Doug Campbell finished his career in the oil and chemical industry in 2006 with the sale of $150 million revenue/$30 million ebitda specialty chemicals manufacturer, ArrMaz Custom Chemicals where he was Chairman and CEO since its acquisition by Chicago private equity firm Wind Point Partners and Management in 2003. Previously he was President and CEO of Arcadian Corporation(NYSE) which was sold in 1997 for $1.7 billion. Arcadian was a $1.2 billion (revenue) manufacturer of nitrogen chemicals and fertilizer created by the Sterling Group (Houston) through the leveraged buy-out of seven companies in the U.S. and Trinidad. From 1966 through 1992, Mr. Campbell enjoyed 21 jobs in 26 years with The Standard Oil Company (Ohio) and its successor, British Petroleum, achieving officer positions in petroleum marketing and refining and in the chemicals business. This followed two years as a junior Army officer, a degree from Johns Hopkins University, high school at Sewanee (TN) Military Academy and a happy childhood in central Kentucky where Doug had the good fortune to gain broad experience in small business and agriculture. Nancy and Doug were married in 1968 and had Mary in 1972 and Jim in 1974 and managed to move 12 times from Detroit to Cleveland to London to Memphis, with the last stop in Naples where work as a director of PolyOne Corporation, St. Andrew’s - Sewanee School, and involvement with several other start-up companies and charitable activities leave just enough time for bird hunting and enough golf to ensure an adequate degree of humility and frustration. Current non-profit activities include assuming the Presidency of the Foster Care Council of SW Florida at the beginning of 2009, Vice Chair of the Mental Health Local Advocacy Council, Guardian ad Litem since 1999, Trinity-by-the-Cove Episcopal Church and other child and mental health advocacy activities. |
Senior Vice President Dr. Schultzel was born in Jersey City, New Jersey and attended Fairleigh Dickinson University and the New Jersey College of Medicine. Upon completing his residency in orthopaedic surgery, he moved his family to Naples, Florida to establish hi orthopaedic practice. He has been continually serving the Collier County community as an orthopaedic surgeion since 1973. He has a longstanding interest in the welfare of student athletes, and has been the Naples High School physician since 1973, now serving as the assistant to Dr. Michael Havig. He established the free high school physical program in 1973, and was honored by the state of Florida for its contribution to the welfare of Collier County athletes in 1994. As one of the founders of the Friends of Foster Children of Southwest Florida, he continues to serve deserving children in the their pursuit of a healthy, safe life. |
Charles V. Carroll, Jr. is Market President Emeritus and Director, Trust and Estate Services for Harris Private Bank in Naples. Prior to joining Harris he was a Senior Trust Officer at Regions Bank and SunTrust Bank in Naples. Charles specializes in comprehensive Estate and Investment planning strategies that ensures continuity, impartiality and independence by exercising a disciplined approach to help individuals, families and organizations achieve their financial goals. He joined Harris in 2003 and has more than 40 years of experience in personal trust administration. Charles graduated from High Point University with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration-Finance with a major in accounting. He is also an honors graduate of the University of Florida Trust School and Northwestern University Graduate Trust School. He has served on various Boards including Gulf Shore Playhouse, United Arts Council, FGCU nursing advisory board, and the Alumni Board of High Point University. He is past president of the Collier County Corporate Fiduciaries Association. He served as Co-Chair of the American Red Cross Heroes Campaign and active volunteer with the American Heart Association. |
Suzanne is the Litigation Director and Pro Bono Coordinator at Advocate Consulting Legal Group, PLLC, a boutique law firm in Naples focusing on business aircraft tax planning. Prior to joining ACLG, Suzanne served as a Assistant Public Defender in Nashville, Tennessee, where she focused her representation on children in the child welfare and juvenile justice systems. Suzanne is a graduate of Vanderbilt University, summa cum laude, and NYU School of Law, magna cum laude and Order of the Coif, where she was a Root Tilden Kern Public Service Scholar. Upon graduating from law school, Suzanne served as a judicial clerk for the Honorable Martha Craig Daughtrey of the US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. Suzanne then served as the first Zubrow Fellow in Children's Law at Juvenile Law Center in Philadelphia. While a fellow, Suzanne conducted statewide and national training sessions on children's legal issues and served as adjunct faculty at Temple Law School. Suzanne currently sits on the Board of Directors of the Collier County Foster Care Review Board for which she also serves as a panel chair and steering committee member. She and her husband Jonathan have two young children. |
The President Emeritus as of 1/1/2009 and Co-Founder of the FCC is Mr. Stanley Appelbaum. Mr. Appelbaum was a foster child and has also been a foster parent, thus experiencing the full range of the foster care system. He understands the depths of depression that accompany such a turbulent childhood. After decades as a successful businessman, Mr. Appelbaum has dedicated himself to volunteering and advocating for children. He currently serves on the Local Advocacy Council for Mental Health (a governor appointed post), the Family Services Planning Team of Lee and Collier Counties, the Florida Gulf Coast University Institutional Review Board for the Protection of Human Subjects in Research and is a member of the Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Advisory Board. Mr. Appelbaum has also been a Guardian Ad Litem in the State of Florida for more than six years. |
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