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COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF UTAH ANNOUNCES THE 2014 E-50 Citizens committed to the common good

Tuesday, June 3, 2014 - 2:15pm

Contact:           Fraser Nelson, Executive Director

Phone:             801-559-3005

Email:              fraser@utahcf.org

 

 

COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF UTAH ANNOUNCES THE 2014 E-50

Citizens committed to the common good

 

The Community Foundation of Utah has, for the fifth year, is recognizing fifty individuals who are making a measureable – but often unsung - difference in the lives of Utahns.  Called the ‘Enlightened 50’, or E-50, members are nominated by the community. Each of the nominees then selects five fellow nominees, and the top fifty will be inducted into this expanding network on Wednesday, June 18th.  The ‘E-50’ now includes 218 individuals from all parts of Utah and all walks of life, who share one thing: a commitment to the common good.

 

This year’s winners from across Utah include public servants and elected officials, nonprofit and business leaders, scientists and artists, educators and entrepreneurs. For the first time, two teenagers, Canyon Viau and Deja Viau, founders of “Freshman Inventors”, were elected.  The criteria for this recognition are:

 

  • An innovator – pioneering original and sustainable approaches to the critical issues facing our state and its people
  • A builder – committed to community engagement and the common good
  • A visionary – most likely to make a profound mark on Utah’s quality of life

 

 

 

The 2014 E-50

Adam Sklute: Artistic Director, Ballet West

Alan Matheson: Governor's Environmental Advisor, State of Utah

Alison Einerson: Winter Market Manager, Downtown Alliance

Andree Walker Bravo: Director, The Utah Society for Environmental Education

Anne Osborn, MD: Neuroradiologist, University of Utah

Canyon Viau and Deja Viau: High School Student & founders, Freshman Inventors

Casey Jarman: Founder, Jarman

Charles Sorenson, MD: President& CEO, IHC

Chris Bray: CEO, Utah Nonprofits Association

Chris Burbank: Police Chief, Salt Lake City

Chris Conard: Director, Playworks

Chris Peterson: Director, Sorenson Unity Center

Colin Fryer: Owner, Red Cliffs Lodge

Davey Davis: Executive Director, Bicycle Collective

Delite Primus: Director, Youth Garden Project

Doug Hansen: Partner, Tanner + Co

Doug Wortham: Educator, Roland Hall

Erin Mendenhall: Policy Director, Breathe Utah

Holly Yocom: Director, Utah Film Center

Jackie Biskupski: Community Leader

James Alfandre: Director, Kentlands Initiative

Jamie Kent: Board Chair, Wasatch Backcountry Alliance

Jennifer Seelig: State Representative, State of Utah

Jennifer Speers: Community Advocate

Jim Dabakis: State Senator, State of Utah

Jim Magleby: Attorney, Magleby & Greenwood

John Pace: Attorney

Judith Kapuscinski: Chair, Kayenta Arts Foundation

Karen Crompton: President and CEO, Voices for Utah Children

Kathy Van Dame: Policy Coordinator, Wasatch Clean Air Coalition

Kent Hayes: Co-Artistic Director, Kayenta Arts Foundation

Linda C. Smith: Founder, Repertory Dance Theatre

Luz Robles: State Senator, State of Utah

Lynn de Freitas: Director, Friends of the Great Salt Lake

Mara Rabin, MD: Director, Health & Human Rights

Maria Garciaz: Director, NeighborWorks Salt Lake

Martha Wunderli: Interim Director, AAA Fair Credit Foundation

Matt Pacenza: Policy Director, HEAL Utah

Melanie Taylor: COO, Fourth Street Clinic

Peggy Tomsic: Attorney, Magleby & Greenwood

Scott Leckman, MD: National Chairman of the Board, RESULTS

Shawn Peterson: Director, The Green Urban Lunch Box

Spencer P. Eccles: Director, GOED

Stephanie Pappas: Owner, Roofers Supply

Susan Vogel: Co-Founder, Artes de Mexico en Utah

Tony Milner: Director, Family Promise

Travis Hysell: President, Legacy initiative

Trisha Worthington: Former Executive Director, Park City Foundation

Valerie Larabee: Community Leader

Zeke Dumke IV: Attorney, Dumke Law