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25th Anniversary Celebration IssueVOLUME 9ISSUE 2EditorGeorge SchiracontentsGraphic Designvisual mercenary groupPhotographerDimitrios PanagosTHE LEADERis published by:The Archbishop IakovosLeadership 100Endowment Fund, Inc.Olympic Tower645 Fifth AvenueSuite 906New York, NY 10022Tel: 212.308.2627Fax: 646.497.1794web: www.L100.orgemail: Leadership@L100.org 2002 Leadership 100LEADERSHIP 100Stephen G. YeonasChairmanConstantine G. CarasVice ChairmanMark StavropoulosSecretaryGeorge E. SafiolTreasurerGeorge E. BehrakisChris W. CarasJohn A. CatsimatidisCharles H. CotrosLouis NicozisisJames A. Regas, Legal CounselFounding Membersand Chairmen EmeritiArthur C. AntonAndrew A. AthensThomas A. Athens George K. ChimplesPeter M. DionMichael JaharisGeorge P. Kokalis John A. Payiavlas(Chairman Emeritus)Executive Director(Interim)Paulette Poulos3StaffCathie AndriotisFran KarivalisLinda PaulDina Theodosakis146816Honoring Our Visionary FoundersL100 Challenge50 New Members for 25th Anniversary25th Anniversary Celebration ConferenceNew and Fulfilled Members181820252728Karagines FulfillsGift of GivingNews of Our MembersRegister NowConference ProgramJoin Now
HONORINGOUR VISIONARYaFOUNDERSLeadership 100’s Founding Members will be honoredwith the Archbishop Iakovos Leadership 100 Award forExcellence at the 25th Anniversary Celebration Conferenceto be held at The Ritz-Carlton San Juan Hotel, Carolina,Puerto Rico February 5 - 8, 2009.The Life-Time Founding Members are Arthur C. Anton,Andrew A. Athens, George K. Chimples, Peter M. Dionand Michael Jarharis. George P. Kokalis, also a FoundingMichael Jaharis, Andrew A. Athens, George K. Chimples, Arthur C. Anton &Peter M. DionMember, passed away June 24, 2008. Another FoundingMember, Thomas A. Athens, died in June of 2002. Thelatter two will be awarded posthumously.The Award was established by the Archbishop IakovosLeadership 100 Endowment Fund, Incorporated in honorof its visionary founder, the late Archbishop Iakovos, and isbestowed on outstanding Greek and Greek American leaders who have excelled in the pursuit of their vocation andexhibited the gift of leadership. In special circumstances,and in the spirit of Philhellenism, the Award is given toGeorge P. Kokalis with Archbishop Iakovos the Visionary Founderof Leadership 100an outstanding leader, regardless of religion or nationalbackground, who has exemplified the universal values andideals of Orthodoxy and Hellenism.Previous recipients were George J. Tenet, Senator PaulS. Sarbanes and Yanni in 2003; Melina Kanakaredes andJohn D. Negroponte in 2004; Senator Olympia J. Snowein 2005; Dimitris L. Avramopoulos in 2006; Rudolph W.Giuliani in 2007; and Theodore Angelopoulos and Ambassador Gianna Angelopoulos Daskalaki in 2008.Thomas A. Athens 1
His Eminence Archbis ho p Demetrios of America2
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LEADERSHIP 100 100LEADERSHIPto Meet Challenge toContinue GrantsELECTS NEW MEMBERSTO EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEAND BOARD OF TRUSTEESThe Leadership 100 Executive Committee, meeting inNew York on October 24, acted in response to the financialcrisis gripping the nation and its effect on the organizationby temporarily suspending its grant program as requiredby its regulations in order to preserve the more than 50million of contributions held inviolate in the EndowmentFund. The regulations (Article IX, A.1) stipulate that grantscan be made only from a portion of the earnings from thatFund. All future grants will be made from the newly-formedLeadership 100 Grant Fund, to be headed by Charles H.Cotros, until such time as earnings from the EndowmentFund warrant a resumption of