Teri Hollander AlbinSr. Vice President- Hillard Lyons Inc.-Hollander GroupJunior Achievement Volunteer and Board Member

A Message from the Chairman of the Board:

It has been a fantastic year in the history of Junior Achievement of Southwestern Indiana. The organization continues to be strong in its determination to teach children the three pillars of JA: Financial Literacy, Entrepreneurship, and Work Readiness. This year, JA has utilized over 800 volunteers to reach over 22,000 students in the 13 county service area- at a growth rate of 19% over the past year.

The only way Junior Achievement could grow the service to such a great extent is because of the success of the Adopt-A-School Program, where businesses fund JA curriculum for a class, a few classes, or a whole school. Going forward, Junior Achievement is seeing even more demand on the horizon from the principals, superintendents, and teachers in the region. Therefore, the Adopt-A-School Program will continue to be critically important to the overall success of JA.

As the Chairman of the Board (2010-2011), and participating Board Member, I encourage you and your business to become active partners with Junior Achievement, and further encourage you to consider the organization’s Adopt-A-School Program. It will not only make a difference in the lives of school children in the community, it will make a difference in your employees lives because they recognize that they are active members of the community and a part of something greater than themselves- teaching and inspiring future leaders of tomorrow. This small investment will pay tremendous dividends.

It has been a true honor to serve as Chairman of the Board for Junior Achievement of Southwestern Indiana during the 2010-2011 fiscal and school year. Thank you for allowing me the pleasure to witness the dedication of the volunteers and staff of JA first hand. They are truly the reason the mission of JA is being fulfilled, so completely, in Southwestern Indiana and Southeastern Illinois.

~ JP Engelbrecht, CEOSouth Central Communications A/V and South Central Media

A Message from the President of JA:

Junior Achievement of Southwestern Indiana has experienced a successful 2010-2011 fiscal and school year. Thanks to the support, dedication and commitment of the volunteers, board members, committee members, staff, foundations, and community organizations and businesses, Junior Achievement was able to serve over 22,000 students in the 13 county service area.

Junior Achievement had a series of events, including the Evansville’s Business Hall of Fame, Grand Prix, the Free Enterprise Invitational and the Golf Raffle, that raised over $190,000. The funds raised will be used to provide financial literacy, work readiness and entrepreneurship programs in the 13 county service area! JA also had a successful year in procuring grants and contributions throughout the service area. Thanks to the generous support of community foundations, businesses, and organizations, grant and contribution revenue was increased by 14% during the 2010-2011 school year. It is the goal of the organization to continue to increase grant and contribution revenue in order to support more community schools and students as demand for JA programs continues to increase. JA is truly grateful for all of the support and dedication the community and volunteers give to the organization. JA grew significantly this year, reaching more students than ever. JA programs were in great demand during 2010-2011school year. With the support of the community and volunteers, JA was able to meet the demand in a tough economic climate.

Thank you for all of your support, help and dedication to Junior Achievement of Southwestern Indiana. The past year has truly been a tremendous success. However, it is still more important than ever to continue teaching and investing in the youth of our communities, thereby helping students own their economic success. Thank you again for supporting Junior Achievement. ~ Theo Boots, President

Junior Achievement of Southwestern Indiana, Inc.

Over 800 Volunteers dedicated time to

Junior Achievement in 2010 - 2011

Without the support of community leaders and volunteers, JA would not be successful. Junior Achievement believes that the volunteer is 50% of the curriculum and 100% of the success of the programs.

The JA volunteers provide the critical piece of the program: the experience and insight into the global marketplace. Through community leaders, students are given the tools to thrive in the global economy. It is the time and talents that community leaders share with students that is truly the greatest investment.

Volunteers contribute to Junior Achievement’s goal of educating students to become financially literate citizens in the global economy. Community volunteers present programs that successfully and positively impact the economic environment, the youth of the community and the education system; inspiring future leaders of tomorrow.

Volunteering The Essential Element of JA

"We tend to forget as adults that our school curriculum does not often allow the teachers to focus on financial and business aspects. We stress the importance of an education but often forget that we must be lifelong learners and work together as a team if we are to make improvements in our community/region. I have been fortunate enough to teach two JA classes and I can report that at fifty-eight; I have learned concepts that I had previously thought unimportant to a retired teacher.

Whether working or retired, we still must be involved with our youth. Their enthusiasm, energy and eagerness to explore new activities give the JA instructors a chance to plant seeds of knowledge. They are our future and I want them to be well-informed and aware of what it will take to be successful. Good luck JA and continue your great work!"

