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Stevenson School is honored to once again serve as the host location for the Authors and Ideas Festival. As a California school with a global sensibility, we believe that education is meant to help us discover the world and contribute to its transformation; we believe that one’s education is best pursued in the company of others, for others’ benefit as well as one’s own.

In this spirit, we invite you to listen to others with an open heart, to welcome challenging ideas with curiosity and compassion, and to enjoy our beautiful campus that lends itself to contemplation and fellowship.

Of course, we also invite you to learn more about Stevenson—one of the nation’s best independent coeducational PK-12 day and boarding schools, guided by a mission comprised of three aims: to prepare students for success in school and life beyond school, to foster their passion for learning and achievement, and to help them shape a joyful life.

Thank you again for being a part of this special event. Sincerely,

Dr. Kevin M. Hicks ‘85 P ‘29PresidentStevenson School

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Matt abrahams is Co-Founder of Bold Echo Communications Solutions, a presentation and communication skills company based in Silicon Valley. His book Speaking Up Without Freaking Out, was written to help the millions of people who wish to present in a more confident and compelling way. He also presented to our local students during the Student Ideas Festival.

reza aslan is an internationally renowned writer, commentator, professor, producer, and scholar of religions. His New York Times # 1 Bestseller, Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth, has been translated into dozens of languages. His first book, No god but God: The Origins, Evolution, and Future of Islam, has been translated into 17 languages and was named one of the 100 most important books of the last decade. His most recent book is the NewYork Times bestseller, God: A Human History.

Michael aspland has over 30 years of experience in law enforcement and homeland security. He retired from law enforcement in 2014 and now teaches military and law enforcement professionals on how to use Social Network Analysis methods to disrupt criminal and terrorist organizations.

ann louise bardach has written for virtually all the major media in the U.S. and the U.K. A prize-winning author and journalist, she has covered an eclectic range of political and cultural issues - from crime reporting to elections to matters of faith and belief to the nature of celebrity. She has interviewed several dozen U.S. and world leaders and personalities.

cara black is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of 19 books in the Private Investigator Aimée Leduc series, which is set in Paris. With more than 400,000 books in print, the Aimée Leduc series has been translated into German, Norwegian, Japanese, French, Spanish, Italian, and Hebrew.

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brent bushnell is the co-founder of Two Bit Circus, an experiential entertainment company. His team creates immersive social fun and is opening the first network of micro-amusement parks featuring free-roaming VR, robot bartenders, an interactive supper club and more. Previously he launched STEAM Carnival, a traveling showcase of high-tech entertainment and student workshops. He also presented to our local students during the Student Ideas Festival.

patti dobrowolski, author of 9 Tips to Up Your Creative Genius and DRAWING SOLUTIONS: How Visual Goal Setting Will Change Your Life, is founder of Up Your Creative Genius, a consulting firm that uses visuals and creative processes to help companies and individuals around the world accelerate growth and change. She holds an MA in Psychology/Drama Therapy from the California Institute of Integral Studies. She also presented to our local students during the Student Ideas Festival.

scott doorley has co-authored the book Make Space: How to Set the Stage for Creative Collaboration. He has produced television shows for 20th Century Fox and CBS and his art and design work has been displayed at the San Jose Museum of Art, the Grey Area Foundation for the Arts, the Design Museums in London & Helsinki and Australia’s Semi-Permanent Festival.

scott evers is an award-winning writer and director of documentary films. He is the recipient of the George Foster Peabody Award and Emmys for films on America’s social ills of youth violence, poverty, and HV/AIDS. He founded the Amitist Organization, a coalition focused on media campaigns to educate youth for health and well-being. Current work includes countering messages of violent extremism and radicalization in the United States and the United Kingdom.

