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WHAT’S INSIDEEVENT DETAILS • SESSION DESCRIPTIONS • PROGRAM SCHEDULE

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DEAR ALUMNI & FRIENDS:

I look forward to spending a wonderful weekendof events with you and your families. You’ll havemany opportunities to reconnect with old friends,classmates, and favorite professors.

Alumni Weekend is a time to learn how theSchool has changed since you graduated andwe’ll give you a chance to experience for yourselfhow we are reimagining business education andpreparing for the School’s future.

I first came to UNC Kenan-Flagler as anundergraduate student, and returned in 1990 asfaculty. I have been with the School in variousroles for the last quarter-century, and I can attestthat there has never been a more exciting time forthe School.

Thank you for being a part of our success. Thegrowth of the School depends on the activeinvolvement of alumni — who give generously oftheir time, energy, and money.

I invite you to join me for the State of the SchoolAddress on Saturday, April 14th at 11 am. I willreflect on the past year, and introduce a strategyfor looking forward to an exciting new era forUNC Kenan-Flagler.

Coming home to UNC Kenan-Flagler to celebrateyour reunion during Alumni Weekend is one ofthe most effective ways to stay connected withinour incredible community. I hope you have arenewed bond with your classmates and thisamazing School. Enjoy your time in Chapel Hill,and GO HEELS!

Douglas A. Shackelford (BSBA ’80)Dean / Meade H. Willis Distinguished Professor of Taxation

We are thrilled to have you back in beautiful Chapel Hill for AlumniWeekend 2018. While you are here, reunite with fellow alumni, makenew friends, spend time with UNC Kenan Flagler’s all-star faculty,attend your class reception, learn something new during our academicsessions, and remember how amazing it is to be a Tar Heel.

RECONNECTWITH UNC KENAN-FLAGLER

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Alumni Career & Leadership One-on-One SessionsMcColl Building, UNC Kenan-Flagler / Whether you graduated a few months ago or a few decades ago, career satisfaction is an important part of your personal and professional life. Because your career success is important to the UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School, too, the Career & Leadership team is offering in-person, hour-long coaching appointments during Alumni Weekend to address topics such as:

To arrange your appointment, please indicate an interest in coaching on your online registration form and we will get back to you with scheduling details as we get closer to the event. If you are not able to schedule an appointment over Alumni Weekend, feel free to visit https://meetme.so/ElizabethW to arrange an appointment with Elizabeth Wallencheck, associate director for career and leadership services, at another convenient time.

Tours of UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School or UNC-Chapel HillInterested in touring the UNC Kenan-Flagler or main University campus? Please mark on registration if you would like to schedule a time to take a tour with a student or staff member.

Please note: Times and locations may change between now and AlumniWeekend. We are expecting a larger than usual attendance this year. Somesessions are capped based on presenter preference. These sessions are availableon a first-come, first-serve basis. Register as soon as possible to ensure your spot.

IT’SGOTIME!

Career changes • Job searches • Advancing in place • Resume or LinkedIn profile review • Leadership skills development

11 am–5 pm UNC Real Estate ConferenceThe Dean E. Smith Center, UNC Campus / Registration for the Real EstateConference opens on February 28, 2018. We recommend you register as soon as registration opens, as the Center anticipates a large crowd to their new venue.Attendance to the UNC Real Estate Conference is not included in the cost orregistration of Alumni Weekend.

1 pm–5 pm Alumni Career & Leadership One-on-One Coaching SessionsMcColl Building, Room Assigned Upon Arrival / To arrange your appointment,please indicate an interest in coaching on your online registration form and we will get back to you with scheduling details as we get closer to the event.

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9 am–6 pm Registration & Alumni Weekend Hospitality Lounge Sponsored by the Fund for UNC Kenan-FlaglerTillman Lobby, McColl Building / Before joining the festivities, visit the registration area to pick up your itinerary and nametag for Alumni Weekend. Staff will be present to answer any questions you may have regarding the schedule, giving to your classcampaign, seeing the University, or purchasing UNC Kenan-Flagler gear. Come by tograb a quick snack or to access our charging station sponsored by the Fund for UNCKenan-Flagler, the School’s annual fund.

