This has been a very fruitful experience for me. I have gained skills that are essential to a successful career in information technology and business in general.

In addition, I have made many connections to others in the workplace. IZAHE’ EAST Intern at INROADS Computer Science major at the University of Delaware

ADS:

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I was the first in my family to graduate and attend college. I wanted to make my family proud and further my passion for learning about computers and programming. I appreciate all the advice INROADS provided me; it gave me hope that I can gain experience and have mentors who believe in me and my abilities.

After I graduate, I really want to transfer the skills I learned through INROADS and my internship experience to my real-world job. NATALIA DURAN Intern at Financial Industry Regulatory Agency Computer Science major at Towson University

Making INROADS TOWARDS EQUITY By Expanding Possibilities 2021 PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

National Career Academy: Over 200 College Links scholars participated in the virtual National Career Academy in June 2021. During the event, students attended workshops with industry leaders, learned about business practices, and took part in hands-on STEM activities. Partners included STEMBoard, P&G, Babson College, Merck, and L3Harris Technologies. College Links Program Expansion: INROADS added four new College Links sites in Oakland, Minneapolis, Orlando, and Dallas in addition to existing programs in Atlanta, Chicago, Cincinnati, Newark, and Washington, D.C., serving students across nine cities in the U.S. We aim to serve more than 1,000 additional students annually.

INROADS HBCU+: Our partnership with HBCUs enhances the capabilities of career centers and creates a pathway for top students to receive career readiness services, access to paid internships, and future employment opportunities. In 2021, 91 interns from 27 HBCUs were placed in internships.

Expanded Government Internship Opportunities: In 2021, INROADS added five additional agencies for government internship experiences, including the Library of Congress, Bureau of Fiscal Services, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and the Office of the Inspector General for the Federal Reserve Board.

Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Summer Business Academy: The Summer Business Academy powered by INROADS provided 20 students to participate in a week long program with the Carey Business School, including leadership seminars and project-based learning.

EPIC Initiative at the Propel Center: Twenty students from 11 HBCUs across the country made up the inaugural cohort for the new INROADS EPIC (Experience Propel Internship Cohort) initiative, a unique, eight-week leadership development and internship experience that connects HBCU students to world-class leaders at INROADS partner companies. The program was launched in partnership with the Propel Center.

VOICES OF INROA Achieving the Dream

“

Through INROADS, I had the opportunity to intern at Pfizer, and I was also honored to get a Visiones scholarship.

Both of these will help me achieve my aspiration to be a physician’s assistant, providing empathetic and quality care to underserved communities in need of holistic healthcare assistance. PAMELA MOREL Intern at Pfizer and INROADS Visiones Scholarship Recipient

ADS:

“

I’ve had a great experience with INROADS. I’ve gained a lot of professional development – the resume formatting and interview prep have helped me succeed and find an amazing internship.

I have had such an engaging and impactful internship with Propel this summer. BRIA DEADWILER Intern at Propel Center Political Science Major at Spelman College

Making INROADS TOWARDS EQUITY

Through Transformative Change 2021 ORGANIZATIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS Launch of the INROADS Impact Series: In 2021, INROADS introduced a new series of virtual roundtable discussions to bring together Fortune 500 thought leaders on examining progress toward racial equity. The series hosted its first session titled “Investing in Racial Equity: More Than a Moment” in February. Participation in the National Take on Race Coalition: As part of a nationwide effort led by P&G to close the digital divide, INROADS was selected as a community partner in the Take on Race Coalition through the One Million Connected Devices Now initiative, a project to immediately place one million devices with reliable internet connectivity in the hands of under-resourced students. Publication of “Towards Equity: Wealth Impacts for Black Professionals in Careers Launched by Internships,” an article published in DiversityInc. magazine that expands on the 2020 study initiated by Fulbright scholar Adam Davids looking at the long-term generational wealth outcomes for INROADS alumni.