Julia Flynn siler is a New York Times best-selling author and journalist. Her most recent book is The White Devil’s Daughters: The Women Who Fought Slavery in San Francisco’s Chinatown, a New York Times Editors’ Choice that the San Francisco Chronicle called “meticulously researched and inspiring...” Siler is a longtime contributor and former staff writer for The Wall Street Journal and has been a guest commentator on the BBC and CNBC.Julia Flynn siler

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roy Furman is Vice Chairman of Jefferies LLC. For decades, he has been a respected Wall Street analyst and investment banker involved with the entertainment industry. He has produced dozens of Broadway musicals and plays, including 15 Tony winners: Hello, Dolly!, The Color Purple, The Book of Mormon, The Band’s Visit, The Humans, War Horse, and Spamalot, to name a few. He has seven productions currently running on Broadway: Tootsie, The Ferryman, King Kong, Pretty Woman, Mean Girls, Dear Evan Hansen and The Book of Mormon.

patrick hunt is an award-winning archaeologist, author, and National Geographic grantee. He earned his Ph.D. in Archaeology from the Institute of Archaeology, University College London. The National Geographic Society has sponsored his research of the Alps and he frequently lectures on Hannibal and the European mummy nicknamed Ötzi the Iceman. He’s authored 21 books, including the bestsellers Ten Discoveries That Rewrote History and Hannibal.

ben hunter is an internationally touring multi-instrumentalist and composer. Trained as a classical violinist since age 5, Ben began exploring the world of fiddling while working towards his degree in performance from Whitman College. Ben brings a world music curiosity to his teaching, playing, and community endeavors. He presented to our local students during the Student Ideas Festival.

Jessica Jackley is an entrepreneur. Her work over the last decade has focused on financial inclusion, the sharing economy, and social justice. She is the co-founder of the world’s first p2p micro-lending website. She is currently the Chief Impact Officer at Aspiration Bank. Jessica teaches Social Entrepreneurship at USC. She is the author of Clay Water Brick: Finding Inspiration from Entrepreneurs Who Do The Most With The Least.

scott James is an author and veteran journalist, best known for his stories in The New York Times. He’s currently at work on the new book Into the Fire, to be published next year, about the deadliest fire in modern American history, where 100 people in a nightclub died in 90 seconds. James has received three Emmy awards for his work in television news, and is also the author of two bestselling novels, SoMa and The Sower, which he wrote under the pen name Kemble Scott.

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charles osborne was raised in Pebble Beach and was an art major in college. He remembered his grandfather’s advice “if you go into business make sure you have art in your life for balance”. He started Osborne Partners Capital Management in San Francisco. His first book, Boss, is the story of his grandfather, SFB Morse, the founder of Pebble Beach.

scott parazynski is a highly decorated physician, astronaut, and recent inductee into the US Astronaut Hall of Fame. He has flown 5 Space Shuttle missions and conducted 7 spacewalks. Mission highlights include leading the first joint US-Russian spacewalk while docked to the Russian space station Mir and serving as Senator John Glenn’s crewmate and “personal physician”. He led the spacewalking team on STS-120. The final EVA is regarded as one of the most challenging and dangerous ever performed.

ridley pearson is a #1 New York Times bestselling author of more than 50 award-winning suspense and young adult adventure novels. His novels have been adapted for network television and the Broadway stage. Ridley plays bass guitar in an all-author rock band comprised of other bestselling writers (Dave Barry, Amy Tan, Mitch Album, Scott Turow and Stephen King). They have raised over 2.5 million dollars for various non-profits.

alan J. pomerantz is Senior Counsel at the international law firm Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw. He was the senior member of teams managing some of the largest and most complex ventures, including New York Times Square Development, World Trade Center, Citicorp Center, Prudential Center in New Jersey, Quaker Tower in Chicago, Mall of America in Minnesota, Canary Wharf in London. He also teaches an advanced seminar titled Legal and Moral Conflicts and the U.S. Constitution at UC Berkeley.

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Michael alec rose composes concert music in many genres, widely performed in the U.S. and abroad. He is Associate Professor of Composition at Vanderbilt University’s Blair School of Music. Michael is the Festival’s good luck charm. We welcome him back for the fourth time. (KD)

peter rubin is the author of Future Presence: How VIRTUAL REALITY is Changing Human Connection, Intimacy, and the Limits of Ordinary Life. He has led WIRED’s editorial efforts on digital platforms and overseen culture coverage in the magazine and online. Rubin holds a master’s degree from Columbia University and graduated from Williams College. He also presented to our local students during the Student Ideas Festival.

