HONOREE - JAMES “JIM” FLETCHER GOODMON Jim Goodmon is the President and CEO of Capitol Broadcasting Company (CBC). During his career Mr. Goodmon has guided the growth of CBC’s broadcast holdings and led the company’s expansion into satellite communications, new media, real estate and professional sports. Mr. Goodmon serves on numerous boards across the state and his visionary leadership has been instrumental in the success of the A.J. Fletcher Foundation and Explorer Posts 5 and 50.

The GOAL of this event is to bring more than 600 of our community’s top business leaders together to honor a wonderful corporate citizen and raise funds to support Scouting in the Triangle and surrounding counties.

OCCONEECHEE COUNCIL is one of the largest and most prominent youth development organizations in North Carolina. We provide young people in Chatham, Cumberland, Durham, Franklin, Granville, Harnett, Lee, Moore, Orange, Vance, Wake and Warren Counties with responsible fun and adventure while instilling in them lifetime values and ethical character development as expressed by the Scout Oath and Law.

Jimmy Barnes – NAI Carolantic RealtyRonnie Batchelor – Batchelor, Tillery & Roberts, LLCDan Bryson – Whitfield Bryson and Mason, LLPSteve Crouse – Paragon Commercial BankP. Mark Davidson – Carolina Investment Services, LLCRick Guirlinger – Bourke Services, LLCChuck Henline – Falls of Neuse ManagementJohn LaRocca – Phoenix Commercial Properties Rob Markworth – Chicago TitleBrian Mattison – Deloitte

Alex Mihajlov – Olde Raleigh Financial GroupNeil Morris – Creedmoor Partners, LLC Charles B. Neely Jr – Williams MullenDoyle Parrish – Summit Hospitality Group, LtdCliff Rogers – The Rogers GroupJR Shearin – DeloitteKeith Sherman – First Tennessee Bank O. Temple Sloan Jr – Falls of Neuse ManagementFrank Tart – Bank of America Merrill LynchJ. Rex Thomas – JRT Holdings, LLC

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3,383STEM-FOCUSEDmerit badges wereearned by Scouts in our Council last year.

UNIQUE FACTOcconeechee Council leads the nation with Cub Scout SUPERNOVA AWARD recipients. This award recognizes superior achievement by a Cub Scout in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.

CAMPS IN OUR COUNCILCamp Durant, Camp Reevesand Camp Campbell.

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NORTH CAROLINA “GOOD SCOUT” LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD The North Carolina “Good Scout” Lifetime Achievement Award is presented to extraordinary community leaders in recognition of their outstanding contributions to improve the quality of life in North Carolina and who best exemplify the precepts found in the Scout Oath and Law. This is Scouting’s highest local award and will be presented at the 2017 Friends of Scouting Breakfast which is Occoneechee Council’s premier event and major fundraiser. Past honorees include James Maynard (2016) and Van Eure (2015).

Please return to:Occoneechee Council, Boy Scouts of America

3231 Atlantic AveRaleigh, NC 27604ATTN: Shaun Olynick

919-802-4845shaun.olynick@scouting.orgl

o Underwriter — $25,000 30 guests • 8 invitations to the Speakers Reception on March 2 • Full page program ad (priority placement) • Prominent event recognition including speakers reception • Hole sponsorship and team at the Thomas Crowder Memorial Golf Tournament • 1 team for the Sporting Clays Classic

o Platinum Eagle — $15,000 20 guests • 6 invitations to the Speakers Reception on March 2 • Full page program ad • Prominent event recognition including speakers reception • Hole sponsorship and team at the Thomas Crowder Memorial Golf Tournament • 1 team for the Sporting Clays Classic

o Golden Eagle — $10,000 10 guests • 4 invitations to the Speakers Reception on March 2 • Half page program ad • Prominent event recognition • Hole sponsorship and team at the Thomas Crowder Memorial Golf Tournament • 1 team for the Sporting Clays Classic

— Sponsorship Information —o Silver Eagle — $7,500 8 guests • 2 invitations to the Speakers Reception on March 2 • One-Third page program ad • Prominent event recognition • Hole sponsorship and team at the Thomas Crowder Memorial Golf Tournament • 1 team for the Sporting Clays Classic

o Legacy Sponsor — $6,000 8 guests • One-Quarter page program ad • Sponsor recognition at event • James E. West Endowment made in honor of Jim Goodmon or a designee of your choice.

o Benefactor Sponsor — $5,000 8 guests • Sponsor recognition in program materials & at event

o Patron Sponsor — $3,000 4 guests • Sponsor recognition in program materials

o Guardian Sponsor — $1,500 2 guests • Sponsor recognition in program materials

o I cannot attend, but I’d like to support Scouting with a gift of $ _________ in honor of Jim Goodmon.

Name _______________________________________________________Title __________________________Email __________________________Company ____________________________________________________ In Promotional Material, We Prefer to be Listed As _________________________________Address _____________________________________________________City __________________________________ State _____ Zip _________Phone # _____________________________________________________Name on card ______________________ Credit card # _______________Signature ____________________________________ Exp ______/______

o Check enclosed (Payable to Occoneechee Council, BSA)

o Please bill meo Credit Cardo Call me, our company may have

employees interested in helping local Scouts

Occoneechee Council/BSA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizationNote: Benefactor Sponsors and above will also be recognized in the Triangle Business Journal.

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