Junior Achievement of Southwest Florida 2021 Business Hall of Fame Program Book

2021

Business Hall of Fame THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2021

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This Evening’s Program Emcee Rachel Pierce Modern Coastal Artist

I.

Welcome

II.

Our Mission

III.

Alumnus Message

IV.

Tribute to Laureates

V.

Introducing JA Inspire

VI.

Thank You

VII.

Adjourn

Business Hall of Fame Chairs: Andrew Buschle Collier County

Gail Markham Lee County

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2020-21 Laureates

Sarah Owen

James J. Guerra, MD

William T. Prather

Senator Kathleen C. Passidomo

President & Chief Executive Officer, Southwest Florida Community Foundation

Owner & Executive Producer, Broadway Palm

Orthopaedic Surgeon and Sports Medicine Specialist at Collier Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center

Member of the Florida State Senate

Welcome to the very first virtual Business Hall of Fame.

This prestigious event was established in 1999 by the Board of Directors of Junior Achievement of Southwest Florida to honor champions of free enterprise and to present role models in business to youth. Laureates are nominated by an Advisory Board of business leaders in the community specifically appointed for this purpose.

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We Would Like to Recognize Our Annual Partners INVEST. PARTNER. EMPOWER.

$25,000 Bank of America Rockstar Harley Davidson

$10,000 Cushman & Wakefield Commerical Property Southwest Florida IBERIABANK/First Horizon Marine Max Title Professionals of Florida

$5,000 Entech

Florida Gulf Coast University Jerry F. Nichols McGriff Insurance/BB&T now Truist Moorings Park News-Press/Naples Daily News Scott Fischer Enterprises

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Business Hall of Fame, Lee County Laureates 2020-21

Sarah Owen Willam T. Prather 2019

Dave Copham Scott & Diana Willis

2018

Pason Gaddis Gary Griffin

2012

Scott Fischer Barbara Watt-Biggs

2011

Daniel Dosoretz, M.D. Tony Lapi

2017

2010

Teri Hansen Sandra Stilwell

Jim Nathan J. Thomas Uhler

2016

2009

Gary Aubuchon Steven Marino

Carol Hudler Charles Idelson

2015

2008

Joseph Catti Elaine Hawkins

Paul Flynn Amy Gravina

2014

Mark Loren Norman Love

2013

2007

Steven Pontius Duane Swanson, Sr.

Gail Markham Bob Simpson

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2005

Samira K. Beckwith Steve Shimp

2004

Dennis Gilkey John Scanlon

2003

Gay Rebel Thompson William Valenti

2001

Richard Ackert Sam Galloway, Jr.

2000

Thomas Hart Gary Trippe

1999

David Brown, M.D. David Lucas

2006

Scott Edmonds Robbie Roepstorff

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Business Hall of Fame, Collier County Laureates 2020-21

James J. Guerra, MD Senator Kathleen C. Passidomo

2019

Huntley “Bud” Hornbeck II Dan Lavender

2018

2008

Todd Gates Paul Marinelli

2007

Jeff Fridkin Adria Starkey

Terry McMahan Gerri Moll

Edward V. Staros Mark Wilson

Mike Adams Tom O’Reilly Al Reynolds

2017

2016

Kathy Bigham Garrett Richter

2015

Reinhold Schmieding Brian Stock

2014

Laura and Jim Dixon The Wynn Family

2013

John DeAngelis David Diamond Orlando Rosales Mayela Rosales

2012

Richard B. Akin Philip J. McCabe

2011

George G. Beasley Theo Etzel

2010

William Figlesthaler Len Zaiser

2009

William Schoen Michael Schroeder Martin Wasmer

2006

2005

Russell A. Budd

1997

Arthur Allen Myra Janco Daniels

1996

Donald R. Barber Vin DePasquale Edward Frank

1995

William L. “Bill” Barton Dewey Oliver Gargiulo JoAnn M. Smallwood

1994

2004

Richard “Dick” DeVoe Rosemary Robinson

2003

Raymond Lutgert Holland T. Salley

2002

Don Q. Wynn Anthony Wayne Ridgeway Andrew Beirne Brown

Judy Sproul Thomas S. Riley Edward K. Cheffy Dr. Paul Jones John M. Passidomo Earl G. Hodges Scott Lutgert

