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OCTOBER 2013

June 2015 - issue 5

The OBC welcomes its new members. Find out who

they are

The Orange Bowl Committee, Baptist Health South Florida and TD Bank get their “kicks” by donating thousands

of shoes to youth.

The Orange Bowl Committee adds Corporate Challenge to annual

paddle board championship benefiting Big Brothers Big Sisters

Windhaven Insurance Orange Bowl Paddle Championship presented by Blue World Paddle, Surf & Skate raises $25,000 for Big Brothers Big Sisters

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On May 9, nearly 200 paddle boarders from as far as Hawaii hit the waters of Biscayne Bay for the fifth annual Windhaven Insurance Orange Bowl Paddle Championship presented by Blue World Paddle, Surf & Skate. The event, which took place at the Miami Rowing Club located in Virginia Key, raised $25,000 for Big Brothers Big Sisters Miami.

The Orange Bowl Paddle Championship is one of the largest Stand Up Paddle (SUP) events on the East Coast and it featured several races throughout the day. The Elite Course was a challenging 8.6 mile race rounding the historic Virginia Key. Elite Course paddle boarders competed for $4,000 in cash and prizes. The Recreational Course was a 2.5 mile family – friendly loop in protected waters on the southwest side of the key.

This year the Orange Bowl introduced a new course, a Corporate Challenge. In this race, 25 companies put together four-man teams and competed in a paddle board obstacle course. Each team member had to help blow up an inflatable paddle board with a manual pump then paddle to a buoy in the bay and back then run through an

inflatable football field gauntlet.

“One thing we always loved about this event is that it showcased our city,” said OBC member, Jimmy Whited, who is one of the event co-founders as well as the President & CEO of Windhaven Insurance Company. “There is no other venue in the world that is like this in a downtown major urban area and this is the only major water event in this setting in America.”

Big Brothers Big Sisters children got to experience paddle boarding for themselves as Milla Navarro, the #1 nationally-ranked, 16 year-old competitive SUP pro, lead a youth paddle clinic.

“We wanted to show that everybody can paddle board,” said OBC member Shawn Crews. “Even beginners could come out here and participate in some of the races. It has really opened up this event to the entire community.”

Since starting in 2010, the event has raised more than $100,000 for Big Brothers Big Sisters Miami.

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Paddle boarders race around Virginia Key on Biscayne Bay at the Windhaven Insurance Orange Bowl Paddle Championship presented by Blue World Paddle, Surf & Skate.


Orange Bowl’s Kicks for Kids program collects 5,000 pairs of shoes for children in 2014

On Thursday, March 26, Orange Bowl Committee members and staff along with representatives from Baptist Health South Florida and TD Bank handed out shoes to 50 South Florida youths as part of the Orange Bowl “Kicks for Kids” program at the Carver Ranches Boys & Girls Club in Hollywood, Florida.

Since 2011, “Kicks for Kids” has provided local children and teens the opportunity to participate in and reap the rewards of sports and exercise by receiving a pair of quality athletic shoes. Together, the Orange Bowl and the South Florida community have been able to collect close to 15,000 pairs of new or moderately used athletic shoes and sneakers including nearly 5,000 this past year.

“Baptist Health South Florida and the Orange Bowl both strive to enrich and care for the welfare of Miami-Dade and Broward residents,” said Patricia Rosello, Chief Executive Officer of Baptist Outpatient Services. “We are happy to support the

Kicks for Kids initiative to encourage South Florida’s underserved youth to stay healthy and fit through the donation of athletic shoes.”

This year’s program launched in October and ran through January. The response from the South Florida community made this year a success. Shoe donations were dropped off at Baptist Health South Florida and TD Bank locations. Schools from Miami-Dade and Broward County participated in a challenge with the top collecting schools receiving grants. Residents and local organizations also provided donations.

“TD Bank believes strongly in investing in the areas where we live, work and play and we are proud to be a sponsor of the Kicks for Kids effort that will provide assistance to

many children in our local community,” said Ernie Diaz, Regional President, State of Florida, TD Bank, and an Orange Bowl Committee member.

For the third consecutive year, In Jacob’s Shoes cleaned and restored gently worn shoe donations. The organization received a portion of the donations, a financial contribution as well as a plaque of appreciation from the Orange Bowl for all its efforts.

