Creating a world free of MS.This graduation ceremony has been generously underwritten by Elaine and John Carlos.

MS Leadership Class 2011 Graduation

ApriL 26, 2011

Cherokee Town Club155 West Paces Ferry Road, NW

Atlanta, GA 30305

2011

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Graduation Cocktail reception & Dinner6:00-8:00 pMTuesday, April 26, 2011

Cherokee Town Club

155 West Paces Ferry Road, NW

Atlanta, GA 30305

program Agenda

6:00 pm Cocktail Reception All

6:45 pm Welcome & Introductions Cherise Mlott, Director AT&T 2011MSLeadershipCo-Chair 2009MSLeadershipClassAlumnus

Char Fortune, ManagingDirector Grubb&Ellis 2011MSLeadershipClassCo-Chair

6:50 pm Opening Remarks Roy A. Rangel, President NationalMSSociety,GeorgiaChapter

7:00 pm Dinner All

7:10 pm 2011 Class Valedictorian Address William P. Reddick ChiefFinancialOfficer Celtaxsys

7:15 pm Video “The Makings of a Leader” All

7:20 pm Hall of Fame Inductees Greg Michels, Chairman NationalMSSociety,GeorgiaChapter 2009MSLeadershipClassAlumnus

7:25 pm Goal Team Presentations Goal Team Members Presentation of Awards Cherise Mlott & Char Fortune

8:00 pm Closing Remarks Greg Michels

It is the imperative

of business to create

and nurture something

of value and no

business is sustainable

if it cannot do that.

No matter the focus of

your business there are

corollary nonprofits

for which employees’

skills and resources

can be put to good

use. An employee’s

contribution to a not

for profit will be

accretive at both

places. What business

would not benefit from

the eradication of MS

and which employee

would not benefit from

participation in the

process?

We are of the opinion

that you can do well by

doing good.

– William P. Reddick,

Chief Financial Officer,

Celtaxsys

A letter from the Chairman of the Board

Congratulations to you for successfully completing the 2011 MS Leadership Class.

Since 2009, the MS Leadership Class has served as a platform for men and women to display their passion and their desire to excel in their personal commitments and to share their success in business with the MS community. I trust your experience was worthwhile and rewarding and that it will serve to enhance your executive leadership adventure.

Your generous gift of time, talent and treasure to the National MS Society will have a long-lasting impact on the lives of people with MS. Because of you and many others who support our mission, we continue to better understand the scientific mechanisms that lead to disease progression in MS so that we can stop, restore and end MS forever.

Your selfless commitment and your extraordinary contributions will inspire meaningful partnerships in the research community in order to connect ideas and vital resources to accelerate the development of new therapies for MS. Most importantly, you are helping our organization change lives in ways that reflect a quality consistent with good health and wellness.

Your active participation gave you an opportunity to network and take vital interest in our goals and objectives through interactive work groups. You’ve seen and heard first-hand the challenges and hardships that people with MS face. You’ve heard what it takes to inspire and motivate a superior, loyal staff using proven leadership skills. And you’ve unlocked some creativity within you that you did not know you had, such as raising funds.

I join the volunteers and staff in urging you to continue to emphasize the social responsi-bility that compels you to influence the world around you and to stay involved with the National MS Society beyond your accomplishments in the Class of 2011.

Lastly, I hope you will continue to make giving a priority, promoting a value system grounded on respect for others and a strong belief in self-worth. In a time when it is so easy to be self-absorbed, you have demonstrated the essential values of leadership: honesty, integrity, confidence, and compassion. It is remarkable.

Sincerely,

Greg MichelsChairman of the BoardNational MS Society, Georgia ChapterMS Leadership Class ‘09 Alumnus

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Leadership Class Hall of Fame

The MS Leadership Hall of Fame is a distinguished list of business men and women who have individually and collectively contributed to the success of the National MS Society. Like you, through their participation in the MS Leadership Class, they have helped enhance awareness, increase fundraising capacity and achieve winning performance in programs, services and research funding for people living with MS.