Susan ArnoldRetired Teacher, Volunteers for JA classes, Coordinates other volunteers in the community, represents Spencer County

Celebrating Excellence

2010-2011 Acce

lerating Greatness

Junior Achievement of Southwestern Indiana is one of the tri-state’s great success stories. The organization completed its 47th year of service to Southwestern Indiana and Southeastern Illinois counties during the 2010-2011 year.

Junior Achievement of Southwestern Indiana served over 22,000 students in the 13 county service area. JA programs provide students with the knowledge and tools, to make more informed decisions and develop problem-solving skills that lead to a brighter future. JA teaches students through financial literacy, work readiness, and entrepreneurship programs, how to own their economic success. The experience through participation in JA provides a foundation for life-long success. JA programs illustrate ways to build self-confidence, develop skills, and discover the free-enterprise system through interactive activities and positive role models-community volunteers- as their teachers. JA seeks to inspire future leaders of tomorrow.

Due to the fact that JA has more than 800 volunteers throughout Southwestern Indiana and Southeastern Illinois, the organization was able to increase high school students served by 29% and had an overall student growth of 19%! Because of this incredible opportunity to provide programs to so many students in the service area, Junior Achievement of Southwestern Indiana served over 25% of the market. JA also increased overall grant and contribution giving by 14%, allowing the organization to serve more students than ever with JA programs in the service area.

Junior Achievement truly had a successful 2010-2011 year, and it is because of the dedication, time and talents of the community leaders, the JA Board of Directors and Staff, and YOU!

Over 22,000 students received JA programs

in 2010-2011

JASWIN has provided

programs for 47 years!

JASWIN has received 4 Peak Performance Awards since 2007. The award is

given to 12 of 129 national JAs for outstanding perform-

ance over the past fiscal year.

14 Summit Awards have been received since 1992.

Recognizing operational soundness, financial

solvency, and program growth and quality.

More than 800 community business leaders

and volunteers dedicated time and talents to JA

JA of Southwestern Indiana provided over

1,000 programs in 13 counties

“The economic events of the past several years have left a meaningful impression on the students we serve. They hear about the global and national recession on the news and they see the stress on their parents’ faces as their families deal with difficult financial situations. These young people express a sincere desire to understand what they can do in their personal lives to become masters of their financial futures. Junior Achievement offers us the opportunity to have one of the most meaningful impacts on a young person; one that starts them on a path to financial freedom through financial literacy and education.”

~ Luke YaegerSenior Vice President of Evansville Commerce Bank Junior Achievement Board Member

Over 800 Volunteers dedicated time to

Junior Achievement in 2010 - 2011

Without the support of community leaders and volunteers, JA would not be successful. Junior Achievement believes that the volunteer is 50% of the curriculum and 100% of the success of the programs.

The JA volunteers provide the critical piece of the program: the experience and insight into the global marketplace. Through community leaders, students are given the tools to thrive in the global economy. It is the time and talents that community leaders share with students that is truly the greatest investment.

Volunteers contribute to Junior Achievement’s goal of educating students to become financially literate citizens in the global economy. Community volunteers present programs that successfully and positively impact the economic environment, the youth of the community and the education system; inspiring future leaders of tomorrow.

Volunteering The Essential Element of JA

"We tend to forget as adults that our school curriculum does not often allow the teachers to focus on financial and business aspects. We stress the importance of an education but often forget that we must be lifelong learners and work together as a team if we are to make improvements in our community/region. I have been fortunate enough to teach two JA classes and I can report that at fifty-eight; I have learned concepts that I had previously thought unimportant to a retired teacher.

Whether working or retired, we still must be involved with our youth. Their enthusiasm, energy and eagerness to explore new activities give the JA instructors a chance to plant seeds of knowledge. They are our future and I want them to be well-informed and aware of what it will take to be successful. Good luck JA and continue your great work!"

Susan ArnoldRetired Teacher, Volunteers for JA classes, Coordinates other volunteers in the community, represents Spencer County

Junior Achievement of Southwestern

Indiana’s events raisedover $190,000 during the

2010-2011 fiscal year.

The funds andcontributions raised at the events will provide

students in the13-county service areawith JA programs in

financial literacy, work readiness and

entrepreneurship.

Junior Achievement

Events 2010-2011

Junior Achievement of Southwestern

Indiana’s events raisedover $190,000 during the

2010-2011 fiscal year.

The funds andcontributions raised at the events will provide

students in the13-county service areawith JA programs in

financial literacy, work readiness and

entrepreneurship.

Junior Achievement

Events 2010-2011

Junior Achievement of Southwestern

Indiana’s events raisedover $190,000 during the

2010-2011 fiscal year.

The funds andcontributions raised at the events will provide

students in the13-county service areawith JA programs in

financial literacy, work readiness and

entrepreneurship.