the distribution of funds forpurposes of grants.The Leadership 100 Grant Fund was immediately formed after Michael Jaharis, a Founder of the organization, issued acombined challenge grant of 500,000, along with anotherunnamed donor, to raise new funds in excess of 1 million inorder to continue grants in support of the National Ministries of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese and the Leadership 100 Scholarship for Excellence Program established atHoly Cross School of Theology.Stephen G. Yeonas, Chairman of Leadership 100, appointedCotros, a member of the Executive Committee, as Chairmanof the Leadership 100 Grant Fund. Cotros, who serves as adirector of Allied Waste Industries, Inc. and AmerisourceBergen Corporation, was previously interim Chief ExecutiveOfficer and Chairman of the Board of Allied. He began hiscareer in the food service industry in 1960 with Tri-StateGeneral Food Supply and after Tri-State merged with SYSCOin 1974, he served in various positions, rising to Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board of Directors in 2000until he retired from SYSCO in 2002.In accepting the appointment made by our Chairman,Cotros said, “In view of the financial crisis confronting thenation at this time and the effect it has on Leadership 100,we need to do whatever possible to raise funds for theNational Ministries and to secure funds for scholarships toHoly Cross Theological School which has the vast responsibility of preparing young men to become priests in theGreek Orthodox communities.”4Charles H. Cotros, Chairman of newly-formedLeadership 100 Grant FundThe Executive Committee, after hearing a report of theInvestment Committee on the effects of market volatilityon the Endowment Fund, acted in order to preserve themore than 50 million of contributions held inviolate in theEndowment Fund. Leadership 100 has operated on regulations that grants can be made from distributions based ona formula that averages the earnings from that Fund. Allfuture grants will be made from the Leadership 100 GrantFund until such time as the Endowment Fund rises abovethe inviolate amount and earnings from the Fund meetthe requirements governed by that formula.The Executive Committee and Board of Trustees met atthe Harvard Club in New York City to address the current financial crisis, review plans for the 25th AnniversaryCelebration Conference to take place February 5-8, 2009in Puerto Rico, to assess progress in the 25th AnniversaryNational Campaign and to elect members to the ExecutiveCommittee and the Board of Trustees.George D. Behrakis, Chairman of the 25th AnniversaryCelebration Committee, said the program has been setfor the Conference and registration packets have beensent out with a December 15 deadline. John A. Payiavlas,former Chairman, and Constantine G. Vice Chairman, whoserve as Co-Chairmen of the 25th Anniversary NationalCampaign reported that 50 new members had joinedLeadership 100, bringing the total membership to 798.The Nominating Committee, headed by FoundingMember Peter M. Dion, reported on a slate of nomineesfor openings on the Executive Committee and Board ofTrustees, including filling one vacancy. All nominees wereelected by the Board of Trustees, as follows: ExecutiveCommittee: Angelo J. Coutris; Eugenia Hasiotis andKassandra Romas, replacing George D. Behrakis, John A.Catsimatidis and Mark Stavropoulos. Board of Trustees:Arthur C. Anton, Jr.; Michael N. Bapis; Michael R. Henry;Dr. George Kallins; James Pantelidis; Peter Parthenis;Cathy Sakellaris and Argyris Vassiliou, replacing Dr. JohnS. Collis, Eve N. Condakes, James H. Moshovitis; Bert W.Moyar, James P. Pamel, John A. Payiavlas, Peter A. Vlachosand Basil S. Yanakakis.