9 am–5 pm Alumni Career & Leadership One-on-One Coaching SessionsMcColl Building, Room Assigned Upon Arrival / To arrange your appointment, pleaseindicate an interest in coaching on your online registration form and we will get back to you with scheduling details as we get closer to the event.

8 am–5 pm Global Trade, Global Trade-offs: Emerging Challenges in International Commerce Sponsored by the Kenan Institute of Private EnterpriseUNC Kenan-Flagler Business School / The increasingly open flow of goods and services has fundamentally altered the world economy and global power balances. This conference explores the core questions of the impact of international trade on society, the changing nature of work and economic productivity.

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9 am–1 pm Alumni Golf OutingThe Preserve Golf Course / Enjoy a golf outing with your classmates, faculty, and staff at ThePreserve Golf Course. Compete in longest yard and closest-to-the-pin competitions. Join usby 8:30 am to register, grab a bite to eat, and warm-up before the 9 am start. Lunch will alsobe provided. Additional registration required. $100 per player.

9:15–10:30 am Create Your Future Using Design Thinking / with Mary Ryan (MBA@UNC 2014)McColl Building, Room 2000/ Following your passion sounds wonderful, but is also quiteintimidating. What if you don’t know what your passion is, or if you have one? What if youhave no idea where to start? You’re not alone, and there’s hope. Here comes design thinking!Borrowing the creative, iterative thought process used by designers of all kinds, designthinking helps you to start small by following your curiosity to identify possibilities, gatherreal-life information, and test your options to craft a flexible, creative career plan. Join MaryRyan, associate director for career & leadership services for this thought-provoking session.

10:45 am–11:45 pm Assemble Care Packages for Pediatric Cancer Patients at UNC Children’s Hospital with UNC Kenan-Flagler’s Business Cares ProgramMcColl Building, Room 3600 / UNC Kenan-Flagler gives back to the community in a variety ofways, but most prominently through its Business Cares Program. Business Cares, announced in2014, is a strategic and innovative program of philanthropic support for local non-profitorganizations. The initiative focuses on three charities dedicated to children’s health includingUNC Children’s Hospital, Ronald McDonald House of Chapel Hill, and Super Cooper’s LittleRed Wagon Foundation. Come listen to two representatives from these local organizations andassemble care packages for pediatric cancer patients at UNC Children’s Hospital.

10:45 am–12 pm Manufacturing Confidence: Using Improv to Be More Authoritative / with Greg HohnMcColl Building, Room TBD / You have the expertise, now how do you deliver it powerfullyand authoritatively? In this interactive session, we will explore principles and techniques fromimprovisational theater that can help you to become a more authoritative presenter and alsoto enjoy presenting more. Greg Hohn is a senior lecturer of management and corporate communication.

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10:45 am–12 pm Back on Track: Returning to Work after a Career Break / with Katie DunnMcColl Building, Room 2650 / Returning to work after a career break can be a challenge, butit is doable! If you are engaged in a return-to-work effort or simply starting to think about it,this session will give you valuable insight into the process. Join Katie Dunn, senior associatedirector, career coaching, and founder of the Back to Business Women’s Conference, toexplore: preparing yourself for re-entry by building more recent experience and filling yourskill gaps, positively presenting your career break to others, connecting with otherprofessionals, and more.

11:30 am–1:30 pm Grab & Go Lunch with Classmates & StudentsLatané Plaza, Rain Location: Koury Auditorium / Grab lunch and meet-up with yourclassmates, or get to know some of our current students from a variety of programs. Feel freeto take lunch into the sessions as well.