barry schwartz is an emeritus professor of psychology at Swarthmore College. He has written several books that address aspects of economics and morality, including Why We Work: The Paradox of Choice, named one of the top business books of the year by both Business Week and Forbes Magazine and has been translated into 25 languages. Schwartz has spoken three times at the TED conference and more than 16 million people have viewed his TED talks. Jeremi suri is a professor of history in the Department of History and the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs and one of the nation’s leading experts on the presidency, policy-making, and international affairs. Suri is the author and editor of nine books and frequently writes for the New York Times, Washington Post, Atlantic, and other major publications. He also hosts a popular weekly podcast, “This is Democracy,” and appears frequently on television and radio news shows. He also presented to our local students during the Student Ideas Festival.

trish tillman, a graduate of Northwestern University in Performance Studies, studied the psychological and cultural aspects of performance in society. She later studied in New York with the renowned film director Mike Nichols and the founder of Chicago’s famous Second City, Paul Sills. At this year’s Student Ideas Festival, she performed, along with 20 students, Romeo and Juliet in 30 seconds in front of over 1,100 public school students and received, as usual, a standing ovation.

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p r o g r a m s c h e d u l e *Friday, septeMber 27

3:30 - 5:00 p.m. Registration

BOOK STORE OPEN

Wine and cheese reception in the Book Store- Rosen Center

5:15 - 6:30 p.m. AMPHITHEATER (weather permitting)**

christine - Cell phone enforcer

shannon - The voice of an angel

dr. kevin hicks - President, Stevenson School

ridley pearson - Flaming fingernails to Peter Pan – an author’s tale.

Michael alec rose - Beethoven and the Beatles: Hearing the connections.

6:30 p.m. BOOK SIGNINGS IN THE BOOK STORE:

ridley pearson Michael alec rose

*Speakers are subject to change.**If inclement conditions, Festival will move to the Keck Theater

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saturday, septeMber 28

8:00 - 8:45 a.m. Coffee and muffins BOOK SIGNINGS IN THE BOOK STORE

9:00 - 11:00 a.m. KECK THEATER

dr. deneen Guss - Superintendent of Schools, Monterey County

brent bushnell - Immersive entertainment will change more industries than you think. patrick hunt - What was Hannibal’s brilliant “Secret Weapon”?

patti dobrowolski - Creative Genius You: 3 simple tips to tap your innate greatness. Jeremi suri - The historical evolution of the American presidency. reza aslan - Why does religion exist?

11:00 - 11:30 a.m. Intermission

BOOK SIGNINGS IN THE BOOK STORE

reza aslan patti dobrowolski patrick hunt Jeremi suri

11:30 - 12:30 p.m. AMPHITHEATER (weather permitting)**

ann louise bardach - Marijuana-is it the new wonder drug or the latest snake oil? scott James - Into the Fire - A single tragedy reveals why so many have lost faith in America’s institutions.

**If inclement conditions, Festival will move to the Keck Theater

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12:30 - 1:00 p.m. LUNCH (Box lunches may be taken to the breakout rooms) BOOK SIGNINGS IN THE BOOK STORE ann louise bardach

1:00 - 1:30 p.m. BREAKOUT SESSIONS – ROSEN CENTER (pick one) reza aslan - Is there some adaptive advantage to religion?

brent bushnell - Intimate Q&A about lasers, fire and robots.

patti dobrowolski - Draw your future – how a simple picture will change everything (and you don’t need to know how to draw). patrick hunt - How did Hannibal cross the Alps in winter of 218 BCE with an army and war elephants? ridley pearson - Creating engaging fiction. Michael alec rose - When you find yourself in times of trouble, what music speaks to you? Jeremi suri - Why is the study of American history so crucial?

2:00 - 4:00 p.m. KECK THEATER scott parazynski - The story behind “The Sky Below”.

peter rubin - Virtual reality – the future is now.

roy Furman - The business of Broadway and the pleasures and perils of live theater. Julia Flynn siler - The White Devil’s Daughters: The Chinatown ‘Safe House’ that was a refuge for women escaping human traffickers.

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Jessica Jackley - Doing the most with the least.

barry schwartz - The paradox of choice: Why more is less.