Each member of the Hall of Fame committed to raising a minimum of $3,000. These members lead the way in our community as a driving force behind our vital research funding.

William P. Reddick Tom Holler Nancy Jo McDaniel Oliver W. Holmes Tara E. Murphy

Terry Brantley Chelton D. Tanger Harrison Rohr Jennifer D. Guarton Todd Ellis

MS Leadership

Hall of Fame

Michael Wall Ranse Partin Larry Clements, MD Lisa Lepping Kurt D. Witter

Brian D. Granville Lee Kolber Chris White

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Name Company Total Donations* Class

1 William P. Reddick Celtaxsys $11,250.00 2011

2 Tom Holler UPS $ 6,033.25 2009

3 Nancy Jo McDaniel NJM Photography $ 5,825.00 2009

4 Oliver W. Holmes Georgia Commerce Bank $ 5,000.00 2010

5 Tara E. Murphy 360 Media, Inc. $ 4,125.00 2011

6 Terry Brantley Swift, Currie, McGhee & Hiers LLP $ 3,610.00 2010

7 Chelton D. Tanger PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP $ 3,600.00 2009

8 Harrison Rohr The St. Regis Hotel $ 3,550.00 2009

9 Jennifer D. Guarton Atlanta Business Chronicle $ 3,465.00 2011

10 Todd Ellis NAI Brannen Goddard $ 3,175.00 2009

11 Michael Wall Troutman Sanders LLP $ 3,129.00 2011

12 Ranse Partin Partin Law Firm, PC $ 3,120.00 2009

13 Larry Clements, MD KenMar Pediatrics $ 3,096.28 2009

14 Lisa Lepping EnviroScent $ 3,045.00 2010

15 Kurt D. Witter Shell Lubricants Company $ 3,040.00 2011

16 Brian D. Granville, Esq. The Granville Group, LLC $ 3,000.00 2011

17 Lee Kolber InterContinental Hotels Group $ 3,000.00 2010

18 Chris White Cushman & Wakefield $ 3,000.00 2011

Leadership Class Hall of Fame

*Totaldonationsamountssubjecttochange.ThesefiguresarebasedonreportsasofApril15,2011.

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Class of 2011

Ronen AradDirector

PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Nancy G. BergerAssistant Vice President

Project ManagementAT&T

Roopa BhandariPersonal BankerFifth Third Bank

Todd Burks Area Business Manager

Biogen Idec, Inc.

W. Imara CanadyVice President of Strategic

Partnerships & ProgrammingNational Center for Civil &

Human Rights

Michael A. CooperDirector

Oxford Capital Recovery

Bonnie B. DanekerCEO

Write Advisors

Monica DavisPrincipal

Partners Atlanta

Amy Edgy FerberAttorney

Jones Day

Lowell J. FigurAssociate Broker

Keller Williams Realty

Amanda FosterDirector

PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Brian D. Granville, Esq.Attorney - at - Law

The Granville Group LLC

Travis T. GranvillePresident

Atomic Fusion, Inc.

Jennifer D. GuartonAccount Executive

Atlanta Business Chronicle

Thomas L. Jackson Account Executive

Gateway EDI

Martina A. JimenezFinancial Adviser

Eagle Strategies LLC

Rebecca H. Johnson Senior Vice President Marketing Randstad

Yolanda M. KingLeasing & Property

Management Trinity Development

Group, Inc.

Elisabeth Kulinski Program Analyst Georgia General Assembly

Kyle LandersDirector

PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

powerfulpeoplepromoting high ideals.

