Titans of Business & Philanthropy
$75,000
The Titans of Business & Philanthropy program recognizes individuals for making an extraordinary difference in the community in which we live. "Titans" are leaders in their industry, who have not only been successful in their own business endeavors, but equally noted for the impact they have had in both business and community environments. For these individuals and organizations, being successful was, and is, not enough. Of greater importance is the need to truly make a visible and meaningful difference in their community and in their industry.
Each Titan of Business supports the mission of the Society by making a $75,000 contribution. Over the past eight years, The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society has honored a total of fifteen Titans of Business awardees during the Leukemia Ball. For these individuals, being successful was, and is, not enough. Of greater importance is the need to truly make a visible and meaningful difference in their community and in their industry. And as a Titan of Business & Philanthropy, you will demonstrate the same entrepreneurial spirit and philanthropic commitment that have made these individuals and organizations so successful.
Past Titans of Business recipients include:
2009
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John A. Cutler, Co-Founder - Beers + Cutler James R. Beers, Co-Founder - Beers + Culter Eli Lilly & Company |
2008 |
Mr. Ronald M. Bradley |
2007 |
The Anderson Company Northrop Grumman Mission Systems |
2006 |
BearingPoint |
2005 |
Employees of FBR Mel Booth |
2004 |
John Delaney, Chairmen and Chief Executive Officer
Capital Source Titan of Community Service, The Sallie Mae Fund |
2003 |
Phillip Merrick, Founder, Chairman, and Chief
Executive Officer for webMethods, Inc. Caren DeWitt, Chairman, webMethods Foundation and Co-Founder forwebMethods, Inc.; |
2002 |
James L. Eichberg, Honorary Titan of Business, The
James L. Eichberg Foundation; Catherine Reynolds, CEO of
The Catherine B. Reynolds Foundation; John Morton, Mid-Atlantic Region President Bank of America |
2001 |
Daniel Snyder, Owner and Chairman of The Washington
Redskins Gregory Owens, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Manugistics |