Partnership with Jack and Jill of America, Inc.: INROADS and Jack and Jill launched an initiative to connect students to INROADS career pathway programs. Received the 2021 Handshake Early Talent Award: INROADS was recognized for its leadership and excellence in student engagement using virtual platforms. Increased Organizational Strength: In 2021, INROADS staff and board members successfully raised over $5,535,000 from private and corporate grants, individual contributions, and special events, representing a 122% increase over 2020. In turn, this enabled INROADS to increase its capacity to expand program reach and ensure future program and organizational sustainability.

VOICES OF INROA Achieving the Dream

“

College Links has truly helped me see my path to success. I’m already thinking about where I want to attend college.

If it had not been for INROADS, I would not be so inspired to really move forward in life and my future career. MADISON CLAYTON College Links Dallas

ADS:

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I’m extremely humbled to accept an offer to join JPMorgan Chase as a Global Finance and Business Management Intern for summer 2022 in New York City.

A big shoutout to INROADS for giving me this opportunity through the Financial Services Institute (FSI) program. JUSTIN PINNIX INROADS Financial Services Institute 2021 Participant Business Administration major at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University

Making INROADS TOWARDS EQUITY

Through Alumni Engagement and Leadership Our alumni are a vital part of the INROADS mission, and we strive to be a vital part of the professional lives of our alumni. Alumni serve as INROADS board members and ambassadors within their companies and professional networks. They serve as valuable role models for program participants and offer practical support to students as they start their careers. Alumni engagement efforts help support the needs of program graduates while enabling INROADS to exponentially impact the lives of students across the country.

2021 HIGHLIGHTS Program Volunteers: More than 100 alumni conducted mock interviews with internship candidates, provided assistance with training for INROADS summer interns, and served as mentors through Mentor Spaces, an online group mentorship platform. Our alumni chapters also volunteer their time in various community service projects. Alumni Chapters: Throughout the country, 13 alumni chapters hosted virtual kickoffs, celebrations, and workshops. INROADS Professionals (iPROS): Launched in 2020, iPROS connects recent program graduates as well as mid-career and experienced professionals with INROADS partners who are seeking qualified, prepared candidates for full-time positions. Support for INROADS: INROADS alumni are some of our most loyal supporters with financial donations, in-kind contributions, and employersponsored matching gifts. Alumni also facilitate connections to funding opportunities through their companies and professional networks. In 2021, alumni generated over $200,000 in support for INROADS programs.

VOICES OF INROA Achieving the Dream

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INROADS has given me the opportunity not just to participate in an unfamiliar world, but to thrive in it, opening a door thought impenetrable for people like me.

Having come from the world of Compton to the world of Google and Silicon Valley for several YEARS, MY WORK ALLOWS me the unique opportunity to build bridges in a way that others may not be able to. ANTHONY D. MAYS Founder and Coach, Morgan Latimer Consulting INROADS Class of 2004

ADS:

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INROADS gave me the confidence to break out of my shell and be the professional I am today.

Through coaching, mentorship, and especially the network, I graduated college with the skills I needed to succeed. TAZEEN HOSSAIN Process Development Engineer, Bosch Rexroth INROADS Class of 2017

Making INROADS TOWARDS EQUITY By Breaking Glass Ceilings

Thasunda Duckett, INROADS Class of 1996 As only the third Black woman to lead a Fortune 500 company, Thasunda Duckett, president and CEO of TIAA, is in the position to help millions of people prepare to live full lives in retirement. But leading up to her historic role, she was a student at the University of Houston, where she met INROADS and began to shape her belief that she could reach incredible professional and personal heights. “INROADS was my disrupter. Prior to INROADS, I

just knew that I was going to college. College was the goal in our house. With INROADS, I gained access to corporate America… and access to other Black and Brown kids who looked like me and who were dreaming like me,” said Thasunda.

Thasunda used her experience with INROADS and her internship at Fannie Mae to define what she believed was possible. With INROADS, Thasunda began to define her future of being a CEO of consequence in the financial services industry. And from there, she has forged a historic career path. As the CEO of Consumer Banking for JPMorgan Chase, Thasunda used her platform to create programs to empower people of color, including the Advancing Black Pathways initiative and the establishment of the INROADS Financial Services Institute (FSI). As TIAA’s president and CEO, Thasunda continues to find new ways to lift others up. She represents not only a vision of success, but also a vision of what’s possible.