1993

1992

1991

2001

W. Roy Smith William Robert “Bob” Wilson John R. Wood

2000

Henry B. Watkins, Sr. Norman A. Herren

1999

Addison B. Miller William G. Price

1998

Barron G. Collier, Sr. Mamie B. Tooke John F. Humphrey

Robert L. Carsello John T. Conroy, Jr. F. Fred Pezeshkan Bill Ryan Jerry Nichols Michael Watkins J. Dudley Goodlette Wilma Boyd Gary Tice

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Sarah Owen

President and Chief Executive Officer Southwest Florida Community Foundation Sarah Owen, president and CEO of the Southwest Florida Community Foundation, leads a passionate and diverse team dedicated to cultivating regional change for the common good. The Foundation is committed to connecting the community through conversations and actions that create sustainable positive change and leverage the funding to make those changes a reality.

Sarah’s journey into the nonprofit sector followed a career in investor relations, public relations, and corporate communications. She worked for publicly traded companies on the New York Stock Exchange and private companies throughout the Southeastern United States. Her corporate experience was in the automotive and engineering industries, and innovators and entrepreneurs who were developing emerging technologies sought Sarah out to create strategic communication plans.

Sarah brings this focus on innovation to her work at the Southwest Florida Community Foundation. In concert with a visionary Board of Trustees, Sarah is guiding the Foundation in reimagining its role in the region. In 2017, Sarah oversaw the execution of a public-private partnership with the City of Fort Myers to create Collaboratory, a $10.5 million project

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funded with New Market Tax Credits that opened in late 2018. Collaboratory comprises the rejuvenated 1920s Atlantic Coast Line Railway depot and a technologically advanced 14,000 square foot addition designed to support the vital work of the region’s nonprofit organizations, businesses, residents, and visitors.

Through her leadership, the Foundation has become laser-focused on regional issues affecting the quality of life in Southwest Florida, gathered hundreds of community leaders and stakeholders around these issues, and has grown the Foundation’s assets to become one of the largest funding organizations in the region. With a commitment to measuring the sustainable impact of the Foundation’s efforts, she led the effort to align the organization’s cause areas with global Sustainable Development Goals.

Sarah shares her leadership at the national, state, and regional levels. She serves as immediate past chair of the Community Foundations of Florida (a member group of Florida Philanthropic Network), she is a Florida delegate for the National Vision 20/20 Initiative, and she serves on the Healthy Lee Executive and Steering Committees. The News-Press named Sarah their 2016 Person of the Year.

Sarah is married to David Owen, and they have successfully launched their two adult kids out of the house and have become Boilermakers fans while their youngest attends Purdue University.

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Willam T. Prather Owner and Executive Producer Broadway Palm

Will Prather is the Executive Producer and Owner of Prather Productions. He currently operates Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre in Fort Myers, Florida, the Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, along with Prather Touring and Apex Touring, national and international touring companies that bring productions across the country and the world. The entire company entertains half a million guests each year and employs more than 300 people.

Will was born in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. He is a 1991 graduate of the School of Hotel Administration at Cornell University, where he was active in Hotel Ezra Cornell, a student-operated hotel. Upon graduation, he spent a year working as a restaurant manager for the Harvey Hotel Company in Dallas, Texas.

Will’s impressive community involvement illustrates his strong commitment to Southwest Florida. He continually strives to increase public awareness about the arts and tourism in the region. He supports local initiatives within the community by hosting Broadway Palm led fundraisers for various organizations, including the Golisano Children’s Hospital,

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Harry Chapin Food Bank, Community Cooperative, Animal Refuge Center, the Humane Society of SWFL, United Way, Susan G. Komen, American Cancer Society, and more. In just over the past five years alone, these efforts have easily raised more than $50,000.

Most recently, Will coordinated efforts to give back during the COVID-19 pandemic. In the first week of the shutdown, Broadway Palm cooked and gave away 2,000 meals for essential workers and laid off hospitality workers. Will also read about Community Cooperative’s need for food storage space and offered up Broadway Palm’s kitchen and his chef and sous chef to prepare meals for their Meals on Wheels program throughout the five months the theatre was closed.

Outside of the theatre, Will also personally serves the community through various clubs and organizations. He is a past president of the Lee County Alliance for the Arts and is currently an Advisory Board Member. He is also a member of the Fort Myers Rotary Club, a Senior Advisor for The Southwest Florida Community Foundation, and a member of the Advisory Board of Florida Gulf Coast University’s Hospitality/Resort Management Program.