Junior Achievement

Events 2010-2011

Junior Achievement of Southwestern

Indiana’s events raisedover $190,000 during the

2010-2011 fiscal year.

The funds andcontributions raised at the events will provide

students in the13-county service areawith JA programs in

financial literacy, work readiness and

entrepreneurship.

Junior Achievement

Events 2010-2011

School Sponsors $10,000 & Above

SABIC Innovative Plastics

School Sponsors $5,000 to $9,999

Shoe CarnivalSt. Mary’s Medical Center

School/Grade Sponsors $1,000 to $4,999

Airtex ProductsB. Earl Pucket FoundationBruce Hensel Memorial FundChampion Laboratories, Inc.Consolidated Grain & BargeCripeDaviess County Economic Development FoundationEconomic Outlook LuncheonEvansville Courier & PressFairfield National Bank Fairfield National Bank FoundationForrestine Hutchinson FoundationGerman American Bank - PetersburgOld National BankVectrenWarehouse Services, Inc.Wolfe Foundation of Edwards County

Grade Level Sponsor $500 to $999

Citizens National Bank of AlbionCrescent - Cresline - Wabash Plastics FoundationCSB State BankEvansville Downtown OptimistGerman American Bank - VincennesHafer AssociatesHaubstadt Somerfest, Inc.Holiday World & Splashin’ SafariHuntingburg Optimist ClubIndustrial Contractors, Inc.Kiwanis Club of Holland Mulzer EnterprisesNASCO Industries, Inc.Payne Wealth PartnersPeoples Trust & Savings BankPremier Electric, Inc.RTC CommunicationsState Farm FoundationVectren - Culley Generating StationVincennes Rotary FoundationZiemer, Stayman, Weitzel & Shoulders, LLP

Class Room Sponsors: $250 to $499

Albion Auto Parts CompanyAlva ElectricAmerican Electric PowerAnchor IndustriesBamberger, Foreman, Oswald & Hahn, LLPBoilermakers Local 374CARQUEST Auto PartsJohn D. Clayton, DO, FACOSDeig Brothers Lumber & Construction Co., Inc.

Dumes, Inc.First Federal Savings BankHahn Insurance AgencyHeritage Federal Credit UnionHilliard LyonsHoosier Accounts ServiceHoosier Energy RECCIndianapolis Power & Light CoKerry IngredientsLensing WholesaleAl LentzLion’s Club Hurley Muder FoundationMacAllister Machinery Company, Inc.Martin - Serrin Insurance Company, Inc.McLean Implement, Inc.Northside PTOOptimist Club of Santa ClausPike County Chamber of CommercePeoples National Bank Pollux Systems, Inc.Pro Rehab, PCPSC Psi Iota Xi-Alpha Psi ChapterRaben TireSchott Gemtron CorporationSouthern Illinois Primary Care AssociatesSpencer County BankTri State Fire ProtectionUnited CompaniesValley Electric Supply CorporationGary Wampler Wayne County Broadcasting Co., Inc.Whirlpool Corporation Winkler, Inc.

Adopt-A-School Sponsors

Educate Our ChildrenGifts of $250 to $499

Anonymous DonorTeri Hollander AlbinB & D Construction, LLCTimothy & Theo BootsFifth Third Bank – Jasper Jay HargisJasper Lions ClubJT KinkelDonald B. Korb Louis Berman FoundationNiall McConvilleJason PuckettSten’s CorporationWabash Valley Produce William A. Carson FoundationJames Wittman

Prepare Our YouthGifts of $100 to $249

Anonymous DonorBatteries NowBest Way Logistics, LLCBob Luegers Motor CompanyBoyd GrainBuechlein & Associates, PCBurns Htg, Air, Electric, Inc.Dr. James Butler, MDJames D. ButterfieldBarbara ClaytonMike CopelandCrescent City SecurityDaviess County Chamber of CommerceDubois County Block & BrickFirst State Bank of West SalemFlick Hometown Pharmacy and MedicalFreedom BankJohn G. FrenzR J Fuhs Insurance AgencyThomas GuthrieHaley-Lyn, Inc.Timothy HaydenJames T. HiettEdwin HillHoliday Foods - Christmas Lake Golf CourseHoosier Hills Credit UnionJon HubersIndiana Furniture Industries

Elevate Our Children’s FutureGifts of $5,000 to $9,999

Achievement FoundationALCOA FoundationAT&TDuke Energy FoundationOld National Bank FoundationToyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana