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11:45 am–1:15 pm The Power Lunch / with Ann CherryMcColl Building, Room 2350 / Business lunches or dinners are a great way to let yourprofessionalism shine – whether you are dining abroad or at a local restaurant. Join Ann Cherry,founder of Carolina Junior Cotillions, as she prepares you to impress your colleagues, prospectsor peers. Lunch provided.

1:30–2:30 pm Emotionally Intelligent Leadership / with Lisa MashburnMcColl Building, Room 2250 / According to the World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report,emotional intelligence will be one of the top 10 job skills in 2020. Why? Because people who show an enhanced ability to adapt to change, manage their emotions, and work well with adiverse range of people are often the most valuable players in organizations.Drawing on research in emotional intelligence, as well as real-life experience with proventechniques and real people, we will look at emotional intelligence competencies, do an EQ self-evaluation, and learn ways to increase EQ for you and your teams.Lisa Mashburn is the associate director of leadership development at UNC Kenan-Flagler.

1:30–3 pm Alumni, Faculty & Staff Basketball TournamentLocation TBD / Lace up your Air Jordans, put on your sweat bands, and prepare for an enter-taining basketball tournament between UNC Kenan-Flagler faculty, staff, and fellow alumni.

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1:45–3 pm Health Care Mini-Case Study / with Brad StaatsMcColl Building, Room 3650 / Join Dr. Brad Staats, associate professor of operations, for ahealth-care related case that will remind you of your time in the classroom. Participate in thiscase for a lively discussion with “alumni field experts.”Dr. Staats leads UNC Kenan-Flagler’s Business of Health Care Initiative, a cross-disciplinaryinitiative targeting some of the biggest health-care challenges of our time. The initiative is by design a pan-university effort that draws upon the wide health sciences strengths acrosscampus including our top-ranked schools of pharmacy, public health, nursing, dentistry, arts and sciences, medicine and business. By building on this collaborative powerhouse ofresources and talent through the BOHC Initiative, UNC Kenan-Flagler seeks to distinguishboth itself and the University as one of the leading national voices in education, research andthought leadership in the business of health care.

1:45–3 pm What’s Next? Creating Your Vision of Retirement / with Elizabeth WallencheckMcColl Building, Room 2650 / Since 2011 and every day through the end of 2030, 10,000baby boomers will reach age 65 and are, or will be, contemplating retirement. But like so manyother aspects of this generation, they are doing retirement differently! Given the range ofpersonal options, lifestyle choices, and priorities today, there is no one roadmap to retirementexcept for the one you build yourself. This session will help you explore your personalpriorities to start crafting your personal vision of retirement.Elizabeth Wallencheck is the associate director of coaching at UNC Kenan-Flagler.

2:30–3:45 pm Personal Branding / with Shawnice MeadorMcColl Building, Room 2000 / Having a clear, positive personal brand can be so important to your professional success! This session will examine the purpose and impact of personal branding and offer practical techniques to shape your personal brand and effectivelycommunicate it to key career influencers.Shawnice Meador is the executive director of career & leadership for MBA programs and alumni.

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3:15–3:45 pm Inside Look at UNC Kenan-Flagler’s Undergraduate Business ProgramMcColl Building, Room 2250 / Listen in as Anna Millar, director of the undergraduatebusiness program, presents an update on the successes of the program, answering many ofthe frequently asked questions posed by students and parents.

3:45–5 pm Weatherspoon Lecture / with Jagdish BhagwatiKoury Auditorium / Jagdish Bhagwati is one of the world’s foremost authorities oninternational trade, globalization, and international economics. Described as the mostcreative international trade theorist of his genera¬tion, Professor Bhagwati is a passionateadvocate for freer trade and has served as an advisor to the United Nations, GATT, and theWorld Trade Organization among other organizations and governments around the world.His most recent books include Why Growth Matters (Public Affairs, 2013), Termites in theTrading System (Oxford University Press, 2008), and In Defense of Globalization (OxfordUni¬versity Press, 2004).