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Class of 2011

Tracy MartinGeorgia Mobility Consultant

AMS Vans, Inc

Julia McKelveyCatering Sales Manager

The St. Regis Atlanta

Dr. Michaela McKenzieDentist - Cosmetic & General

Dazzling Smiles

Michael P. MillsPresidentPR1776

Wight M. MixonSales Associate

Beacham and Company, REALTORS®

Tara E. MurphyPresident

360 Media, Inc.

Solomon Nixon, Jr.Insurance Agent/Broker

Franks & Associates Insurance

Nicole ParkerSenior Partner

Parker Marketing Group LLC

Steve PatrickVice President

Blue Ridge Capital LLC

Carmen M. PopeFounding Partner/Realtor

Atlanta Fine Homes,Sotheby’s International Realty

William P. ReddickChief Financial Officer

Celtaxsys

Rebecca ReynoldsParalegal

Friese Legal LLC

Jody SakaCEO

The Snow Hill Farm Corporation

Maggie SchifferBranch/Administrative

CoordinatorBarclays Wealth

Emily Sircy Senior Property ManagerTranswestern Commercial

Services

Carlos LaverdeSenior Vice President

Private Bank of Buckhead

Max LehmannPresident

L. Max Lehmann & Associates

Paula B. Linck ISA Certified Arborist

Arborguard Tree Specialists

Hannah LodgeExecutive Director

ALTA Language Services

Cris Nicole MaddoxSenior Associate

PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

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Class of 2011

Leigh SnellingsPersonal Lines Insurance

AgentSnellings Walters Insurance Agency

Deborah StisherAccount Manager

Cisco Systems

Sue StraussPresident

The Bergmann Group, Inc

Rebecca M. Thornhill Associate Jones Day

Dana K. Wachsmann Associate Broker Prudential Georgia Realty

Michael WallAssociate

Troutman Sanders LLP

Eric WatsonOwner

Express Employment Professionals

Chris WhiteSenior Director

Cushman & Wakefield

Kurt D. WitterDistributor Performance

ManagerShell Lubricants Company

Michelle YoungSr. Business Development

ManagerWalden Security

Not Pictured:

Borden HoskinsLoan OfficerRegions Bank

Leigh Anne WaufordHR Consultant/Instructional DesignerWorkforce Initiatives, LLC

MS Leadership Class Strategic Marketing Goal TeamsGOAL 1We are a driving force of MS research and treatment to stop disease progres-sion, restore function, and end MS foreverGroup Leader: Sue Strauss Group Members: Todd Burks, Michael Cooper, Amanda Foster, Martina A. Jimenez, Rebecca H. Johnson, Yolanda M. King, Tracy Martin, Tara E. Murphy, Carmen M. Pope, William P. Reddick, Rebecca Reynolds

Field Experts: Ben Wade Thrower, MD, Jeffrey English, MD

GOAL 2We develop, deliver and leverage resources to enhance care for people with MS and quality of life for all those affected by the diseaseGroup Leaders: Deborah Stisher and Travis T. GranvilleGroup Members: Bonnie B. Daneker, Monica Davis, Lowell J. Figur, Brian D. Granville, Esq., Borden Hoskins, Thomas L. Jackson, Kyle Landers, Nicole Parker, Rebecca M. ThornhillField Experts: Cherise Mlott, Neil Lava, MD, Mitzi Joi Williams, MD

GOAL 3We are leaders in the world-wide MS movement, mobilizing millions of people to do something about MS nowGroup Leader: Michael WallGroup Members: Nancy G. Berger, Elisabeth Kulinski, Paula B. Linck, Hannah Lodge, Cris Nicole Maddox, Jody Saka, Maggie Schiffer, Eric Watson, Chris White

Field Experts: Annette Mengert, UnChu Kim

GOAL 4We are activistsGroup Leader: Michael P. MillsGroup Members: Roopa Bhandari, W. Imara Canady, Carlos Laverde, Max Lehmann, Julia McKelvey, Wight M. Mixon, Leigh Snellings, Kurt D. Witter, Michelle Young

Field Experts: Douglas S. Stuart, MD, Max Lehmann

GOAL 5We develop and align human, business and financial resources to achieve breakthrough resultsGroup Leader: Jennifer D. GuartonGroup Members: Ronen Arad, Amy Edgy Ferber, Michaela McKenzie, Solomon Nixon, Jr., Steve Patrick, Emily Sircy, Dana K. Wachsmann, Leigh Anne WaufordField Experts: Mark A. Neville, Jeffrey Lund

The MS Leadership

Program is a great

way of getting

business leaders

and their companies

involved with helping

non- profits like the

MS Society.