Inspire a SchoolGifts of $1,000 to $4,999

Bussing Koch FoundationCoca Cola/WalmartDavid Detar Corn TrustDubois County Community FoundationGerman American Bancorp - JasperMr. & Mrs. Robert E. Griffin TrustKnox County Community FoundationMetLifePosey County Community FoundationRobert Lee Blaffer FoundationScripps Howard FoundationShaw-Burckhardt-Brenner FoundationSpencer County FoundationUnited Way of Pike CountyWalmart FoundationWomen’s Club of Newburgh

Advance Our StudentsGifts of $500 to $999

Anonymous DonorCity of Evansville Youth LeadershipMichael ElliottJP EngelbrechtKerry JacksonJasper Engine & Transmission ExchangeMASA, Sports Equipment StorePamida FoundationPapa John’s Pizza Ruxer Foundation, Inc.James SandgrenTrudy Stock

Inwood Office Furniture Foundation, Inc.JHN CorporationJJC Charitable TrustJasper Office Furniture Foundation Jasper Seating Foundation, Inc.Jasper Surgical Associates, LLCJofco, Inc.Gary KeepesKevin MartinKevin PassLake Rudolph, LLCMatrix Integration, LLCSteve MuddGlen MuehlbauerMike & Rhonda Sprinkle FarmsMundy Brothers Rentals, LLCNunn Milling CompanyOptimist Club of ChrisneyPackaging Corporation Petersburg Lodge #1617Pike County Farm Bureau, Inc.Rev. Larry RascoeDanny SpindlerW. Wyatt RauchRotary Club of JasperRuxer Ford – Lincoln – Mercury, Inc.Sargent FarmsSchott Gemtron CorporationSchultheis InsuranceRaymond SchwenkSouthern Indiana PowerSpencer IndustriesTen AdamsTriad Mining, Inc.United Fidelity BankVFW Post 3587Kevin VickreyWorking DistributorLuke Yaeger

Empower a ChildGifts of $1 to $99

Anonymous DonorsSusan AhlfeldAJ Cycle & Trike ConversionsAmeren CIPSAmericana Woodworking, Inc.Carmen ArgenzianoLawrence & Mary Ellen BackerTom BartelmanGreg Berger, DDSBen Franklin Family CenterBig Splash AdventureBingham McHale, LLPLeslie BlennerRon BongerBosler’s Furniture, Inc.Steven C. Bradley, AttorneyBrookside VillageMark W. Buechlein, CPAJerry & Sharon BurgerCentury 21David ChamberlainJon Craig Timothy L. DeMotteBill DisingerDisinger Jewelers, Inc.Donovan & Donovan AssociatesDeron DrachDubois County Block & Brick, Inc.Dubois County Tire & SupplyDubois Rural Electric Co-opDaniel C. Eby, DORaymond & Rita EckerlePatrick EdwardsEwing Tire ServiceDan FelkerFoll Insurance & Consulting Group, Inc.David P. Fritch, PCRick GardnerDebbie GarrisonGrandview AluminumGreen Thumb Landscaping, Inc.Jason GualdoniGuardian Angel Home Health Care, Inc.Patrick & Tracey GutgsellDwight HamiltonJoseph HelfrichDavid HouserHeadquarters, Inc.Hoosier Business Machines

Illusions, LLCInfinity Molding & Assembly, Inc.Ivy ManorJ. Trockman and SonsJasper Automotive SupplyJasper Leasing Company, Inc.Knies Construction, Inc.Knights of ColumbusKrueger & Associates, CPA’sKunkel Insurance AgencyJon LeeMahoney Law OfficeMailboxes & Parcel DepotLarry MarschelAl MihajlovitsMillhouse RestaurantHJ Mitchell Insurance Agency, Inc.Jennifer MeyerNonte & Company, LLCPemberton InsurancePetersburg HardwareQuality Automotive Distributors, Corp.Mark SchaferNicholas SchnarrSchnitzelbank RestaurantBarry SchonbergerJeff SimsSitexSkillman Associates, Inc.Dennis & Carolyn SlowJoel SmithMike Smith Something SpecialRandy SpawSt. Meinrad Chamber of CommerceState Farm InsuranceCharles StenftenagelStone & Stemle, Inc.Streicher Construction Co.Uebelhor & Son, Inc.United Insurance ServicesWillis & CompanyChuck & Stephanie Young Lori Young

Contributors

Evansville’s Business Hall of Fame

Title SponsorEvansville Business Journal (EBJ)

Diamond SponsorsSouth Central Communications

Platinum SponsorsCrescent Cresline/Wabash PlasticsHoliday World & Splashin’ SafariIndustrial Contractors, Inc.United CompaniesVectren

Gold SponsorsFifth Third BankKoch EnterprisesSpringleaf Financial ServicesSt. Mary’s Medical Center

Silver SponsorsBamberger, Foreman, Oswald & Hahn, LLPHarding Shymanski & Company, PSCOld National Bank

Bronze SponsorsALCOA, Inc.Banterra BankBerry Plastics CorporationBKD, LLPDeaconess HospitalEnergy Systems GroupHilliard LyonsHUB InternationalIntegra BankJP Morgan ChasePeabody EnergyRegency PropertiesSABIC Innovative PlasticsShoe CarnivalMarjorie SoyugencSterling Boiler & Mechanical, Inc.University of EvansvilleVigo Coal Company

ContributorsAndy GoebelHoliday Management FoundationLease Team, Inc.