4–5:15 pm Alumni, Faculty & Staff Reception honoring Class ConnectorsMcColl Building Portico / Connect with your classmates and favorite professors and staff fromyour time at UNC Kenan-Flagler. Volunteers called “Class Connectors” will be recognized fortheir dedication to getting classmates back to Chapel Hill for Alumni Weekend.

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5:15–7:15 pm BBQ Dinner with Bluegrass BandLatané Plaza, UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School / Rain Location: Kenan CenterDining Room / Meet-up with your classmates, square dance to bluegrass music,compete in lawn games, and enjoy traditional North Carolina BBQ. Expect a visit fromour favorite mascot, Rameses!

6–9 pm MBA Class of 1968 Dinner & ReceptionDubose House for Dinner, Pergola outside Dubose for Reception, Rizzo ConferenceCenter

7:30–9 pm Individual Class ReceptionsLocations vary; see chart on next page.

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FRIDAY, APRIL 13CLASS RECEPTION LOCATIONS

Daytime MBA

CLASS YEAR RECEPTION LOCATION

2017 He’s Not Here2013 AC by Marriott2008 The Crunkleton2003 Top of the Hill Distillery1998 The Crunkleton1993 The Carolina Inn1988 Carolina Brewery1983 Carolina Brewery1978 Carolina Brewery1973 Rizzo Conference Center, Pergola1968 Rizzo Conference Center, Pergola

Evening Executive MBA

CLASS YEAR RECEPTION LOCATION

2017 He’s Not Here2013 La Residence2008 Sports Bar, Rizzo Conference Center2003 Top of the Hill Distillery1998 Sports Bar, Rizzo Conference Center1993 Sports Bar, Rizzo Conference Center1988 Sports Bar, Rizzo Conference Center

Weekend Executive MBA

CLASS YEAR RECEPTION LOCATION

2017 He’s Not Here2013 La Residence2008 Sports Bar, Rizzo Conference Center2003 Top of the Hill Distillery1998 Sports Bar, Rizzo Conference Center1993 Sports Bar, Rizzo Conference Center1988 Sports Bar, Rizzo Conference Center

Please note that locations of class receptions may change between now and April, as we are never sure how many classmates will register and plan to attend.Arrangements will be made for our MBA@UNC and Master of Accounting alumni once we determine how many are planning to attend.

Global OneMBA

CLASS YEAR RECEPTION LOCATION

2017 He’s Not Here2013 La Residence2008 Sports Bar, Rizzo Conference Center

Undergraduate Business Program

CLASS YEAR RECEPTION LOCATION

2017 He’s Not Here2013 Top of the Hill, Back Bar2008 Top of the Hill, Back Bar2003 Pantana Bob’s1998 Carolina Coffee Shop1993 Carolina Coffee Shop1988 West End Wine Bar1983 West End Wine Bar1978 West End Wine Bar1973 Rizzo Conference Center, Pergola1968 Rizzo Conference Center, Pergola

9 am–6 pm Registration & Alumni Weekend Hospitality Lounge Sponsored by the Fund for UNC Kenan-FlaglerTillman Lobby, McColl Building / Before joining the festivities, visit the registration area to pick upyour itinerary and nametag for Alumni Weekend. Staff will be present to answer any questions youmay have regarding the schedule, giving to your class campaign, seeing the rest of the University,or purchasing UNC Kenan-Flagler gear. Come by to grab a quick snack or to access our chargingstation sponsored by the Fund for UNC Kenan-Flagler, the School’s annual fund.

9 am–5 pm Alumni Career & Leadership One-on-One Coaching SessionsMcColl Building, Room Assigned Upon Arrival / To arrange your appointment, please indicate aninterest in coaching on your online registration form and we will get back to you with schedulingdetails as we get closer to the event.

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9 –11 am Champagne Brunch Hosted by Dean Doug ShackelfordLatané Plaza, UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School / Dean Doug Shackelford (BSBA 1980, Meade H. Willis Distinguished Professor of Taxation) welcomes all alumni to join him on the Plaza as weenjoy a celebratory breakfast and toast to the School. Kickoff your day with your classmates and a delicious spread.