4:00 - 4:30 p.m. BOOK SIGNINGS IN THE BOOK STORE

Julia Flynn siler Jessica Jackley scott parazynski peter rubin barry schwartz

4:30 - 5:00 p.m. BREAKOUT SESSIONS – ROSEN CENTER (pick one) ann louise bardach - Is cannabis going to be the new Gold Rush? Julia Flynn siler - Unearthing long-buried secrets.

roy Furman - The economics of theater: you can’t make money on Broadway, but you can make a killing.

Jessica Jackley - Wisdom from the world’s unexpected entrepreneurs. scott parazynski - Everything you ever wanted to know about walking in space, climbing Mount Everest and descending into “The Mouth of Hell”, but were afraid to ask. peter rubin - Virtual reality, both the good and and bad. barry schwartz - What counts as a “good decision”?

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sunday, septeMber 29

8:00 - 8:45 a.m. Coffee and muffins BOOK SIGNINGS IN THE BOOK STORE

9:00 – 11:00 a.m. KECK THEATER

Matt abrahams - Speaking up without freaking out.

cara black - Interview with Scott James - IS PARIS REALLY BURNING? What it’s really like to visit the City of Light.

scott doorley - The function of fiction: are our stories good for us?

charley osborne - For 50 years one man, Sam Morse, presided over 9 square miles of beauty and any attempt to mar it. alan pomerantz - From liberty to equality and back again. Michael aspland - Social Network Analysis is used by homeland security professionals to develop crime reduction strategies.

11:00 -11:30 a.m. Intermission

BOOK SIGNINGS IN THE BOOK STORE Matt abrahams cara black scott doorley charley osborne

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11:30 - 12:00 p.m. BREAKOUT SESSIONS – ROSEN CENTER (pick one) Matt abrahams - Think fast. Talk smart.

Michael aspland - Focusing on specific crime organizations. cara black - Does the body count really matter?

scott doorley - Finding genius in unexpected places. scott James - Where do we go from here? charley osborne - Myths and mystery around the visionary founder of Pebble Beach and his legacy today. alan pomerantz - De-fogging the crystal ball at the Supreme Court.

12:00 - 1:00 p.m. BOOK SIGNINGS IN THE BOOK STORE

plan now!please Join us next yearsepteMber 18-20, 2020buy your tickets today!

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September 2019

Santa Catalina School and Santa Catalina Lower and Middle School are pleased to once again partner with the Pebble Beach Authors and Ideas Festival to host the festival’s student program

At Santa Catalina Lower and Middle School; serving PreK-Grade 8, our boys and girls develop a love for learning through engaging experiences inside and outside the classroom. Led by top-notch teachers, they are encouraged to explore their talents, to develop a faith life, and to approach life with a sense of purpose and competence.

Santa Catalina School, the premier all-girl boarding and day school on the west coast, offers a college preparatory course of studies enhanced by the vigorous programs in the fi ne and performing arts, athletics, and extracurricular activities. The promise of the future rests in the young woman who acts with confi dence, grace, courage, and dignity.

It is a genuine pleasure to welcome 1,000 local students to Santa Catalina to take advantage of the outstanding learning opportunity this festival has made possible. We wish you an enriching weekend on the beautiful Monterey Peninsula.

Sincerely,

Margaret K. BradleyHead of School Margaret K. BradleyHead of School

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An extraordinary weekend awaits as you engage with an amazing line up of talented authors and accomplished innovators! You will explore thought-provoking and intriguing ideas to inspire continuing discussions.

For 12 years, thousands of Monterey County students have also had the unique opportunity to participate through the Student Ideas Festival, thanks to the tremendous generosity of the Carmel Ideas Foundation. The Student Ideas Festival ignites the students’ imaginations and inspires their creative thinking. The concepts and ideas students are exposed to dur-ing the Student Ideas Festival unveil new worlds, introducing students to groundbreaking research, unique career opportunities, and connecting them to innovative thinkers from all across the world.

In addition, the Festival 2 Schools extends the Festival experience by bringing assembly programs for students, parents, and education leaders throughout the county.

All of this is provided at no cost, thanks to the generous support of the Carmel Ideas Foundation.

Enjoy the enriching experience of the Pebble Beach Authors & Ideas Festival!