THASUNDA DUCKETT Class of 1996

Making INROADS TOWARDS EQUITY

Through a Community of Action Throughout the year, INROADS hosts special events that recognize, celebrate, inspire, and educate, all in support of our mission. Events bring together corporate and community partners to take action on creating a more equitable workplace and society. All 2021 events were held virtually; however, the spirit and impact wasn’t dampened, and the virtual experience made participation possible for attendees near and far.

INROADS celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month with its annual Visiones gala event, held virtually in September 2020 in support of the INROADS Latino Initiative. In 2020, 15 Hispanic students were awarded scholarships at the gala.

In November 2020, INROADS proudly celebrated 50 years of developing corporate and community leaders with three days of events that engaged professionals, alumni, and corporate and community partners. The conference included the Disruptive Innovation Diversity Summit, a dynamic, highly interactive forum focused on eliminating inequities in the workplace and society. The conference concluded with the Career Expo, which attracted nearly 500 visitors.

Presented by P&G and powered by BET, the INROADS 2021 Founder’s Day Benefit Gala recognized INROADS alumni, corporate and community partners who are fulfilling the legacy of the mission and are making an impact in the community. Held virtually on August 12, the event honored the following awardees:

Frank C. Carr Humanitarian Award

corporate partner of the year

THASUNDA BROWN DUCKETT

L3HARRIS TECHNOLOGIES

President and CEO of Teachers Annuity Association of America (TIAA)

A Global Aerospace and Defense Technology Innovator

alumni of the year

rising star award

ALOE BLACC

MICHAEL WEAVER, JR.

Award-Winning Musician, Singer, and Songwriter

Associate at Federal National Mortgage Association

social justice award L.P. GREEN II

CEO and Founder of Savoy Venture Partners

Making INROADS TOWARDS EQUITY Through Philanthropic Giving

CONTRIBUTORS CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS $1,000,000+ Dollar General L3Harris Foundation UnitedHealth Group $500,000 - $999,999 Houlihan Lokey McKinsey & Company Pfizer PricewaterhouseCoopers $100,000 - $499,999 AT&T Avery Dennison Chevron Corporation Citrix Systems ConocoPhillips Daimler Trucks North America Enbridge Inc. Fannie Mae Google JPMorgan Chase & Co. JPMorgan Chase MI Kroger Lockheed Martin Match Group Holdings II, LLC Merck Meritage Homes Office of the Comptroller of the Currency Procter & Gamble Sanofi US Southern Company United States Department of the Treasury United Parcel Service Zoetis

$50,000 - $99,999 Accenture Alvarez & Marsal America’s Charities AT&T Chicago BBVA CNA Financial Corporation FedEx Foundation Flex Foundation Froedtert & Medical College of Wisconsin Highmark Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey Lam Research Optum-UnitedHealth Group PayPal Philadelphia Insurance Companies Seattle Foundation Shell Global States Title Truist Bank United Way Workplace Campaign Univision $25,000 - $49,999 Ally Bank Arch Insurance Bayer Carrier Centric Consulting Cetera Financial Group Chubb CreateMe Elbit Systems of America FHLBank Chicago First Republic Bank Oregon Fox Factory GuideWell

IPG Phototonics ITC Holdings Janus Henderson Investors Jones Lang LaSalle America, Inc. Marsh McGraw Hill Micron Technology, Inc. National Credit Union Association Nestle Protiviti Provident Bank of New Jersey Roth Staffing Companies SunTrust T. Rowe Price TD Bank Financial Group TE Connectivity Texas Instruments The Home Depot TIAA Viasat $15,000 - $24,999 Allscripts AT&T Foundation Burson Cohn & Wolfe Deloitte-St. Louis Fairfield County’s Community Foundation Georgia Power Ironwood Pharmaceuticals Kaiser Permanente-Georgia Kinder Morgan Library of Congress The New York Times Next Gear Solutions Talladega College Verizon Centro Inc. Zimmer Biomet