In addition to the Boys & Girls Club of Broward and Miami-Dade Counties and In Jacob’s Shoe’s, pairs were also donated to Family Central Inc., a child care resource that serves more than 100,000 children, families and child service providers in South Florida. See page 16

Shoe donations were dropped off at Baptist Health South Florida and TD Bank locations.


Orange Bowl Committee elects 14 new Members

The Orange Bowl Committee officially welcomed 14 new Active Members for the 2015-16 year at the April Membership Meeting. With the additions, the Orange Bowl Committee has grown to 363 members. The new class will play an integral role as the Orange Bowl will host the College Football Playoff Semifinal for the first time on New Year’s Eve, the 22nd annual MetroPCS Orange Bowl Basketball Classic in December, as well as numerous other sporting events and community activities in South Florida throughout the season.

Glenn A. Blackwood is the president of Compensation Strategies, Inc., a bank consulting firm primarily focused in the Southeast US. In addition, Blackwood is the managing partner at the financial consulting firm, Equias Alliance, LLC. Prior to his career as a banking executive, Blackwood played ten seasons in the NFL with the Miami Dolphins (1979 – 1988). As part of the Dolphins “Killer Bs” defense and one half of the “Bruise Brothers” along with his older brother Lyle, Blackwood helped lead the Dolphins to two Super Bowl appearances. Miami’s former team captain ranks fourth in all-time in interceptions. He currently serves on the board for the National Christian Foundation of South Florida. Blackwood completed Pre-med, Pre-dental studies at the University of Texas and also attended Barry University.

Sergio O. alvarez-Mena is a director in the legal department at Credit Suisse Securities USA , LLC, a global securities broker-dealer. Prior to that, he served in both business and legal capacities for Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley. Alvarez-Mena began his law career at Swift, Currie in Atlanta then moved to Miami in 1985 with the firm Morgan, Lewis & Bockius in which he was an equity partner. He has held several positions within the Florida International Bankers Association including serving on the board of directors. Born in Cuba, Alvarez-Mena and his family were exiled to Miami and shortly thereafter moved to Georgia. He received his B.A. degree from Loyola University New Orleans in 1978 and his J.D. degree from the University of Georgia Law School in 1981.

Ernie Diaz is the Florida Regional President for TD Bank, N.A. Diaz has worked in an executive position with TD Bank since 2010 but his career in the South Florida banking industry spans more than 30 years at various institutions. Diaz is a veteran to the Orange Bowl. For the past four years he has been a corporate member for TD Bank. Diaz’s has other community involvement activities include serving as a board member for the Beacon Council, Enterprise Florida, the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce and an executive board member of Florida Bankers. He is also the immediate past chair of FIU’s Dean’s Council. Originally from Cuba, he lived with his family in California before moving to South Florida. He is a graduate of Miami Dade College (’85 A.A.), Florida International University (’89 B.B.A.) and Nova Southeastern University (’94 M.S. in Accounting). He has been a CPA since 1996.

Rudy Fernandez is the Chief of Staff to the President and Vice President for Government and Community Relations at the University of Miami. He first joined the university in 2007. Prior to working at UM, he served in a number of governmental positions, most notably as a Special Assistant to the President in the George W. Bush Administration. Fernandez currently serves on the board of directors of the United Way of Miami-Dade, Our Kids of Miami-Dade and Monroe, the Florida Chamber of Commerce Foundation, and the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce. He is also a member of the Alumni Advisory Board for the Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation. The son of Cuban exiles, Fernandez was born in Caracas, Venezuela, but has called Miami home since arriving in 1983 at the age of 10. He received his B.A. degree in Political Science from Harvard University and his M.B.A. degree in International Business from the University of Miami.

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Orange Bowl Committee back as presenting sponsor for the Sunshine State lacrosse Tournament in Parkland

The sixth annual Sunshine State Games Lacrosse Tournament presented by the Orange Bowl was held on May 15 - May 17 at Pine Trails Park in Parkland, FL. This was the second consecutive year the Orange Bowl Committee sponsored the event, which is one of the largest youth lacrosse events in the region.