John A. Payiavlas now becomes a voting memberof both the Executive Committee and Board ofTrustees as Chairman Emeritus, joining the LifeTime Founding Members.Chairman Yeonas will welcome the newly-electedmembers of the Executive Committee and Boardof Trustees at the meetings to be held at the 25thAnniversary Celebration Conference, February5-8, 2009 in Carolina, Puerto Rico. He paid specialtribute to the long-time service of the outgoingmembers of the Executive Committee and Boardof Trustees, saying they collectively representedsome of our longest serving and most dedicatedmembers, many of whom served as officers andheads of committees, singling out the specialservice of George D. Behrakis, the previous Chairman of Leadership 100 and Mark Stavropoulos,the current Secretary of the organization.New Members of Board of TrusteesNew Members of Executive CommiteeEugenia Hasiotis, Kassandra Romas & Angelo J. CoutrisOutgoing Members of the Executive CommitteeGeorge D. Behrakis, John A. Catsimatidis & Mark StavropoulosArthur C. Anton, Jr., Michael N. Bapis, Michael R. Henry, Dr. George Kallins, Argyris Vassiliou, James Pantelidis, Peter Parthenis & Cathy SakellarisOutgoing Members of the Board of TrusteesDr. John S. Collis, Eve N. Condakes, James H. Moshovitis, Bert W. Moyar, James P. Pamel, John A. Payiavlas, Peter A. Vlachos and Basil S. YanakakisInvestment Committee with Archbishop Demetrios, left to right: Alex G.Anagnos, John G. Pappajohn, Steve Roukis, Kathleen Chimicles, Peter A.Vlachos, Chairman, Paul Lountzis and Adam M. TzagournisNot pictured Alex E. ZagoreosLegal Counsel, James A. Regas, far right, makes a point to fellowmembers of the Board. Left to right: John A. Payiavlas, Michael Jaharisand Peter M. Dion.5
50 NEW MEMBERSFOR 25TH ANNIVERSARYLeadership 100 members and prospects, 100 in all,celebrated at Kellari’s Parea in the Gramercy Park section ofBrothers George, James & Peter Pantelidis co-hostsof the event together with Archbishop DemetriosNew York City on Friday, October 24, as eight new membersjoined the organization, putting the 25th Anniversary NationalCampaign at 50 new members, culminating in a series ofmembership recruitment meetings in Cleveland, Philadelphiaand Boston. His Eminence Archbishop Demetrios offeredhis Paternal love and support to Leadership 100 at the NewYork event, stressing the need for all those gathered to makeLeadership 100 a priority so that we may continue our support to the National Ministries of the Greek Orthodox Churchin America. Peter J. Pappas, Membership Chairman for the Direct Archdiocesan District and co-owner of the restaurant withAngelo J. Coutris, Christine Kondoleon,Kassandra Romas, and new members: Don andConstantine AvgerinosJames, George and Peter Pantelidis (members of Leadership100), served as Master of Ceremonies for the evening. He wasthe original founder and organizer of the young professionalprogram initiated by Leadership 100 years ago and mentionedhow happy he was to see so many young people present ashe greeted long-time members and new members from NewYork, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.Pappas introduced Kassandra Romas, New Jersey Membership Chairman, Louis Nicozisis, Eastern Regional Membership Chairman, Michael Bapis, Chairman of the Leadership100 Partners Program, John A. Payiavlas and Gus Caras,Leadership 100 Vice Chairman, Co-Chairmen of the NationalMembership Campaign, Paulette Poulos, Executive DirectorLouis Nicozisis, Stratton Yatron, Theodore andGeorgia VeruThe Cleveland event, held on September 26th, honored GeorgeK. Chimples, a Founding Member of Leadership 100, in recognition of his long-time leadership and his 90th birthday. John A.Payiavlas, National Membership Co-Chairman and Chairman(Interim), and Stephen G. Yeonas, Leadership 100 Chairman.Emeritus, hosted the event. Angelo Coutris, Metropolis of Pitts-All speakers touched upon the need to organize this type ofnies, expressed his respect and heartfelt gratitude to Chimplesevent in order to spread the word on the mission of Leadership 100. Among the new members that came forward were:Constantine Avgerinos, his son Don Avgerinos, Justin Bozonelis, George Tsantes and Dennison Veru.burgh Membership Chairman, who served as Master of Ceremofor serving as a role model and introduced five new members.They are: Emanuel and Elaine Cotronakis, Glykeria Bitounis, PeterC. Bitounis, Anthony Trakas and Alexis E. Coutris Trakas and Johnand Maria Coutris. Paulette Poulos spoke of the long record ofChimples’ dedicated service to the Church and to Leadership 100,helping to structure and implement programs for the Clergy andthe faithful.6Peter J. Pappas, Master of Ceremonies, at New York event.Janet & George K. Chimples mark his 90th birthday atCleveland event.