Warm regards,

Deneen Guss, Ed.D.County Superintendent of Schools

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student ideas FestivalGreat ideas can change the world, so we make sure our future leaders hear

them. Each year, the Student Ideas Festival welcomes more than 1,000 local students from Monterey County’s middle and high schools to learn, grow and envision a brighter future. Students from two dozen schools descend upon Santa Catalina School to take part in the Festival and interact with today’s most

dynamic speakers and thinkers, ensuring the best ideas today will be realized tomorrow.

For many, the Monterey Peninsula will mark their first look at the ocean, an ideal setting to expand their own horizons. The shoreline that inspired Steinbeck, Kerouac and Henry Miller holds wonder for today’s students, stoking their imaginations, engaging them on an elevated level and alleviating the stresses of today’s adolescence.

Our future looks brighter during the Student Ideas Festival, as students depart with the wisdom of mentors and carry that into a brighter tomorrow.

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Festival 2 schoolsFor those students who can’t attend the Student Ideas Festival, we take the

Festival to them. Now in its 10th year, Festival 2 Schools sends our distinguished authors and speakers out to Monterey County schools in under-served districts, where just 1 in 3 students in grades 6 through 11 are advanced in the English language. We’d like to change that. Our student programs continue to grow and expand. Last year, Festival 2 Schools also

visited the Boys & Girls Clubs of Seaside and Salinas, because not every student can be reached in the classroom. Our speakers’ inspiring messages of focus, self-reliance and resilience in the face of daunting odds resonate with teens at risk of getting lost in the system.

Reading stimulates a student’s imagination, expands their understanding of the world and prepares them for success. Our speakers’ stories of hope help students connect with the world beyond their own community.

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educator scholarship proGraMOur greatest hopes lie with teachers. The Educator Scholarship Program has been celebrating area educators for the past 13 years, awarding thousands of scholarship passes to the Festival. Nobody knows the challenges our students face better than their teachers, who hold the power to inspire our future leaders and impart them with a lifetime of self-worth, values and goal-setting. Our teachers are true local heroes and the Educator Scholarship Program

treats them as our honored guests. All weekend, we celebrate and appreciate our youth’s mentors, those instructors who devote their lives to building a better tomorrow. They open students’ eyes to new and bold ideas. They make our children believe anything is possible and instill in them a curiosity about the world, a willingness to learn and

(yes!) a love of reading. Having our brightest educators present throughout the weekend helps Festival speakers reach the next generation and make a lasting impact on society.

student introducers For 13 years, the Authors and Ideas Festival has provided Monterey County students with the most remarkable mentorships. Once again, we’re pairing students with our world-class authors and speakers to bond, learn and ultimately, introduce them on stage — experiences that could inspire them for a lifetime. Sharing the stage with an astronaut, an Olympic champion or a Supreme Court Justice can facilitate a student’s own success and expose them to worlds of opportunity they may never thought possible for themselves.

This year’s Festival welcomes students from public schools across Monterey County who participated in Migrant Education Region XVI’s annual Speech and Debate tournament. Our speakers, authors and leaders agree that working alongside the students is one of their favorite, and most fulfilling, parts of the weekend. Our student participants ensure that the best ideas shared over the weekend can affect change long after the lights are turned off on Sunday.

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The Carmel Ideas Foundation recognizes all donors September 11, 2018 through September 12, 2019.

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educator sponsor

The Akers Family

Festival 2 schools

Beall Family Foundation

student proGraMs

Harden Foundation

Monterey Peninsula FoundationHost of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro Am

The Pebble Beach Company Foundation

preMier circle

Ken and Donna Derr

Stuart Francis and Diana Stark

The Landreth Family Fund of the Community Foundation for Monterey County

David and Joan O’Reilly

Betsy and Bob Reiners

James and Karen Tyler

honor roll

Richard and Daphne Bertero

Ginn Family Foundation

John and Pamela Goode

Rose Marie and John L. Hendry, III

Liz and Scott Hulme

Jane and John B. McCoy

Judy C. Miner

Chrissi and Mike Morgan Fund at the Greater Houston Community Foundation

Joanne Storkan, Honest Engine Films

Danielle and Brooks Walker

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The C and A Johnson Family Foundation

Dan Lindsay

The Angels

Anonymous

Sam and Mary Jane Armacost

Peter and Robin Barker

Michael Caddell and Cynthia Chapman

Vance and Arlene Coffman

Sherry Dumke

Danah and Paul Fisher

Beverly and Lyman Hamilton

Tracey and Greg Johnson Foundation

Lynn and Bill Kern

Joe and Sheila Mark

Marcia and Max Messmer

M.O.B. Foundation,Susan and Bill Montgomery

Joan and Michael O’Neil

Perocchi Family

Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Poole, Jr.