10:45 am–1 pm The Campaign for Carolina / Rolling DemonstrationLocation TBD, UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School

11:05–11:30 am State of the School Address featuring Dean Doug Shackelford Koury Auditorium / Listen in as Dean Doug Shackelford delivers his State of the School address and shares UNC Kenan-Flagler’s strategy for the future. Doug will share how he plans to get theSchool to reach its full potential in the 21st Century.

11:30 am–12:20 pm Keynote Address: To Be AnnouncedKoury Auditorium

12:30–2 pm Grab & Go LunchesLatané Plaza, Rain Location: Kenan Center Dining Room / Grablunch and meet-up with your classmates. Feel free to take lunchinto the sessions.

1:15–5:30 pm Alumni Golf OutingUNC Finley Golf Course / Enjoy a golf outing with yourclassmates at UNC Finley Golf Course. $100 per player.Shuttle over to Finley after the State of the School andKeynote addresses. Lunch will be provided at thecourse. Depart from UNC Kenan-Flagler at 12:45 pm via Carolina Livery buses. Space is limited.

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12:40–1 pm Update on the MBA Program / with Dr. Sridhar Balasubramanian & Melissa HlavacKoury Auditorium / Listen in as Dr. Sridhar Balasubramanian, senior associate dean of theMBA program, and Melissa Hlavac, managing director of MBA programs, present an updateon the successes of the MBA program, answering many of the frequently asked questionsposed by students and alumni.

1–3:45 pm Affinity Events & SessionsHighlighting the following UNC Kenan-Flagler affinity organizations: Carolina Women inBusiness, UNC Kenan-Flagler Pride Club, and Minority Business Students.

1–1:45 pm UNC Kenan-Flagler Pride Club Panel & Networking EventMcColl Building, Room 3050

2–2:45 pm Carolina Women in Business Panel & Networking EventMcColl Building, Room 2050

3–3:45 pm Minorities in Business Networking EventMcColl Building, Room 2350

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1:45–2:45 pm Cincinnati, We Have a Problem: The Future of Retail / with Marc Ross (Global OneMBA 2008)McColl Building, McColl Building, Room 3600 / Cincinnati has been the center of the Americanretail business model that has been governed by blue-chip captains of commerce for over acentury. Home to Procter & Gamble, Macy’s, and Kroger, innovative sales ideas, marketingtechniques, supply chain strategies and management practices developed in the Queen City haveshaped how Americans think about shopping and consuming goods.Demographic, technological,cultural, and innovation challenges are growing daily. Do these incumbent retail companiesrespond by playing offense or defense? Needed are new proactive management strategies and modern business tactics focused on cultivating a retail experience not centered aroundcommodity goods or the mushy middle. This session will focus on the disruption facing legacyAmerican retail and explore ideas that could change the direction and outlook of the industry.

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Launch Chapel Hill, Franklin Street / Tour both UNC Chapel Hill’s Blue Sky Innovation Community(“Blue”) and UNC Kenan-Flagler’s Launch Chapel Hill. “Blue” is an innovation-themed learningprogram that inspires students in a collaborative residential community that uses physical and virtualtools to engage in self-discovery, build diverse connections and accelerate entrepreneurial ideas to reality. Launch Chapel Hill is the Center for Entrepreneurship’s innovative venture accelerator.Enjoy food and drink with some of our successful entrepreneurships celebrating milestone reunions.Transportation from UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School will be provided. Please meet outside ofthe McColl Building to be transferred over.Speakers TBD.