$10,000 - $14,999 ALDI AllianceBernstein-Nashville Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama Book Bloc Publishing, Inc. City National Bank EJES, Inc. EnPro Industries Ernst & Young Genentech Harry’s, Inc. IBSA Magdalin Family Foundation MALK Mark Anthony Services Inc. Microsoft Services Novartis OLLY Olympus Purchasing Power Quest Diagnostics Searchlight Capital Starbucks Symetra Tennessee Valley Authority Wilbron Up to $9,999 100 Million Steps For Justice AbbVie ADP Akamai Technologies Albertsons Safeway ALDI-Denton Division Allianz Life Amazon Smile American Family Insurance Amplify Snacks Brand Arizona Real Estate Properties Belk Boeing Bureau of Land Management Burton Family Charitable Fund CAF America Castellini Catalina Marketing Charitable Foundation Celanese Foundation Charities Aid Foundation Charles Schwab Corporation Cigna Citadel CoBank

Cook Medical Copeland Capital Management, LLC Crow Engineering CyberGrants Deloitte Display America Dorothy Hammond (Netflix) Ecolab Community Equity Avenue Tax, LLC Every.org Executive Help Now Facebook Fidelity Charitable FINRA Flex Legal Frank Body FrontStream Gexpro Services Greco & Wozniak, P.A. Harvard Business School High Aspirations Foundation Horizon Media HPS Investment Partners, LLC Huron Consulting IBM Employee Services Independent Medical International Women’s Forum Chicago Jack & Anne Glenn Charitable Foundation Jacobs Johnson & Johnson JPMorgan Chase Foundation Keurig Dr Pepper Lennox International Liberty Mutual Insurance LinkedIn Live Connection Entertainment Lockton Marsh McLennan Maven Securities US Limited Maximum Impact McCann Health Medtronic Foundation Microsoft Rewards Morgan Stanley NERA Economic Consulting Newark Alliance Next Era Energy North Highland Novelis Omega Life Membership Foundation Pledgeling Foundation

PURE Insurance Qgiv Red Bull Robert Greene Rodney Prezeau Charitable Fund Rush University Medical Center Schwab Charitable Socius Sun Life Financial TEGNA Foundation The Hartford The UK Online Giving Foundation ThoughtExchange Toyota Trinity United Way of Central & Northeastern Connecticut United Way of Greater Nashville United Way of Metro Chicago University of Colorado Wandering Bear Coffee Wellington Management Wells Fargo (Community) Wells Fargo Foundation WGGP Agency, LLC Zendesk

INDIVIDUALS * BOARD MEMBER

$10,000 - $14,999 Janice Lauder # Jeannie Finkel * $5,000 - $9,999 Clea Barth * # Rahsaan Coefield * Carrie Denning # James Girard * Homer Hill Robert Holmes Roxanne Lagano David Linenbroker Rosa Nuñez * Andre Collins Powell Karen Sachs * Kevin Simmonds * Reba Simmons * Richard Simons * Yvette Smith * Kavita Tahilani Brian Williams * Barron Witherspoon * # $1,000 - $4,999 Aluwashola Ajewole # Ana Kopf Jennifer Allen Ciara Anfield # Isela Bahena Anne Borders-Patterson Irene Borum Jose Briones Marc Brooks Elliot Bryant Ryan Burrell # Dawna & Donald Christian Chris Collier Ayanna Cooper Chantalle Couba # Dustin DeVries Lori Dickerson Fouché # Qian Elmore Martha Flory Richard Fraser Kimberly Giorgio # Claire Gregoire # Percill Griffin Forest Harper * David Hernandez Simone Hoyte Carolynn Johnson Satbir Khanuja # Douglas Light # Ryan Littleton # Tracy Mack-Askew Ludell McRae # Karl Minter #