Will is a proud father of his son TJ. When not working or volunteering, he’s spending time on the waters of Southwest Florida kayaking, fishing, and occasionally enjoys a round of golf.

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Make an Impact!

Volunteers take pride in being role models and embrace the feeling of accomplishment they receive knowing they are making a difference in students’ lives.

Teachers welcome Junior Achievement’s programs because they enrich students learning and align with curriculum standards.

Businesses, foundations and individuals support Junior Achievement because they understand the tremendous need for a well-educated work force and appreciate the value in their investments.

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Introducing JA Inspire!

JA Inspire is an exciting new program, the first of its kind, that will help launch middle school students into their futures. After three explorative in-class lessons, including a personalized career assessment, more than 10,000 eighth grade students will attend an interactive virtual career expo, exposing them to the various industries and career opportunities in Southwest Florida.

We are looking for companies and individuals who care about the future leaders in our community and are willing to sponsor this program and/or become virtual exhibitors at the career expo.

Learn more and get involved at jaswfl.org/ja-inspire-virtual.

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James J. Guerra, MD Orthopaedic Surgeon and Sports Medicine Specialist Collier Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center

James J. Guerra, MD, is a board-certified orthopaedic surgeon and sports medicine specialist. After graduating with honors from Northwestern University Medical School, he completed his orthopaedic residency at the University of Pennsylvania. He spent an additional year of advanced fellowship training in sports medicine and arthroscopic surgery at the prestigious American Sports Medicine Institute in Birmingham, AL, with internationally known sports medicine expert, James R. Andrews, MD.

As a specialist in complex shoulder and knee problems, Dr. Guerra serves as the head team physician for Florida Gulf Coast University and Community School of Naples. He also serves as the Medical Director for the preeminent medical device company, Arthrex, Inc. Previously, Dr. Guerra served as team physician for the Baltimore Orioles (MLB) and the Florida Panthers (NHL).

Dr. Guerra is a leading innovator in minimally invasive surgery, teaching surgeons from around the world cutting-edge techniques. Furthermore, Dr. Guerra has authored more than thirty publications and has lectured at numerous national and

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international meetings, including Germany, Austria, Mexico, Argentina, and Japan. This unique experience allows Dr. Guerra to remain at the forefront of his field and bring advanced medical developments to his patients.

He has been named to the prestigious Castle-Connolly’s America’s Top Doctors every year since 2008, one of the most distinguished physician rating services in the country compiled from surveys of physicians asking them who they would go to for treatment in their specialty. In addition, Dr. Guerra has been nationally recognized as one of “America’s Top Orthopedists” every year since 2003 by the Consumer’s Research Council of America. Moreover, Dr. Guerra has been recognized as one of the top 5% in his field by Key Professional’s rigorous rating service and has been included in their annual “Super Doctors” list since 2007.

Dr. Guerra serves as a master instructor for the Arthroscopy Association of North America and is a member of several professional societies, including the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine, the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, the American College of Surgeons, the American Sports Medicine Fellowship Society, and the American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons Society.

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Senator Kathleen C. Passidomo Member of the Florida State Senate Senator Kathleen C. Passidomo was elected to the Florida Senate in November 2016 after having served in the Florida House of Representatives since 2010. Senate President Wilton Simpson recently appointed her to serve as the Chair for the Senate Committee on Rules for 2020-2022.

In addition to her role as Rules Chair, she is a member of the following committees: Appropriations, Appropriations Subcommittee on Education, Banking and Insurance, Education, Regulated Industries, and the Joint Legislative Budget Commission.

She served as the 2018-2020 Senate Majority Leader, the Senate President’s appointee on the Statewide Council on Human Trafficking from 2017-2019, and currently serves on the Florida Public Service Commission Nominating Council.

Senator Passidomo graduated in 1975 from Trinity College (now University) in Washington, D.C., after which she spent eight months backpacking in Southeast Asia. In December 1978, she received her law degree from Stetson University’s College of Law and built her practice around Real Estate and Business

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Law in Naples. She was in the first group of attorneys in the state to obtain Board Certification in Real Estate Law, and her peers elected her to serve as President of both the Collier County Bar Association and the Collier County Women’s Bar Association.