About 125 teams with players up to 18 years old played in more than 250 games on 10 fields over three days.

The Sunshine State Games Lacrosse Tournament presented by the Orange Bowl builds on the Orange Bowl Committee’s tradition of supporting youth and collegiate sports in South Florida.

In 1980, the State of Florida created the Sunshine State Games to provide Florida’s citizens an Olympic-style sports festival they can call their own. The Sunshine State Games, now in its fourth decade of competition, is the nation’s oldest State Games and is Florida’s largest and longest standing multi-sport festival. The Sunshine State Games are conducted under the auspices of the Florida Sports Foundation, a direct-support organization of the State of Florida. More than 30 different sports are offered from April through July each year.

Additional Sunshine State Games Lacrosse Tournament presented by the Orange Bowl sponsors include AutoNation, Florida Prepaid College Board, Gladiator Lacrosse, Miami Orthopedics & Sports Medicine Institute at Baptist Health South Florida and TD Bank.

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In February, Obie and the Orange Bowl Committee staff hung out with more than 100 students from Mater Lakes Academy, a reward for submitting the most entries for the annual Orange Bowl Creative Art Contest. The school located in Hialeah, had 228 total entries. The OBC Staff played games and handed out snacks and prizes to students.

The contest’s Grand Prize Winner, Carina Z. from Hialeah- Miami Lakes Sr. High, received a $500 gift card, a custom Orange Bowl bike, two tickets to the 2014 Capital One Orange Bowl and on-field recognition during the game. Her artwork was also displayed as a full page color ad in the 2014 Capital One Orange Bowl Game Program. First, second and third place winners received Nike gift cards and tickets to the 2014 MetroPCS Orange Bowl Basketball Classic.

In 2014, the Orange Bowl, partnered with Comcast, Florida Blue, Florida Prepaid and MetroPCS to bring the Orange Bowl Creative Art Contest to schools in the South Florida community.

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Did you know?

In the 2015 NFL Draft, there were five Orange Bowl veterans selected in the first

round including Jameis Winston, the number one overall pick.

Orange Bowl Creative art Contest take over at Mater lakes academy

The Orange Bowl Committee would like to recognize all the sponsors who helped make the 2014-15 Orange Bowl Youth Football Alliance season a success. On behalf of the teams, coaches, families and supporters, Thank You!


The Orange Bowl Committe helps raise $225,000 for Make-a-Wish Southern Florida

The Orange Bowl Committee supports numerous South Florida organizations and strives to provide unique opportunities for those in need. The Orange Bowl Committee proudly served as sponsor for Make-A-Wish Southern Florida’s 6th annual Walk For Wishes® 5k Walk/Run on Saturday February 7 at Markham Park in Sunrise, FL.

More than 1,300 people participated and the event raised more than $225,000 to help grant the wishes of 45 children with life-threatening medical conditions, which is $50,000 more than what was raised last year.

“It’s an honor and a privilege to be involved with Make-A-Wish Southern Florida,” said Eric Poms, CEO of the Orange Bowl. “It’s a great cause and changes lives. That’s what we’re all about, giving back to the community. We have hosted Wish Kids at the past three Orange Bowls and the 2013 National Championship and it’s rewarding to be able to bring a little joy into their lives at such a challenging time.”

Congratulations to Orange Bowl Committee staffers Mike Liotta, Jessica McIntyre and Emily Theys. They all placed in the top 3 for their age groups in the 5k. Emily was the “Top Overall Female” finisher.


Orange Bowl-FWaa Courage award winners look to make an impact in the nFl

Orange Bowl-FWAA Courage Award recipients Arthur Ray Jr. and Laken Tomlinson have a few things in common. They are both from the Chicago area. They are both 6’3 and weigh 300 pounds. Both were high school football standouts who went on to play offensive line at Power Five conference programs and now they are both going to get their shot to play in the NFL.

Tomlinson made more than 50 consecutive starts and helped the Blue Devils finish the regular season 9-3 in 2014

The Detroit Lions selected Tomlinson as the 28th overall pick in the 2015 NFL Draft, making him the first Courage Award winner to ever be selected in the first round.