Table SponsorsEvansville Commerce BankGerman American BankThe Hollander Group at Hilliard Lyons

Toyota Motor Manufacturing IndianaAtlas Van Lines, Inc.Payne Wealth PartnersKitch & Schreiber

Event PartnershipsAlphaGraphicsAramark Uniform ServicesColonial Classics, Inc.Fire & Rain Marketing & CommunicationsJT Klump PhotographyLumaworxSchnucks Markets – Green River RoadUniversity of Southern IndianaWEHT TV 25

Free Enterprise Invitational Golf Outing

Title SponsorWalmart

PatronAlliance Resource Partners, L.P.Peabody EnergySterling Boiler & Mechanical, Inc.

FriendAvalotis CorporationBabcock & WilcoxBlack & VeatchBowen Engineering Corp.Burns & McDonnellCasino AztarCoca-ColaConsolidated Grain & BargeEnergy Systems GroupEvansville Marine Services, Inc.FluorForesight Coal Sales, LLC.GE Energy ServicesGribbins InsulationMulzer Crushed StonePrairie State Generating Company, LLCProfessional Consultants, Inc. (PCI)Temple InlandVectrenVigo CoalWalmartWhirlpool Corporation

SponsorsAT&T Mobility - $1,000 Shoot Out

Cargill – Guest ShirtsCoca-Cola – Volunteer Shirts & Golf BallsHarding Shymanski & Company – Putting Contest

Gold Raffle SponsorsBank of Evansville Berry Plastics The Hollander Group at Hilliard Lyons United Companies

On Course Dining SponsorsBar LouieCulver’s Frozen CustardFrito-LayJust Rennie’sOutback SteakhouseNewburgh Subway Walmart

Raffle DonorsAction Pest ControlAll Blown Up Inflatable RentalsCasino AztarFrench Lick ResortMark GrundmanJC PenneyOak Meadow Golf ClubRolling Hills Country ClubTracy Zeller JewelryWhirlpool Corporation

Special ThanksCoca-ColaFire & Rain Marketing & CommunicationsThe Hollander Group at Hilliard Lyons Integra Bank JT Klump PhotographyMonarch Beverage CompanySchutte Lithography, Inc.

Grand Prix

Title SponsorDuke Energy

SponsorsAECOMMidwest Scientific InstrumentsPatriot GM Super StorePeabody EnergyVuteq

Racing TeamsALCOADuke EnergyEvansville Kia Mazda VolvoIndustrial Contractors/Professional Consultants, Inc.Joshua AcademyMatrix Design GroupSt. Mary’s Health Systems Sterling Boiler & Mechanical, Inc. Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana Car #12Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana Car #98 Vectren Local 7 WTVW

SupportersAlan BraunAnchor IndustriesCasino AztarCircle S. Food MartsCity of EvansvilleEvansville Parks DepartmentEvansville Vanderburgh School CorporationGrand Prix Racing CommitteeHadi ShrinersHilliard LyonsIndy Karting SeriesKevin KennyKenny Kent ChevroletOld ChicagoOrthopaedic Associates, Inc.Papa John’s PizzaPastor Larry RascoePaul Loehr RacingPrinceton Seedtick Karting AssociationRoland Hahn SCCARon Rhodes – Local 7 WTVWStephanie Eisele SCCAToyota Motor Manufacturing, IndianaUniversity of Southern IndianaVFW Post 1114 Ladies Auxiliary

Golf Raffle

SponsorsCambridge Golf ClubChristmas Lake Golf CourseFrench Lick ResortRolling Hills Country ClubVictoria National Golf Club West Baden Springs Hotel104.1 WIKYLocal 7 WTVW

Event Sponsors

Junior Achievement of Southwestern Indiana provided

two Job Shadow events during the 2010-2011 school year; an event in November of 2010

and an event in February of 2011. Over 100 community companies and organizations hosted more than 1,600 8th graders

in Vanderburgh County, New Harmony and Jasper. The Job Shadow event allows area students the opportunity to tap into a working business environment.

JA truly appreciates the organizations that hosted students during the 2010-2011 school year.