3–5 pm Business of Beer Event & TastingMcColl Building, Room 2000 / The beer industry is growing across the United States. Join a panel of alumni and brewers who have dedicated their careers to selling, creating ormanufacturing one of America’s new favorite past times.• Christian Spears (UNC 1995, Founder/President of Tennessee Brew Works in Nashville, TN) • Other panelists TBD

3–5 pm Getting to Know Your Favorite Grapes – A Style Tasting / with Elizabeth Schneider (MBA 2005)McColl Building, Room 3650 / Join Elizabeth Schneider (MBA 2005), chief normal wine person of “Wine for Normal People,” a podcast, wine edutainment company and upcoming eponymousbook, for a wine class unlike any other.Wine grapes often have the same names in every region (Merlot, Riesling, etc.), but they can tastedrastically different depending on where they are grown and who makes them—often causingpeople who thought they knew Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, or Syrah to scratch their heads and takeanother look. In this tasting we will taste wines in three pairs. The pairs will be the same grapes thattaste nothing like one another (e.g., Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa vs. Bordeaux, which is alsoCabernet based). What better way to learn about what a grape really tastes like and what thedifferences in how countries make wine than to see it this way?

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4:45–6:15 pm Reception & Music on the Latané PlazaUNC Kenan-Flagler Business School / Enjoy a few minutes of relaxation before thecelebration on the floor of the Dean E. Smith Center. Catch up with friends, enjoy a drink,and listen to music.

5:30–6 p.m. Behind the Scenes Tour of the UNC Basketball Museum / with Phil FordSkipper Bowles Drive / The class with the largest number of classmates in attendance will wina chance to tour the UNC Basketball Museum with the legendary Phil Ford.Phil Ford played at UNC from 1975–1978, and finished his career at UNC as the number oneall-time leading scorer in North Carolina history. He was inducted into the North CarolinaSports Hall of Fame in 1991. He played for the Kansas City Kings, New Jersey Nets,Milwaukee Bucks, and Houston Rockets before returning to Chapel Hill in 1988 to serve asan assistant coach under Coach Dean E. Smith until 2000.

6–6:30 pm Behind the Scenes Tour of the Dean E. Smith CenterExclusively for Dean’s Circle MembersDean E. Smith Center, Skipper Bowles Drive / The Dean’s Circle honors alumni and friendswho make annual contributions of $1,000 or more to UNC Kenan-Flagler. These gifts —combined with other private support — fund nearly 20% of the School’s annual operatingbudget and benefit every program at the Business School. Any alumnus who contributes atthis level between the dates of July 1, 2017 and April 14, 2018 will receive abehind the scenes tour of the Dean E. Smith Center.

6:30–9 pm Reception, Dinner & Baskets on the Floor of the Dean E. Smith CenterA UNC Kenan-Flagler Alumni Weekend tradition — enjoy dinner,drinks, dessert and baskets on the floor of the Dean E. SmithCenter. Visit the photo booth, shoot a round with Rameses, takepart in your class photo and soak up being a Tar Heel during thisonce-in-a-lifetime experience.The class that raises the most money for UNC Kenan-Flaglerthrough their Class Campaign will cut down the nets during dinner.

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Alumni celebrating 50th, 55th, 60th, and 65threunions will be honored asGOLDEN TAR HEELS

in a brief pinning ceremony.

SUNDAY, APRIL 159:30–11:30 am Farewell Brunch

Rizzo Conference Center, Dubose House / Stop by for one last opportunity to visitwith friends. Grab a bite on your way out of town.

CHILD CARE INFORMATION Child care will be provided by Fun Spaces North Carolina,owned and operated by Yolanda Brown (MBA 2005) on UNCKenan-Flagler’s campus. Yolanda and her staff will beequipped to entertain your kids with games, crafts, and toysto ensure their comfort while you enjoy celebrating yourreunion. The cost of child care for the entire weekend will be a nominal fee of $30 per child per day. Space is limited, so besure to mark on registration that you are interested. We willcharge you upon arrival. Parents will need to fill out a consent,allergy, and soothing form for each child.

PARKING INFORMATIONPlease note that complimentary parking will be available to allAlumni Weekend attendees in the UNC Kenan-Flagler parkingdeck and in the visitor’s parking deck. You will need a pass,which you can obtain from one of the volunteers by theparking areas or at registration.