On September 18, 2008, Leadership 100 members Nick andKathleen Chimicles hosted a reception in their home formembers and prospects from the greater Philadelphia area.New Members Emanuel and Elaine Cotronakis & New L100 Partner Alexis CoutrisTrakas who joined with her husband Anthony, with mother, Christine Coutris atCleveland event.Louis Nicozisis, Eastern Regional Membership Chairman, servedas Master of Ceremonies. He introduced Constantine Caras,National Membership Co-Chairman and Leadership 100 ViceChairman, John Kusturiss of the National Membership Committee and Paulette Poulos who spoke about how the Leadership 100 grants are distributed and the vital role they have insustaining and advancing Orthodoxy and Hellenism in America.New members welcomed included: John and Katherine Karamatsoukas.Louis and Helen Nicozisis, Nicholas and KathleenChimicles, Paulette Poulos and Dina TheodosakisThe Boston event was held on October 9, 2008 and markeda first for Leadership 100 as young professional membersorganized the event, following in the footsteps of their fathers,namely, Drake Behrakis and Elias Demakes the sons of GeorgeD. Behrakis and Tom Demakes. Drake Behrakis, Master of Ceremonies, spoke about how Leadership 100 influenced his personal life and strongly urged young people to become involved.Michael Bapis, Chairman for the Leadership 100 PartnersProgram, told the gathering that there are now 65 Leadership100 Partners and that the program has served as a network foryoung professionals to interrelate on a local and national levelNicholas and Susan Veronis atPhiladelphia event.and to become future leaders of Leadership 100.Tom Demakes, member of the National Membership Committee, spoke about the need for Leadership 100 funding for thescholarship program at Holy Cross School of Theology andthe personal pride he and his family have in being membersof Leadership 100. George D. Behrakis, former Chairman ofLeadership 100 and Chairman of the 25th Anniversary Celebration Conference to be held February 5-8, 2009 in Puerto Rico,reflected on the early days of Leadership 100 and how it hasThomas L. Demakes and Co-Chairmen Drake Behrakis, Michael Bapis andElias Demakes at Boston event.made its positive mark in the Church today. Paulette Poulosspoke about the distribution of grants. His Eminence Metropolitan Methodios of Boston acknowledged the valuable contributions of Leadership 100 and assured his continued support.New members include Joseph Pasquale and Caren L. Demoulas, Robert Farnham and Glorianne Demoulas, A. Cushingand Sandra Titcomb, Costas and Allyson Sideridis, GerondelisFoundation, Partners Andrew T. Demakes, Timothy P. Demakesand Bill and Margaret Rizos.George D. Behrakis, Michael N. Bapis, Paulette Poulos,Elias Demakes, His Eminence Metropolitan Methodios,Arthur C. Anton, Consul General of Boston ConstantinosOrphanides and Drake Behrakis7
Dear Leadership 100 Members,On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I invite you to join us for the 25th Anniversary Celebration Conference at The RitzCarlton San Juan Hotel in Carolina, Puerto Rico February 5-8, 2009. We are pleased to present you with a true celebrationof the extraordinary success of our mission over 25 years in advancing Orthodoxy and Hellenism in America. Our SpiritualLeader, His Eminence Archbishop Demetrios of America, and all our esteemed Metropolitans will be on hand to commemorate the historic founding of the Archbishop Iakovos Leadership 100 Endowment Fund, Incorporated. We will give specialrecognition to our Founders who have contributed to the success of Leadership 100 by presenting them with theArchbishop Iakovos Leadership 100 Award for Excellence.Our 25th Anniversary Celebration Conference Chairpersons, George D. and Margo Behrakis,have offered their untiring efforts and personal financial support to design this Conferenceas a true celebration in lively Puerto Rico. The program will feature leading members andspeakers from all fields of endeavor who will exemplify the pursuit