The Asphalt Institute is a U.S. based association of international petroleum asphalt producers, manufacturers, and affiliated businesses. Headquartered in Lexington, Kentucky, the Institute was founded in 1919. See more about AI at www.asphaltinstitute.org.

The Mountain Association invests in people and places in Eastern Kentucky to advance a just transition to a new economy that is more diverse, sustainable, equitable and resilient. We serve this mission in a number of ways. Our Lending team offers loans to existing and startup businesses and organizations. Because we are a Community Development Financial Institution and a non-profit, we can offer greater flexibility and lend to folks who may not otherwise qualify. Unlike most traditional lenders, we offer flexible payment schedules and a variety of other services. Our Business Support program connects business owners and nonprofit leaders to consultants who can help them succeed – from website development to professional photography, and more. Our Energy experts help businesses, nonprofits, public agencies and homeowners find much-needed energy savings. We do this through utility bill analysis, on-site energy efficiency and solar assessments, financing, and grant application support. We also engage in research, communications and advocacy for policy and narrative change, and work with partners on a variety of projects to demonstrate what’s possible in Eastern Kentucky.

Generous Giving’s mission is to spread the message of biblical generosity in order to grow generous givers, especially among those entrusted with much. Founded in 2000 by The Maclellan Foundation, Generous Giving was launched with a vision to stir a renewed, spirit-led commitment to generosity among followers of Christ. Because of the generosity of the Maclellan Foundation, Generous Giving remains fully and privately funded. Generous Giving will never ask you for money or tell you how or where to give.

The Kentucky School Boards Association is a leading advocate and resource for public school boards in Kentucky.

I serve as the volunteer General Counsel of the Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta providing legal advice on a wide range of issues.

Hisle & Company is an accounting company based out of United States.

United Way fights for a better Bluegrass. We convene the people and organizations with the passion, expertise and resources to impact lasting change. United we fight, united we win.

Girls run this world––Girl Scouts fuels their dreams. As the preeminent leadership development organization for girls, Girl Scouts of Kentucky's Wilderness Road offers enrichment and experiential opportunities that prepare Girls for a lifetime of leadership, adventure, and success. Girls are encouraged to explore their ambitions, chase innovation, and cultivate change as they learn to empower themselves through discovery, integrity, and individuality. GSKWR provides girls the opportunity to develop unique passions, build community, and unleash their potential. Through focusing on our four primary pillars, STEM, Outdoor Adventure, Life Skills and Entrepreneurship, girls develop confidence. Along with this growth, girls can obtain their Gold Award––the highest achievement in Girl Scouting. From building a robot to creating community gardens that combat food insecurity, the Gold Award is a stepping stone to a lifetime of success. By providing programming that challenges and equips girls to conquer life’s barriers, we empower girls to be their best selves. Influential. Radiant. Perceptive. Headquartered in Lexington, KY, with over 8,500 girl members, GSKWR serves 66 counties in Northeast and Central Kentucky and 1 Ohio County. The Council has 3,000 committed volunteers and 40 employees. We offer programming for girls from kindergarten through their senior year of high school. GSKWR is largely reliant on strategic business partnerships and individual giving for its ongoing success. The council offers donors and corporate partners customized opportunities that prioritize impact, ultimately helping girls uncover their full potential. For more information about strategic partnerships, contributions, volunteer opportunities, or programming, visit www.gskentucky.org.

Lexington Rescue Mission exists to glorify God through a Christ-centered ministry that meets the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of hurting people int he greater Lexington area.

The Institute for Shelter Care serves as a research, training and equipping entity to help establish new shelter programs, stabilize and improve current programs, and facilitate qualified research to advance national standards of care and best practices.

 Head of Department with supervisory responsibilities over Special Events Assistant, Family Programming Coordinator, Event Service Captains and all Front of House Staff Lead sales person for all events occurring at Spindletop Hall (over 850 events/year) Responsible for management and coordination of time-lines, vendors, set up, menus and other details for Club events (weddings, member hosted meetings, special events, etc) Ensures all Club members and guests receive superior customer service through strong personal commitment to customer service and by coaching members of team to focus on providing excellent customer service Leads weekly meetings presenting upcoming event information to staff Plans and implements all Club sponsored events Responsible for keeping 1000+ members informed of Club events by creation and distribution of weekly electronic newsletters

The Breeders'​ Cup World Championships is an annual season ending event consisting of 14 Championship thoroughbred races run over two days which offers $30 million in purses and awards. It was created and is operated by Breeders'​ Cup Limited, a company formed in 1982. From its inception in 1984 through 2016, it was a single-day event; starting in 2007, it expanded to two days. The location changes each year. All sites have been in the United States, except in 1996, when the races were at the Woodbine Racetrack in Canada. The event was created as a unique year-end championship for North American thoroughbred racing and now attracts the top international equine athletes and their connections from around the world. Nearly 200 of the globe’s most talented Thoroughbreds compete over two days to claim their right to be named Breeders’ Cup Champion. The funding for the Breeders'​ Cup World Championships is primarily through the nomination payments of thoroughbred stallions and those stallion's offspring. The Breeders'​ Cup also administrates the Breeders'​ Cup Challenge, a series of Win & You're In races which guarantee a starting spot in a corresponding Breeders'​ Cup Championship race, pays entry fees, awards travel allowances and nominator awards to nominated horses. This series of Win & You're In races takes place at racetracks across North America, Europe, Asia, Australia, South Africa and South America.