HOSPITALITY LOUNGE & CHARGING STATIONA charging station, social media center, Wi-Fi guest pass, lightsnacks and quiet space will be available all weekend in theMcColl Building on the UNC Kenan-Flagler campus. Relaxbetween sessions, grab a complimentary beverage or use theroom as a drop-in location to meet your classmates.

TRAVEL & LODGING UNC Kenan-Flagler Business Schoolcan be found at 300 Kenan DriveChapel Hill, NC 27599. Reserved space is available atseveral area hotels. Weencourage you to make yourreservations early as this is a highly visited time for Chapel Hill.

REGISTRATIONPlease register on or before April 6, 2018 at 5PM EST. Whilewe will welcome walk-ins, we want to be sure to have ournumbers accurate for ordering food and beverages for theweekend. Visit www.unckfbsalumniweekend.com to registeronline. E-mail Carrie Dobbins at carrie_dobbins@kenan-flagler.unc.edu with questions.

REIMBURSEMENTS Registration fees are nonrefundable after 5PM EST on April 6,2018, except in extenuating circumstances. Please contactCarrie Dobbins at carrie_dobbins@kenan-flagler.unc.edu.

USEFUL INFORMATION

& ENJOY CHAPEL HILLRELAXSHOPPING

Carr Mill Mall & Weaver Street Market(Hours: Friday, Saturday & Sunday from 7am–10pm)200 North Greensboro Street • Carrboro, NC (919) 942-8669

Southern Season(Hours: Friday & Saturday 9am–9pm; Sunday 10am–6 pm)University Place, 201 South Estes Drive • Chapel Hill, NC (919) 929-7133

University Place(Hours: Friday & Saturday 9am–9pm; Sunday 10am– 6pm)201 South Estes Drive • Chapel Hill, NC(919) 945-1900

Southpoint Mall(Hours: Friday & Saturday 10am–9pm; Sunday 12–7pm)6910 Fayetteville Road • Durham, NC

BREWERIES

Top of the Hill Restaurant & Brewery(Hours: Friday, Saturday & Sunday 11am–2am)100 E. Franklin Street #3 • Chapel Hill, NC(919) 929-8676

Carolina Brewery(Hours: Friday, Saturday & Sunday from 11am –11pm)460 W. Franklin Street • Chapel Hill, NC(919) 942-1800

Yesteryears Brewery & Taproom(Hours: Friday 4pm–12am; Saturday 2 pm –12am; Sunday 2–10pm)300 E. Main St. C • Carrboro, NC(919) 904-7273

Steel String Brewery(Hours: Friday 2pm–12am; Saturday & Sunday 12pm–12am)106 S Greensboro St. • Carrboro, NC(919) 240-7215

CHILD-FRIENDLY ACTIVITIES

Morehead Planetarium & Science CenterThe largest full-dome planetarium in the southeasternUnited States reaches more than 150,000 visitors each year with its science programs. See its GlaxoSmithKlineFulldome Theater, exhibits and Science Stage, including live science demonstrations. Minimal fee for planetariumshows. (Hours: Friday & Saturday 10am –3:30pm; Sunday: 1– 4:30 pm)250 E Franklin St. • Chapel Hill, NC (919) 962-1236

North Carolina Botanical GardenComprises more than 1,000 acres, including 10 acres of display gardens and a number of natural areas. SeeNorth Carolina plants and vegetation, perennial borders, a Garden of Flowering Plant Families, the Piedmont Nature Trails, a green Education Center with exhibits and more. Free. (Hours: Friday & Saturday 9am – 5pm; Sunday 1–5pm) 100 Old Mason Farm Rd. • Chapel Hill, NC(919) 962-0522

SilverSpot Cinema(Hours: Friday & Saturday 9am – 5pm; Sunday 1–5pm)University Place, 201 S. Estes Dr. #100 • Chapel Hill, NC(919) 357-9887