of excellence andthe achievements of Greek Orthodox Americans, including the legendary lawyer, PlatoCacheris, and leading educator and President of Drexel University, Constantine Papadakis,both members of Leadership 100, and the Emmy Award winning broadcast journalist,Deborah Norville, host of Inside Edition for more than a decade. In addition, outstandingentertainment will highlight the preeminent country soul singer, Ronnie Milsap, winner ofseven Grammy Awards, as well as the Alpha Band.Margo & George D. BehrakisIn addition we will be pleased to welcome you to our traditional Grand Banquet, Glendi andour Annual General Assembly.Thelma and I are looking forward to personally greeting you in Puerto Rico.Warmest regards,Stephen G. YeonasChairmanThelma & Stephen G. Yeonas8
Join the Celebrationwith your fellow Leadership 100 MembersMembers Registered for the 25 th Anniversary Celebration ConferenceMr. and Mrs. Arthur Anton, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anton, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Ted Argeroplos and ChildrenMr. and Mrs. Drake BehrakisMr. and Mrs. George D. BehrakisMr. and Mrs. Plato CacherisMr. and Mrs. Constantine CarasMrs. Eula CarlosMrs. Helen Carlos and Mr. Ron HilliardMr. and Mrs. Spyros CatechisMr. and Mrs. Charles H. CotrosMr. and Mrs. Peter DionMr. and Mrs. Richard Ellis and ChildrenMr. and Mrs. Timothy JoannidesMr.and Mrs. Peter KarahaliosMr. and Mrs. Nicholas KaramatsoukasMr. and Mrs. Peter KusulasMr. and Mrs. Angelo MagafanMr. and Mrs. John MitchellDr. and Mrs. Constantine PapadakisDr. Chris Papadopoulos and GuestMr. John PappajohnMrs. Mary PappajohnMr. and Mrs. Dean C. PappasMr. and Mrs. Peter J. PappasMr. and Mrs. John A. PayiavlasMr. and Mrs. James PedasMr. and Mrs. Theodore PedasMs. Cynthia RaftisMr. and Mrs. James RegasMrs. Kassandra Romas and GuestMr. and Mrs. George SafiolMr. George SoterakisMr. and Mrs. George StamasMr. George TsandikosMr. and Mrs. Argyris Vassiliou and ChildrenMr. and Mrs. Louis Vinios and GuestsMr. and Mrs. Gunnar WilmotMr. and Mrs. Stephen G. YeonasMr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Yeonas, Jr.Register Now! Registration forms included in this issueor register online at www.L100.org9
Featured SpeakersLeading EducatorConstantine Papadakis, President of Drexel University and a member ofLeadership 100 is an innovator in higher education with extensive experiencein both academe and the corporate world. He has been President of Drexel since1995. Since then, Dr. Papadakis has used the historic strengths of the University(cooperative education, Drexel’s focus on technology and the rich resources of itsPhiladelphia location) to increase full-time undergraduate enrollment from 4,500in 1996 to more than 11,000 today. Drexel now educates a headcount of 21,000students, is the sixth-largest employer in Philadelphia, employing 8,100 people,and has an annual budget of more than 650 million.Legendary LawyerPlato Cacheris has been a leading member of the criminal defense bar for overfour decades. He has represented individuals and corporations involved in a broadrange of investigations, including bribery and public corruption, bank fraud,securities violations, obstruction of justice and perjury, food and drug violations,and espionage. Mr. Cacheris was appointed by the United States District Courtof the Eastern District of Virginia to represent former FBI agent Robert Hanssenand former CIA agent Aldrich Ames, two of the most significant espionage prosecutions in recent history. He served as co-counsel with Bill Hundley for formerAttorney General John Mitchell during the Watergate prosecution and counselfor Fawn Hall during the Iran Contra obstruction of justice investigation. The sonof a Greek immigrant, who came to co-own a restaurant chain, he attributes hisinterest in the law to his admiration for a friend of his father’s, Achilles Catsonis,who was also a Greek immigrant and a well-respected lawyer in Washingt
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