Erika Mitchell # Ivor Nanton # Shanta Owens # James Page # Nathaniel Renteria # Jerome Rose David Smith # Tanya Smith # Theresa Stout # Wesley Thompson Joyce Washington # Tomeka Williams Lawrence Wilson # $100 - $999 Dahianna Acosta # Candyce Agbeblewu # Etienne Akpan # Sabrina Algoo Tasman Allen # Angelica Allen-McMillan # Heather Anderson # Jamaar Anderson # Dawn Araya # Kerol Armstead-McLeod # James Ayscue Jr. # Brent Baccus # Franklyn Baker # Nicola Barrett Oscar Barrientos Mera Beckford # Stephen A. or Alethea Bell # Stephen Bell # William Bennett # Jeffrey Besio # Elliot Blanton Melissa Bolden # Jason Booth Keith Bowers # Karen Bradford # Todd Brantley # Jayme Brathwaite Kelly Brown-Morris Kimberley Bryant # Colletta Bryce Jarvis Buckman Crystal Bullard Crystal Burns Courtland Butts # Alton Byrd Mae Cacal # Vanessa Cacho # Meishawn Carney-Ryan # Don Castle # Marc Cerro # George Cleveland # Adrian Conforti # Clive Correia #

# ALUMNI

Christopher Cruz Selena Cuffe # David Curley Jose De La Cruz Fanayea Dejen-Crooks Anthony Monte Pablo Delgado # Carla DeMayo-Ruiz # Kathelyne Denis # Lauren Dokes Damon Duke # Andrae Eccles # Kenneth Edwards Val Edwards # Eric Eigner April Ellison Rasaan Ellison # Marie Elmore Randal English # Daphne Estevez # Tawana Eutsey-Jones # Samuel Fernandez # Allen Flood Trammel Fox LaTricia Frederick Veatrice Futch # Myrna Garcia Maria Garcia-Belton # Joe Gehrig Jhovanny Germosen Somil Ghelani Gustavo Gonzalez # Jose Gonzalez Steven Goodison # Yvette Gordon # Kenneth Gray Cindy Haley Lydia Hamilton Ayonna Hammond # Tonya Hammond Renee Hastings Diane Hasty # Alan Hayes Khali Heath Nastazia N Heholt James Henderson Angel Henry # Susan Henry # Madye Henson # Carrie Hermeling # Courtney Hill # Jill Hill # Jeffrey Hines Kim Holder # Kimberley Holloway Renee Holt Rhonda Hopps # Renee Horne # Rushell Hylton #

Beverly Iheanacho Jennifer Jackson # Jim Jacobson John James # Lynn Jenkins # Ousman Jobe # Jasmine Johnson Leah Johnson Christian Jones Kelvin Joseph Leena Joshi # Sophia Kim Amanuel Kiros # Wayne Knox Eugenia Koo # Brian Krummen Maame Kwaaba Stephens Diane Laviolette Jacquelle Leggett Valerie Lemmon Andria Lindquist Jessica Long # Zorayda Lopez-Marcus # Elizabeth Lund Shelonda Marie-Alves # Samuel Marsh # Cameron Marsh Swanson # Willie Mason # Anthony Mays # Wanda McArn Dominic McCray # Norva McGee # Jacquita McKinney # Chirag Mehta # Ashley Merritt Lila Miller # David Morelli Ross Moser Wole Moses Percy C. Moss # Hazzen Munoz # James Murphy Jr. Chris Nicholas # Ernest Nicolas # Brenetta Nicole Smith # Caryn Nightengale Andrea Nikki GaskinCapehart Valerie O’Brian # Ranga Ocholi Linda Ogwudire # Olorunfunmi Oliyide # Mary Helen Padilla # Mario Paez # Kevin Palache # Pamela Parker Adam Patil Divanny Pena #

Douglas Peters # Crystal Pinkston # Stephen Pipkin # Samuel Pittman # Christopher Plumlee # Theodis Pope # Renee Porter # LaChelle Porter-Ainer # Dave Pottinger Theresa Powell Terrilyn Price-Aaron # Richard Prou # Kelly Quicksell # Ysis Reyes Ramon Richards # Jason Roberts # Gina Roche # Kareem Rogers # Irving Roman Jr. Anthony Rosette Sylvia Ruiz # Albert Santiago # Jose Santiago # Diane Schaekel Jeremy Scott # Tarra Sharp Niah Shearer Paula Shockley Wendy Singer # Calista Smith # Chiara Smith # Tina Smith # Yolanda Smith # David Sotolongo # Rita Spralling Marvena St. Agathe Leticia Stalllworth Ceikia Stanard # Andy Stephen # Donald Stephens # Chinette Stevenson # Cydney Stevenson Glenniece Stewart Matthew Sudduth # Jarvis Sulcer # Brian Swain Curtis Swindell Jr. # Sandra Thomas Kirsten Thompson # Kevin Thomson # Armando Tiscareno # James Tolliver Mariana Toro # Donna Toulme David Townes # Grady Tripp # Mark Twyman Danielle Vaughan # Marcos Vega