Founders

Peggy and Bob AlspaughAnonymousJanet AyresMary Bell

Bill and Myrna BrandweinCarmel Insurance Agency

The Carmel Realty Foundation of the Community Foundation

for Monterey County

Linda and Randall CharlesCoughlan Family

Barbara and Jim CurrySusan EngsJane Enright

Stacey and Ted GoldingTori Hazelrig

Joan Luise HillDavid HollandEd Jamieson

Chris and Craig JohnsonRolande Ketcham

Laurie LacobValera Lyles

Linda McCarthySharon McCarthy

Marjorie McNeely Fund for the Blind or Illiterate of the

Community Foundation for Monterey

Margot and Mitch Milias Jim Price

Paul PringleMaria Helena and James Prochazka

Prospect Creek FoundationBruce and Martha Atwater

Paula RobichaudBob and Mary Alice Scott

Mary Anne and Coach Don ShulaDavid and Diane Steffy

Charles and Linda ToeniskoetterWilliam Tyler

Gerald and Dorothy WilliamsBill and Sherry Young

supporters

FriendsMaureen Chodosh

Scott Evers

Tim Hall

Ruth and John Hanna

Tom and Ellen Krause

Tod and Stacy McKelvy

Steve and Kathy McNichols

Liz Mirante

Frank Murphy

Leonard and Peggy Riggs

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William Landreth, Chair

a d v i s o r y c o u n c i l

Sam and Mary Jane Armacost

Dick and Daphne Bertero

Dr. Randall and Linda Charles

Ken and Donna Derr

Fred Gruber

Scott James

Dr. Nancy Kotowski

Dr. Judy Miner

Marianne Baldrica

Mia Cardinale

Susan Clark

Carol Cuellar

Kim DiBenedetto

Ron Eastwood

Art Grater

Susanne Holm

Christine Lindsay

Dan Lindsay

Erin Lindsay

Saundra Meyrose

Kay Morris

Fran Soskins

Illia Thompson

Taylor Thompson

Dean Turner

Helen Turner

Glenda Tuttle

Herman Van Gansen

Gayle White

Ryan White

Mary Wiltse

Rebecca Wolf Arnold

Linda Yellich

Sara Zirkel

Rita Patterson

bill perocchipebble beach coMpany

dr. deneen Guss & Ginny brownMonterey county oFFice oF education

Meg bradleysanta catalina school

dr. kevin M. hicks, ed diyanni & dr. sarah cabralstevenson school

kiM dibenedetto, linda yellich, ryan white,susanne holM & Glenda tuttle

suMMer prather-sMith & robin cohen

david schMittGensstevenson school student Guides

scott evers

John hanna

christine lindsay

dan lindsay

erin lindsay

patricia FleMinG

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carMel ideas Foundationa 501(c)3 OrganizationPost Office Box 509

Pebble Beach, CA 93953831-626-6243

info@pbaif.comwww.pbaif.com

Thanks to our generous donors and sponsors, our Student Programs continued to grow this year. Ticket sales for the pebble beach authors & ideas Festival account for less than 30% of our operating budget. So, if you are not already a donor, please join our family. All donations are deductible to the full extent of the law.

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SUPPORT OUR AUTHORS AND OUR BOOKSTORESpend $50 in the bookstore during the Festival, and you will

be entered in our drawing for a 2020 Festival pass.

BOOKSHOP SANTA CRUZ 1520 PACIFIC AVE • SANTA CRUZ • 831-423-0900 • WWW.BOOKSHOPSANTACRUZ.COM

Two names will be drawn andtwo passes will be awarded.

Last year’s winners wereTherese Mayone and Britt Rios-Ellis

Winners will be notifi ed by e-mail or phone.

Drawing will be heldbefore the end of 2019.