The former Duke football captain and All- American grew up in Jamaica and came to this country when he was 10. It was quickly realized that Tomlinson was intelligently gifted. He wound up in a mentoring program and, despite early concerns of his mother,

lived with the family of Bob Sperling, a Chicago-based attorney. He flourished off the field as well, earning two degrees from Duke.

Arthur Ray’s path to the NFL is more treacherous and is still uncertain. He wasn’t drafted but the Miami Dolphins invited him to its rookie training camp. He will fight for a spot on the team roster. But Ray is used to defying the odds. After accepting a scholarship to Michigan State but before enrolling in 2007, he was diagnosed with cancer in his left leg. Through nine surgeries – including four bone grafts – countless rounds of chemotherapy and several outbreaks of infection, he was unable to practice or play. For almost two years, he was unable to walk without crutches. He was cleared to play in 2011 and appeared in a few games that season. After graduating he was granted two years of eligibility to play at Division II Fort Lewis in Durango, Colorado.

Two inspiring stories from two talented young men, the Orange Bowl Committee wishes them both the best of luck with their professional careers on and off the field. Ray Jr. at the 2012 Orange Bowl

Tomlinson at the 2014 Capital One Orange Bowl


Tiffani G. Lee is a partner with the law firm Holland & Knight, LLP. She has worked with the law firm since 1997. Lee has received recognitions from various Florida trade publications as an accomplished litigator and business woman including Florida Trend Legal Elite, South Florida Legal Guide, Legacy Magazine and the South Florida Business Journal. She currently sits on the board of governors for the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce and the board of directors for Street Law, Inc., Legal Services of Greater Miami, Inc., and Southern Legal Counsel. Lee was born in Alabama but raised in Baker, Florida (in the Florida Panhandle). She received her bachelor’s in Public Relations from the University of Florida and her J.D. degree from the University of Miami School of Law.

Eric Todd Levin is the Managing Director of SeamLev Investments, LLLP. For nearly 20 years, Levin and his family ran Gold Coast Beverage Distributors Inc., a beer distributing company which became one of the top 10 distributors in the country. Levin served as the president from February 2009 until January 2015 when he sold the business. During his time as president, he served as the corporate member of the Orange Bowl Committee. In this role, he sat on a numerous subcommittees including Community Outreach, Government Relations, Tennis, Corporate Partnerships and Marketing and Ticket Sales. In addition, he sits on the SunTrust Bank South Florida Advisory board of directors. Levin was born in Pennsylvania but grew up in Baltimore, Maryland. He received two B.A. degrees from the University of Pennsylvania (Economics and History) in 1992 and his M.B.A. degree from Emory University in 1995.

Edward J. Joyce is the East Region Chief Fiduciary Officer at Northern Trust. An employee with the company for more than 30 years, he is now responsible for the oversight and development of the trust’s business for markets including Boston, New York, Washington D.C., Atlanta and Florida. Joyce’s civic commitment is evident by his leadership roles. Currently, he is a member of the board of directors for the following organizations: American Red Cross of Greater Miami and the Keys, Camillus House, Chapman Partnership, Miami Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Blind, United Way of Miami-Dade County and the Jackson Hospital Foundation. Originally from Cleveland, Ohio, he received his B.B.A. degree from Miami University.

Alan C. Hooper is the President and CEO of Hooper Construction, Hooper Realty, Hooper Management, the Co-founder of Urban Street Development and Co-founder of the Restaurant People. For more than 25 years, he has specialized in redeveloping and revitalizing urban neighborhoods within downtown areas. Hooper, Fort Lauderdale’s Citizen of the Year in 2006, has been involved with several organizations including: chairman for the Fort Lauderdale Transportation Management Association, board of directors for Broward Center of Performing Arts, past board trustee for the Fort Lauderdale Museum of Art, past chairman for the Fort Lauderdale Downtown Development Authority, past board member for the Downtown Steering Committee and Leadership Florida. Born and raised in Fort Lauderdale, Hooper received a B.S. degree in International Affairs from Florida State University in 1985.