INDIVIDUALS * BOARD MEMBER

Jolawn Victor # Luis Villafana # Darren Walker Lillian Wardlaw # Vanessa Weaver Wesley White # Hardmon Williams # Vincent Williams Erica Wilson # Eileen Wolfington # Tonya Wonnum Smalls Darien Wright # Kamina Young # Up to $99 Harland Abraham Gerald Abrams Dorian Adams Sharon Albert Honore Stephanie Alvarado Phil Andrew # Patricia Angelo Allen Bailey Michelle Bailey Renee Bailey # Erica Banks # Casey Barnash Nelly Bartholomew # Brad Battle Emmanuella Belzince Raquel Bennett # Brian Bergholm Pablo Bernal Daniel Bertrand Jennifer Bielak # Trenika Blevins Latifa Boddy # Tom Bourguillon Tyree Boze Danielle Brady # April Breen # Camille Brown # Peter Butler # Timothy Butts Janet Caldwell Jose Campos # Victor Canacci Davis Caron-Vera Jazmin Carrasco Rod Carter Rowland Chain # John Chapman Kalisha Chorba # Beverly Clapp Cort Clark # Jesse Clark Charles Clarke Tim Cole Dawn Conner #

Peter Conroy Jennifer Coody Bradley Cook Larry Cook # Ina Corbin # Rosana Correa-Verdejo Rachel Coyle # Kenneth Dara # Charon Darris Carmen Davis Catrina Davis Leon Davis Jonathan De La Fuente Pablo DeLaO Elizabeth Delizia Pier Derrickson Rosana Diaz Justin Dodson # Julian Downing Michael Duvendack # Sean Ebanks # Kayla Edereka Robert Edmonstone # Christine Ehlers Jim Epes William Erickson Mark Espena # Lohn Evans # Kathy Everson # Dinah Felipe Ericka Fleet # Kim Fleming Shari Foster Joelle Francois Juan Franklin # Shannon Gallagher Suzanne Marie Gawelski Joyie Gibson Heidi Gilarspie Federico Giovannetti # Stephanie Godbee # Sonya Gordon # Kenneth Govan Joel Graves Seth Greenberg Brian Gruber Jennifer Hafington Saeeda Hafiz Hafiz Annjennetta Hall-Cochran Rebecca Haney Denise Hanning # Alena Harrison Laura Havrilla Katina Hawkins # Angela Hayes # Shaun Hayes Kasey Henneman Darien Henry # Laronda Herrin

# ALUMNI

Joel Hess # George Hill # Paula Hill Ryan Hirsch Jill Hoffman # Donald Holmes # Harry Holt Tazeen Hossain Jacquelyn Howard Allison Hughes Pasquale Iannitti Kendra Irving # Jaja Jackson Lillian Jackson # Erin James Charleon Jeffries Paul Jennas David Johnson # Jarvis Jones Bejanae Kareem Alexander Kerford # Jane Kim Karen King Helene Kubler Aleksey Kulikov Vasant Kumar Erinn Kunik Karen Ladd # Camille Lagron # Andrew Lake # Jessica Lampson Aaran Lane-Drayton Eugene Lee Sherri Lindenberg Allison Lingerfelt Benjamin Lioue Lyndsey Lopez Donovan Lorde Kimberly Lovejoy-Broadie # Eric Lucha Sherry Lumpkins # Ricky Ly Victoria Ly Arlene Mabrey May Macaria # Kathleen Macri Roger Marcus # Omar Martin # Joan Martins Tintu Mathew Sonya May # Robyn Mays # Keith McAlister Eugenia McDowell Evelyn McDowell Shemetra McGee Kori McKenzie Henry McMillan Amber Medley #

