The UNM Anderson School of Management Foundation Board will celebrate and honor its 2012 Hall of Fame Inductees on Friday, March 23 at the Embassy Suites Hotel. The event will be highlighted with a keynote address by Darrin E. Jones, assistant special agent-in-charge in the FBI’s Anchorage Division. This year’s theme, “Change Agent: Mission Possible,” comes as the Anderson School, in collaboration with the FBI, recently opened the nation’s 15th Regional computer Forensics Laboratory (RCFL) in Albuquerque. Special Agent Jones was instrumental in bringing the FBI and the Anderson School together. Funds raised at the dinner will go to support student success at the state-of-the-art facility. The event begins at 6 p.m., followed by dinner and induction ceremony at 7 p.m.
This is the 23rd year for the event that celebrates the best and brightest of our alumni, faculty and community leaders. The Hall of Fame celebration will take place in conjunction with the Anderson School Alumni Reunion Weekend on Friday-Saturday, March 23-24.
The Hall of Fame honorees include: Larry Abraham, mayor, Los Ranchos de Albuquerque; Don Clampitt, chairman & CEO, Clampitt Paper Company; and Terri Giron-Gordon, president, GenQuest, Inc.
Young Alumni
Adam Harrington, chief financial officer, HB Construction; Justine Meehan, assistant vice president, Wells Fargo; and Adam Trubow, president/qualifying broker, TAL Realty.
Hall of Fame candidates are selected for their professional success, contribution to community involvement, and an ongoing commitment to continuing education. During the evening event, Anderson Accounting Lecturer Ann Brooks will receive the Community Leadership Award, and French Mortuary will be honored with the Distinguished Service Award.
Corporate sponsorship opportunities are available ranging from an event sponsorship level of $10,000 to table sponsors at a cost of $1,200. Individual tickets are $100. For information, contact Natalie Mead in the Anderson School Development Office at 505-277-6413 or nmead60@unm.edu.
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