Maria A. Harrison is the President and Co-founder of Bullseye Strategy, LLC, a full service digital marketing agency located in Fort Lauderdale. She comes to the Orange Bowl Committee with nearly two decades of digital marketing experience in the South Florida area. She is one of the founding members of the South Florida Interactive Marketing Association and has served in various roles throughout the organization. Recognized as one of the “Outstanding Women of Broward County” in 2014, Harrison supports multiple organizations including the Boys and Girls Club of Broward County, Junior League of Greater Fort Lauderdale, and serves as a volunteer basketball coach at the Greater Hollywood YMCA. The Rhode Island native received a bachelor’s degree in Communication/Broadcast Journalism and a minor in Writing from Rhode Island College in 1997.

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Overall 1st Overall 2nd Overall 3rd 17 & under 50+12’6” Mark

AthanacioJeremy Whitted

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14’ Brennan Rose

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Women’s Elite Course Results

“It’s great to see how much the Kicks for Kids program has grown in a short period of time and how many have benefitted from it,” said Orange Bowl Member Larry Gautier. “One of the Orange Bowl’s pillars is supporting youth, and Kicks for Kids allows the Orange Bowl to do that while advocating a healthy lifestyle. A quality pair of athletic shoes will hopefully encourage all these children to participate in sports or go outside and play. The Orange Bowl is grateful to the sponsors, volunteers and South Florida residents for helping us make an impact in the lives of these families.”


Kicks for Kids Continued from page 4

(Top) Jose C. Romano, Assistant Vice President, Business Relations/Community Affairs, Baptist Health helps kids put on their new shoes and (bottom) Ernie Diaz, Florida Regional President for

TD Bank hands out gift bags for kids.

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Sunshine State games lacrosse Tournament presented by the Orange Bowl

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Henry Viera is an Account Manager for Frito Lay Inc., a division of PepsiCo. A corporate member of the Orange Bowl since 2009, he participated in several subcommittees including Sponsorship Chair and Assistant Logistics, Transportation Chair, Team Outings Chair and Hospitality Chair. In addition, he is actively involved in the American Cancer Society. Viera is a South Florida native.

Kimberly D. Stone is the Executive Vice President and General Manager of the American Airlines Arena and the Miami HEAT Group. She has been part of the Miami HEAT organization since 1996, serving in various roles and becoming an integral part of the group’s success for nearly 20 years. Stone is a board member for the University of Miami’s President Council, Miami Downtown Authority and Florida’s Facility Managers Association. The University of Carolina journalism and public relations graduate was inducted into the UNC School of Journalism and Mass Communications Hall of Fame in 2014. She also received her master’s degree from the University of Miami in International Business in 2003.

Michele l. Stocker is a shareholder with the law firm Greenberg Traurig, P.A. She is a commercial litigator and serves as the national chair for the firm’s financial services litigation practice group. She has been recognized and listed as an accomplished attorney by numerous publications and organizations. Stocker sits on the board of governors for the Nova Southeastern Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale. Additionally, she is a board member for the Children’s Home Society of Florida Intercostal Division and Vice-Chair of the Crockett Foundation. Stocker was born in Mandeville, Jamaica but grew up in South Florida. She received her A.B. degree in Politics from Princeton in 1987 and her J.D. from Columbia Law School in 1990.

Michael e. Moran is the Co-founder and Managing Partner of Brockway Moran & Partners, Inc., a private equity firm. He has more than 25 years of experience in the area of private equity investing and financial advisory roles for middle-market businesses. His family and his business have been major supporters of Autism Speaks and the broader Autism community since its inception in the late 1990s. Moran was born and raised in Bloomington, Illinois. He received his B.S. in Finance from Drake University in 1985 and his M.B.A. from DePaul University the following year.

rodrigo Melendez is the Managing Partner at KPMG LLP, the U.S. member of one of the four largest audit, tax and advisory firms in the world. Currently, Melendez is a member of the board of directors for Voices for Children Foundation, an organization that raises funds to ensure that every abused, abandoned and neglected child in Miami-Dade County has a court-appointed Guardian ad Litem and that financial assistance and other resources are available for their health, educational, and social needs. In addition, he is the treasurer and executive committee member for the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce, an advisory board member for the National Association of Corporate Directors and a campaign cabinet member for the United Way of Miami-Dade County. Melendez was raised in Miami and received his B.S. degree in Finance and Accounting from the University of Florida in 1994.

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