The financial statements of Junior Achievement of Southwestern Indiana, Inc. are prepared on the accrual basis, where revenues are recognized when earned and expenditures are recognized when incurred. This financial report is unaudited.Audited statements will be prepared by December 2011.

Junior Achievement Service Area

Job ShadowJunior Achievement of

Southwestern Indiana provided two Job Shadow events during the 2010-

2011 school year; an event in November of 2010 and an event in February of 2011. Over 100 community

companies and organizations hosted more than 1,600 8th graders in Vanderburgh County, New Harmony and Jasper. The Job Shadow event

allows area students the opportunity to tap into a working business environment. JA truly appreciates the organizations that hosted students during the 2010-2011 school year.

Junior Achievement Service Area

Daviess County has continued to grow and add Junior Achievement programs to the county. JA served 565 students in 24 classes this past year. The Daviess County Community, with the help of Jeff Norris of Norris Law Firm, continues to support and assist JA; securing funding and teaching classes. JA also created an advisory council where community leaders will assist JA in its efforts to expand and maintain JA programs during the 2011-2012 school year. Currently, JA serves 13% of the students in Daviess County.

Jasper’s Advisory Council is one of the longest and most established JA councils. Dubois County is home to the JA Company Program, running two programs a year. JA programs are implemented in all three school districts, reaching over 3,240 students in 140 classes. Dubois County is one of Junior Achievement’s oldest established counties. Today, JA serves over 39% of the students in the county.

Gibson County has one of JA’s largest student penetration rates, reaching 39% of the students in the county. JA provided 103 programs to students throughout the county, serving over 2,027 students.JA programs are taught at all three school districts in Gibson County; serving every 9th grader in the county. Gibson County also has an impressive Advisory Council, developing strategies and goals for the county to better serve the schools and students in Gibson County with JA programs.

Knox County continues to grow and include JA programs in the schools. With the continued help and support of Joel Smith and Becky Boberg of German American Bank, JA has implemented 38 classes during the 2010-2011 school years, and has served more than 848 students, growing programs extensively in 2010-2011 and serving 9% of the students. JA is serving all three school districts in Knox County, and is prepared to continue expanding programs in 2011-2012. JA also established an Advisory Council in Knox County to better serve the needs of the schools and county.

Pike County provided over 713 students in more than 38 classes with JA programs during the 2010-2011 school year, serving more than 32% of the students. Both Junior Achievement and the Pike County Advisory Council continue to have tremendous support from Mayor Jon Craig, who continues to serve as the Chairman of the Advisory Council, as well as serve as a member of the JA Board. Pike has had continued success with the JA programs, largely due to the fact that Shari Hays continues to work with JA staff as a lead coordinator between schools and volunteers. Pike County has grown significantly and will continue to be successful in 2011-2012, due to the support of the community and local government.

Posey County continues to provide JA programs with plans to expand in the coming school year. With a supportive community, outstanding volunteers, a strong partnership with SABIC, and a motivated and committed Advisory Council, Posey County served more than 1,160 students in 60 classes during the 2010-2011 school year. 28% of the students in Posey County are currently served JA programs, with plans to grow during the 2011-2012 school year. Currently, JA provides programs to all three districts, including “whole schools” at New Harmony School, Marrs Elementary, West Elementary, and St. Matthews Catholic School.

Spencer County implemented JA programs three years ago, beginning with four classes. During the 2010-2011 school year, Spencer County has grown to serve more than 594 students in 28 classes, at 10 schools. With rapid and successful growth, the Advisory Council has dedicated time and talents to ensure that Spencer County JA programs are implemented and that the county has a strategy to continue the successful implementation and expansion. Currently, in Spencer County JA serves 17% of the students, in both districts with JA curriculum. JA, in partnership with the Advisory Council, continues to work with the schools and community to secure more classes for the future.

Vanderburgh County saw great demand for programs during the 2010-2011 school year. Working closely with EVSC, JA provided a record number of JA Personal Finance classes. During the 2010-2011 school year, Vanderburgh County received more JA programs than ever, serving over 10,000 students. JA continues to reach students in Vanderburgh County that have never received a JA program before. JA also works with the Programs Committee to ensure that JA programs are maintained and expanded in Vanderburgh County. Junior Achievement also partnered with SICAN during the spring of 2011, creating a College and Career Fair. JA provided curriculum for the fair, reaching over 2,000 students at the event in March of 2011. JA programs are expected to continue to expand during the 2011-2012 school year.

Warrick County has had a steady increase of JA programs throughout the county. With the continued growth of new businesses and residents, there has been a great demand for JA programs in the schools. Junior Achievement established a partnership with ALCOA, receiving funds to expand and maintain programs throughout Warrick County. JA has worked closely with the Warrick County community and business leaders to establish an Advisory Council to better serve the needs of the community and schools. Because of the tremendous efforts of the Council, community and JA, programs were implemented into 80 classes, serving more than 1,866 or 19% of the students in the county. JA has been well received in Warrick County, and will continue to grow programs during the 2011-2012 school year.

