Guests
Derrick Fox 9/03/2011
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As President/CEO of the non-profit San Antonio Bowl Association, Derrick Fox is responsible for the overall administration and day-to-day operations of the Valero Alamo Bowl and its Community Festival of Events. A graduate of Duke University, Fox came to San Antonio in August 1992 after seven years with the Fiesta Bowl. He began his Fiesta Bowl career as an intern in 1986 and held the title of Director of Marketing his last three years.
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Arthur L. Riklin 8/27/2011
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Arthur Riklin served as an Air Force Officer for five years and served in the Reserve for seven years. He retired from Investments/Insurance as of January 1, 2001 and has become very involved in the San Antonio community. Arthur Riklin received the UCSA Lifetime Humanitarian Award from United Communities of San Antonio and was recognized by the 108th Congress of the United States on September 9, 2004 as a Citizen Extraordinaire, for service to the community and for his steadfast support of a strong U.S-Israel relationship.
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Susan L. Pamerleau 8/13/2011
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Seasoned, hands-on professional with over 43 years of progressive leadership experience in USAA (United Services Automobile Association), the United States Air Force, and consulting positions. Excelled in federal government human resources management, policy development, training and education, political/military affairs, and planning and programming activities. Served in senior leadership positions in the financial services and property and casualty industry in acquisition, international operations and business development.
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Dr. De Leon – 7/30/2011
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De Leon grew up in one of America’s well known art grottos, Carmel, California. She learned to appreciate and participate in art in all its forms. Artists such as Ansel Adams and G. H. Rothe, writer, Beverly Cleary, actors, Doris Day, Clint Eastwood, Kim Novak, Betty White and Joan Fontaine as well as cartoonist Hank Ketcham were part of her small community of Carmel. Time spent going to local art galleries intensified her budding interest in the visual arts. Although, now she creates art for pleasure, attention of others has been drawn to it which has resulted in many showings of her work at such local places as the University of Texas at San Antonio Art Gallery and the San Antonio Art League and Museum.
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Rick Noriega – 7/9/11
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Rick Noriega is President and CEO of the national non-profit organization, AVANCE, Inc. This community-based organization focuses on offering early childhood education, parenting and comprehensive family services to predominantly Hispanic families. Under his leadership AVANCE has grown significantly which landed the organization on Hispanic Business Magazine’s Top Ten non-profits for 2011.
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James W. (Bill) Mock – 7/2/11
Bill Mock currently serves as the Executive Vice President for The Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce. He began his employment with The Chamber in January 1994 after a 30-year career in the United States Air Force where he retired with the rank of Colonel.
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Janice Ricks – 6/25/11
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Born and raised in San Antonio, Janice Ricks is the owner and President of her own public relations firm, Janice Ricks and Associates – Public Relations, and is the Vice President of Lester Industries, Inc. as well as Vice President of LJP Leasing, a company that specializes in leasing office, medical and manufacturing equipment. She serves in a leadership role on the board of many civic, governmental, educational, and health organizations.
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Jack Fishman – 6/18/11
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Jack Fishman assumed the administrative leadership of the San Antonio Symphony in September 2008. Prior to coming to San Antonio, he was Executive Director of the Long Beach Symphony, the Amarillo Symphony and Orchestra Manager of the Jacksonville Symphony.
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Chrissy and Barclay Anthony – 6/11/11
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Dan and Chrissy Anthony founded Sea Island Shrimp House forty-six years ago at its original location on Rector St. Their son, Barclay, has been CEO of the business since 1994, after he earned a BBA with honors at UT and worked for a national investment bank.
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Henry Feldman – 6/4/11
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Henry Feldman has spent 35 years in hotel management. He served as President of La Mansión Hospitality Management Company from 1998 to 2004.
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