It provides the tools

and training that raise

awareness as well as

helps to guide efforts

in non- profit

organizations.

Programs like this

are vital to doing our

part in contributing

back to the community

that sustains our lives

and the lives of others.

– Jody Saka, CEO,

The Snow Hill Farm Corporation

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Special Thanks

Elaine and John CarlosNational Distributing Company

Bob O’LearyCox Enterprises, Inc. (Retired)

Mayor Sam MassellPresident, Buckhead Coalition

Honorary Chair, 2011

UpSTom Holler

Georgia powerW. Tal Wright

Marilyn Wright

Jon GordonAuthor, Speaker, Presenter

King & SpaldingPaul J. Murphy

MS Center of AtlantaWilliam H. Stuart, MD

R. Terry SmithJeffery English, MD

DeloitteMargie Painter, Senior Manager

Monique Francois, Senior Manager

MS researchers in Georgia

Brian Evavold, phDEmory University

“T cell affinity for myelin controls autoimmune disease severity and outcome”Using high-tech screening to study how the cells that control immune system activity

respond to myelin, the nerve-protecting sheath targeted by MS immune attacks.

Yue Feng, MD, phDEmory University

“Regulation of QKI in CNS myelination and repair” Studying whether enhancing the presence of a protein in immature myelin-making

cells can stimulate their maturity and promote myelin repair.

Lesley White, phDUniversity of Georgia

“Neuromuscular adaptations to resistance training in multiple sclerosis” Determining whether progressive resistance training can enhance mobility and

quality of life in people with MS

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2011 Board of TrusteesNational Multiple Sclerosis Society – Georgia Chapter

TrUSTEES: Elaine and John A. CarlosNational Distributing Company, Inc.

Jeffrey English, MDMS Center of Atlanta

Diane FlanneryJones Day

Gary B. GrantGlenridge Solutions LLC

Tom HollerUPS

Weyman T. Johnson, Jr.Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP

Keith KellerDuff &Phelps LLC

Neil Lava, MDEmory UniversityDepartment of Neurology

Jeffrey LundDeloitte &Touche LLP

Annette MengertColliers International – Atlanta

Cherise MlottAT&T

Paul J. MurphyKing & Spalding

Robert C. O’LearyCox Enterprises, Inc. (Ret)

Chelton D. TangerPricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Ben Wade Thrower, MDMS Institute at Shepherd

Mitzi Joi Williams, MDGeorgia Health Sciences UniversityAugusta MS Center

W. Tal WrightGeorgia Power Company

Georgia ChapterRoy A. Rangel, President

OFFiCErS: ChairmanGreg MichelsTravelers

Vice ChairmanCindy NofiWells Fargo

SecretaryWilliam J. Holley, IIParker, Hudson, Rainer & Dobbs LLP

TreasurerMark A. NevilleThe Coca-Cola Company

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CO-CHAirS:

Cherise MlottDirectorCRE Portfolio Management SoutheastAT&T Services, Inc.

Char FortuneManaging DirectorCorporate ServicesGrubb & Ellis

MEMBErS:

Elizabeth GillOwnerExpress Employment Professionals

Charron HopeVice PresidentBank of Atlanta

Brenda HorneCEOCommunity Health Charities of Georgia

r. Terry SmithCEOMS Center of Atlanta

2011 MS Leadership Class planning Committee

STAFF:

roy A. rangelPresident

Hilary LaMotte, MSWDirector, Clinical & Chapter Programs

Kyle pinionDirector, Public Policy & Advocacy

Terri CoolAdministration Associate

National Multiple Sclerosis SocietyGeorgia Chapter

1117 Perimeter Center West, Suite E101

Atlanta, GA 30338

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678-672-1015 F

www.nationalmssociety.org/gaa