For more than a decade, Junior Achievement has provided the schools in Wayne County with JA programs. Wayne County has successfully maintained an average of 30 classes a year, serving over 500 students the unparalleled curriculum of Junior Achievement. Approximately 19% of the students in Wayne County were provided with JA programs during the 2010-2011 school year. Wayne County has wonderful community support; Richard Montgomery of Richard I. Montgomery, PC finds community leaders to teach the programs in Wayne County.

In Edwards County, the 2010-2011 school year marked the third year that JA programs were provided to Edwards County schools and students. 22 classes were completed, with over 400 students served JA programs, serving more than 37% of the students in the county. Julie Hill, of Champion Laboratories, served as a lead coordinator for JA , finding volunteers for Edwards County during the 2009-2010 school year and the 2010-2011 school year. Wayne and Edwards Counties have a united Advisory Council, made up of community leaders from Wayne County and Edwards County. The unified council allows for more sustainable growth and better community involvement.

Indiana

Tara BrowerDaviess County

Lee CoffmanJeanne Hetzel Alex Knepp Beth McGookey Kerry NewsomeJeff Norris

David Chamberlain Gibson County

Eric Heidenreich Stacy Milheiser Kim PhillipsJason PuckettMichelle Priar Virgil Rasche Don Steinmetz

Martha BonnertJasper, Dubois County

March BuechleinSharon BurgerBill BurnsChris FleckLesli Graman Bob HackerDavid HubsterRobert JacobsStan JochumJohn KahleKristen KellumsBlake KruegerAnn Recker Ashley RueberAmanda SchippMallory SchwenkRay SchwenkBrenda StallingsMonica TurksSteve Wingand

Dodi BlackburnKnox County

Darrel BobeRebecca BobergAbigail MasonKimela MeeksAnne PrattJoel Smith

Jon CraigPike County

Joe DedmanStephanie GaskinsShari HaysJoe HensonStacy Melheiser Karen Sipes

Patricia BeckgerdPosey County

John MartinNiall McConvilleBeth RussellBarbara TennysonTiffani WeatherfordAndrew Wilson

Bob ArnoldSpencer County

Chad Bailey Dave BuseJason MartinKen MulzerBill PotterMike RobinsonDan Scherry Harry SheeleyMike SchrieferJosh Winkler

Teri Hollander AlbinWarrick County

Margaret HayesDavid Hinton Rick JillsonRon JochumMacKensey MayerGary Nook Karen RussellRuth Ann SellersShari Sherman Jeff Sims Kevin Vickrey

Illinois

Mary Blair

Edwards/Wayne Counties

Mike Copeland Reece Copeland Jason GualdoniRichard MontgomeryRich PetersTm Schoenborn Kevin SmerdonKent Vinson

2010-2011 Junior AchievementAdvisory Councils

“I learned so much from Junior Achievement and it is because of the business leaders that teach the classes.

Because they take the time to volunteer to teach students about business, I have a better understanding of economics, business and money management. I am

truly thankful for all the JA volunteers, and for inspiring me to be a great leader one day.”

~ Rebecca Seyler, 8th grade student at Holy Spirit,2011 Business Hall of Fame Student Speaker

Over 1,000 classes in more than 100 schools received JA programs.These programs were delivered by local community business leaders, small business owners, dedicated employees, and inspirational mentors throughout the 13 county service area. Junior Achievement’s success is contingent uponcommunity support from local businesses and organizations, as well as,dedicated volunteers to teach JA programs to area students.

Junior Achievement is truly appreciative of the community businesses and organizations that have supported and continue to support the organization, raising more than $190,000 at the 2010-2011 events benefitting JA programs.

Junior Achievement’s Adopt-a-School Campaign continued in 2010-2011. Community businesses and organizations contributed funds which supported JA programs throughout the 13 county service area.