​ s Senator Passidomo’s career progressed, she used her A background and legal skills to help almost 100 civic, charitable, and business organizations with their corporate documents and governance structure.

From creating the Collier County Juvenile Justice Council to serving as Co-Chair of the Community Engagement Initiative of the Education Foundation of Collier CountyChampions for Learning (“Connect Now”), and as President of the Southwest Florida Land Preservation Trust to chairing the Board of The United Way of Collier County, she had the opportunity to work with citizens from all over Southwest Florida with a common goal of making the community a better place to live, work, raise a family and retire.

Senator Passidomo and her husband John have lived in Naples for 42 years and have three children, Catarina, Francesca, and Gabriella, and two grandsons, William and Emilio.

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Board of Directors 2020-2021

Executive Committee Chair

Immediate Past Chair

CEO, Scott Fischer Enterprises

Senior Vice President, Wells Fargo

Vice-Chair

Member at Large

Southwest Florida Area Executive, First Citizens Bank

Senior Vice President, Private Client Advisor, Bank of America Private Bank

Treasurer

Member at Large

Senior Investment Manager, PIM Manager Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.

SVP--Commercial Relationship Manager, Cogent Bank

Scott Fischer

Curt Todd

Andrew Buschle

Jeff Fusco

Sean Friend

Tom Pitser

Member at Large

Secretary

Gary Tasman

Suzanne Specht

CEO/Principal Broker, Cushman & Wakefield Commercial Property SWFL

Small Business Consultant, FSBDC at Florida Gulf Coast University

Members Carlos Artime Director of Career and Technical Education, Collier County Public Schools

Linda Maere Executive Director School Development, The School District of Lee County

Jason Brewer Market President, BB&T Bank now Truist

Michael Traficante P.A., Shareholder, Grant Fridkin Pearson

Jason Duke Senior Vice President, Morgan Stanley Wealth Management

Commercial Banking, Regions

Nancy Korista

Sandy Stilwell Youngquist

Human Resources Consultant, & SHRM Partnership Director

Justin Land Chief Investment Strategist, Wasmer Schroeder Strategies of Charles Schwab Investment Management

Earnest J. Wilkes

Owner, Stilwell Enterprises and Restaurant Group

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2020-2021 Hall of Fame Advisory Board Collier County Chair

Andrew Buschle Senior Vice President Bank of America Private Bank

Vice-Chair

Stacey Herring Vice President Morgan Stanley Private Bank Jamie Anderson Board Chair American Red Cross of Florida’s Southern Gulf Blase Ciabaton Naples Print Source Jenny Lynn Dunn Senior Manager Wasmer Schroeder Strategies of Charles Schwab Investment Management, Inc. Todd Gates Chairman GATES Inc. Brian Glaeser Agent State Farm Insurance Companies Christel Johnson President Paradise Coast Property Team Jon Kassolis CEO Consolidated Cleaners Brian Mallette Principal, Senior Financial Advisor HBKS Wealth Advisors Craig Sherman SVP Commercial Lending Cogent Bank

Michael Traficante Shareholder Grant Fridkin Pearson, P.A.

Lee County Chair

Gail Markham CEO/Partner Markham, Norton, Mosteller & Wright P.A Jason Brewer Market President BB&T now Truist Talisha Faber Community Philanthropist & Banker Elaine Hawkins President Private Client Insurance Services Jan-Erik Hustrulid Business Development Owen-Ames-Kimball Company (OAK).

Mark Loren CEO Mark Loren Designs Inc. Laurie Moore Financial Advisor Morgan Stanley Wealth Management Sandy Stilwell Youngquist CEO/Owner Stillwell Enterprises & Restaurant Group Sharon Torregrossa Real Estate Agent VIP Realty Group, Inc.

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Sarah Owen President & Chief Executive Officer, Southwest Florida Community Foundation

William T. Prather Owner & Executive Producer, Broadway Palm

Senator Kathleen C. Passidomo Member of the Florida State Senate

Dr. James Guerra Orthopaedic Surgeon & Sports Medicine Specialist at Collier Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center

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Mirror Lakes Elementary School

Mike Davis Elementary School

Pace Center for Girls

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Pinewoods Elementary School

Osceola Elementary School

South Fort Myers High School

Parkside Elementary School

St. Michael Lutheran High School

Pine Ridge Middle School

Three Oaks Elementary School

Shadowlawn Elementary School

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Tommie Barfield Elementary School

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