MUSEUMS

Ackland Art MuseumThe Ackland holds North Carolina’s premier collection of Asian art, as well as European and American paintings, sculptures, drawings,prints, and photographs. The Ackland is the first public universityart museum in the U.S. to own a collection of drawings byRembrandt van Rijn. Free (Hours: Friday & Saturday 10am–5pm; Sunday: 1– 5 pm)101 S. Columbia St. • Chapel Hill, NC(919) 966-5736

FARMERS MARKETS

Carrboro Farmers Market(Hours: Saturday 9am –12 pm)301 W. Main St. • Carrboro, NC(919) 280-3326

UNC KENAN-FLAGLER REUNION GIVING When you make a gift in honor of your milestone reunion year, you’re adding tothe cumulative generosity of generations of UNC Kenan-Flagler alumni. Reunionsare milestones as well as a time for alumni to reflect on their time at the School.Reunion celebrations are also a chance for classes to focus on their fundraisingefforts to increase their commitment to the School.

Alumni can participate through multi-year commitments to the annual fund (Fundfor UNC Kenan-Flagler), leadership gifts that support the School’s strategicpriorities and by including UNC Kenan-Flagler in their estate plans.

Talk with staff over Alumni Weekend to make your gift to UNC Kenan-Flagler. All gifts made between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018 count towards you classcampaign, but all reunion fundraising incentives will be determined by noon onApril 14, 2018. An update on the fundraising will be announced during theSaturday night dinner on the floor of the Dean E. Smith Center.

YOUR GIFTACCELERATES OUR JOURNEY3 gifts of $50

pay for an MBA studentto receive deep-dive

career training

4 gifts of $500pay for a study abroad

scholarship for anUndergraduate Business student

5 gifts of $100pay for MAC students tohave access to the latest

interview software

THANK YOU,VOLUNTEERS

Thank you to our many CLASS CONNECTORS who helped raise money, spread the word about Alumni Weekend, posted on social media, and brainstormed ideas to make the Weekend a success. We could not have done this without you.

Ruben BasantesMatt BeardallManoj BhatiaAnthony BowmanKris Abbott CampbellRyan CartwrightSusan CatesJohn ChapmanStephen CollinsPeter ConwayTommy CraigCharles CrowellAndres DargentCarolyn DavidsonSunil DevarakondaGraham DyckMark EdwardsAlex EscobarLauren FetterAllison FlexerTravis Frayard

Andrew GaputisJosh GentinePeter GoodwinGreg GoyneRyan GreenwayMaital GuttmanLura HobbsKathy Boden HollandBarry HollowayShawn HoyerTaylor HugginsJason JennyGeordy JohnsonWayne JudkinsDaniel KnightMary Knighton-BrennerSusie Banks LanhamTom LewisBayard LoveGabriella MarquezPeter McArthur

Sam McArthurBrian McBroomShawn McCannStephanie McGowanJohn McMichael Jon MehlmanDavid MendezDoug MillerHeather MillerKarl MillerScott MillerFaye MoussaJeremiah MyersSpandana NagireddiKristan NevinsSara PaisnerJack PartainKeith PiguesMonica PiguesAlex PrittsKate Pyle

Marc RossBen RudisillMarkus SabaBeth SilversteinBill SimpsonAmit SinghChandy SmithGeoff SmithRick SpeckerRidge StaffordDavid StedmanMaya SudradjatSteven TamaroglioBrendan UllmanFrank Van BurenPaul WhyteSmedes YorkDan Zamansky

We had the honor of having an impact on your liveswhen you were students. Today, we watch with prideas you build and thrive in your careers and contributeto your communities.

We can’t do any of this without your help. Thank youfor being a Class Connector. You are critical to thesuccess of UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School.

Dean Doug Shackelford

NOTES

PLEASE DIRECTQUESTIONS TO:Carrie Dobbins ’12Assistant Director of

Development for Reunions

919.962.7428 office252.361.2989 cell

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