Junior Achievement of Southwestern Indiana

Staff:

Diane Bies .............................................................................................. RegistrarAmy Boardman ........................................................... Senior Program ManagerTheo Boots..............................................................................................PresidentStephanie Kaho .......................................................................Program ManagerMeagan Meadors ....................................Marketing and Development ManagerMaryelizabeth Stewart...........................................................Executive SecretaryLinda Strosnider.................................................................Program CoordinatorDoug Uebelhor .............................................JA Company Program Coordinator

Board of Directors(2010-2011)

Chairman * ...............JP Engelbrecht ............. South Central Communications1st Vice Chair *..........Jim Sandgren ..................................... Old National Bank2nd Vice Chair *.........Dwight Hamilton ..................................Fifth Third BankSecretary *.................JT Kinkel .............. Jack R. Kinkel & Son Architects, PCTreasurer * ................Steve Mudd ...................... Riney, Hancock and Co., PSCStacie Banks ...................................................................Atlas World Group, Inc.Kenneth Barton...............................................................Whirlpool Corporation.Ronald Bonger ..........................................................................Fire & Rain, Inc.Dr. James Butler MD MPH............................................ Orthopaedic AssociatesJim Butterfield ......................................................................Smith & ButterfieldBarbara Clayton......................................................... St. Mary’s Medical CenterMayor Jon Craig ......................................................................City of PetersburgBrenda Diggs........................................................................................... (Retired)Bill Disinger ............................................................ Disinger & Kruger JewelersPatrick Edwards ........................................................................................VectrenDaniel Felker ........................................................Sterling Boiler & MechanicalRick Gardner.............................................................................. AT & T MobilityDebbie Garrison .........................................................Berry Plastics CorporationDonal Gogarty....................................................................Capital Card ServicesJason Gualdoni ............................................. Gualdoni Insurance Services, Inc.Tom Guthrie .....................................................................................Duke Energy*Jay A. Hargis......................................................................................BKD, LLPRoyce Haws ..................................................................................................AlcoaTim Hayden.................................................................................Courier & PressJoe Helfrich........................................................................Fifth Third SecuritiesJay Hiett ................................................................................................. 14 WFIE

Edwin Hill ...............................................................................................(Retired)*Teri Hollander Albin........................... Hilliard Lyons, Inc. / Hollander GroupJon Hubers ........................................................................Crescent Plastics, Inc.Kerry Jackson.................................................................................Shoe CarnivalRon Jochum ............................................................................................(Retired)Jon Lee ................................................................................................. Coca Cola*Al Lentz.........................................................................Evansville Enerfab EastLarry Marschel.........................................................Walmart East Super CenterKevin Martin .......................................................................Elberfeld State BankNiall McConville ........................................................SABIC Innovative PlasticsAl J. Mihajlovits ......................................................... Southridge Middle SchoolGlen Muehlbauer ..........................................................................Koch Air, LLCKevin Pass .............................................................................Action Pest ControlJason Puckett ..........................................Toyota Motor Manufacturing IndianaPastor Larry Rascoe, Sr. ..............................................Nazarene Baptist ChurchBarry Schonberger .............................................University of Southern IndianaJeff Sims .......................................................................................... Integra BankJoel Smith......................................................................German American BankMike Smith ...................................................................................Local 7 WTVWTrudy Stock ...............................................................Harding, Shymanski & Co.Joe Sutton............................................................Veolia Environmental ServicesJill Trautvetter............................................................Deaconess Health SystemsKevin Vickrey ............................................. Norman Backues & Associates, Inc.Andrew Wilson .......................................William Wilson Auction &Reality, Inc.*Jim Wittman .........................................................................Regency PropertiesLuke Yaeger..............................................................Evansville Commerce BankLori Young....................................Bamberger, Foreman, Oswald & Hahn, LLP

Outgoing Board Members 2010-2011

Vince Bertram ............................................................................................. EVSCDavid Houser....................................... Power & Energy, Industrial ContractorsJonathan Lopez ..........................................................................................CargillJohn Martin..................................................................................................AlcoaRyan Scheidler ...................................................................... Ambassador TravelDanny Spindler....................................Givens & Spindler Real Estate CompanyKent Vinson .................................................................... Champion LaboratoriesJohn Williams ............................................................................................... IBM

* Denotes Executive Committee Member

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Junior Acheivement of Southwestern Indiana:

Programs

Junior Achievement of Southwestern Indiana began in 1964. Today, JA has grown to serve

22,000 students in the tri-state area; serving elementary, middle, and high

school programs to students in 13 county communities in Southwestern Indiana and

Southeastern Illinois. JA provided the service area with 297 classroom programs in the fall of

2010 and 717 classroom programs in the spring of 2011, providing a total of 1014 classes during

the 2010-2011 school year.

During the 2010-2011 school year, Junior Achievement launched a College and Career Expo,

in parnership with SICAN. The event hosted over 100 exhibitors and was open to tri-state students

to attend. JA provided curriculum for the event serving more than 2,000 area students

with college and career services.

Junior Achievement continues to inspire future leaders of tomorrow with unparalleled hands-on

and interactive programs. JA of Southwestern Indiana continues to be dedicated to providing

financial literacy, work readiness and entrepreneurship programs to help prepare

young people to thrive in the global marketplace.