Anthony Mitchell # Felicia Moody Cheri Morris # Valerie Morris Cameron Moseberry # Philip Munro Mohammed Munshi Theresa Nebel Daniel Nguyen # Steven Nguyen Susan Nolan Katrina Northington Michele Nyema # Kwaku Obeng-Boampong Duni Okunato Lisa Olfert Candrice Oliver # Maki Onodera Pankaj Patel Joseph Patrick # Steven Paulovich # Danita Pea # Sophie Penney # Megan Peppard Marie Perisee # Greg Picard # Blondel Pinnock Andrew Potts Christine Quinones Deborah Quintana Stuart Ralston Kathy Ramirez Layla Ramirez # Jennifer Ramprashad Bryant Reams Amanda Salazar Remy Kelly Reidenbach Alexia Riddick James Ritter Alisa Robinson Natasha Rodney # Christine Rodriguez Ivan Labra Rodriguez Terri Rogers Leah Rominger Emily Rosado Colleen Ross Sandra Turrin Sambugaro # Kashena Sanchez Nancy Scheyer Cynthia Schultz Roye Schwab Donald Scott Cindy Self Manan Shah Whitney Shannon # Taylore Shaw Marilyn Shelby Kristen Shipley

Nora Sievers # Freddy Simon Ana Singletary # Keith Singletary Billie Slavik Charles Smith Kendra Smith # Rasheeda Smith # Rick Smith Treshina Smith Rodney Solomon Courtney Spain Sowah # Gayathri Sreekanth Natasha Stamper Olga Starikova Jerry Steele Ayinde Stewart Donna Storay # Eugenia Stull Alisa Swank Aisha Swann Andrea Lisa Taylor # Loren Taylor # Caroline Thompson # Theodore Thompson Demetrica Todd Elaine Tolon Shannon Torrence Matthew Toulme Craig Towns # Fredy Valencia # Salomon Varela Whitney Vickrey Alex Villanueva # Darius Walston Josh Walters # David Ward # Tracey Ward # Craig Washington # Sean Webber Devin White Arthur Wicks # Amanda Williams Donita Williams Kenya Williams Shaunna Williams Michael Winslow Elton Wise Tierra Wise Thesha Woodley Nicole Zumwalt

FY 2021 Profit and Loss Statement September 2020 – August 2021 REVENUE Program Revenue

$7,550,254

Government

$642,443

Corporate Contributions and Foundation Support

$4,473,969

Individuals

$218,001

In-kind

$305,000

Other

$858

TOTAL REVENUE

$13,190,525

EXPENSES Salaries and Wages

$3,942,149

Payroll Tax Expense

$307,546

Employee Benefits

$301,000

Employee Training

$17,500

Retirement Benefits

$19,641

Contract Labor

$1,367,758

Office Expense

$82,097

Technology and Communication

$471,459

Staff Travel and Meetings Taxes & Licenses Liability & Property Insurance

$768 $71,048

Office and Facility Leases

$224,390

Advertising, Promotions & PR

$524,901

Professional Fees

$388,102

Uncollectible Revenue

$69,000

Financing Expense

$41,494

Fundraising Event Expenses

$35,000

Student Training & Development

$881,669

Student Recruiting Donated Services (In-kind) TOTAL EXPENSES Surplus (Deficit) Additional financial information is available on our website and by request.

$4,200

$24,885 $305,000 $9,079,607 $4,110,918

Making INROADS TOWARD EQUITY

Through Fiscal Responsibility

INROADS 2021

888.520.8691 I N F O @ I N R OA D S . O R G W W W. I N R O A D S . O R G I N R OA DS , I n c . i s a 50 1(c)(3) nonp r ofi t or g a n i z a t i on w hose mi ssi on i s t o del i v er i n n ov a t i v e l eader shi p dev el op m en t p r ogr ams and cr eat i v e sol u t i on s t h a t i dent i fy, accel er at e, a n d el ev a t e u n der r ep r esent ed t al ent t h r ou g h ou t t hei r car eer s. F eder a l Ta x I D n u mber : 6 2 - 0 9 6 71 9 7