President’s Invitational Golf Tournament
1 Chandler Ranch Rd
Rolling Hills Estates, CA 90274
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Originally founded in 1982 as a funding resource for Children’s Bureau, a leader in child abuse prevention and treatment for over 100 years, the tournament is run by a committee of 26 senior executives, partners, and directors of Los Angeles’ business community. Since its inception, the tournament has raised more than $8.5 million for Children’s Bureau.
With your generous support, the 39th Annual President’s Invitational Golf Tournament broke fundraising records this year with over $555,000 raised to date!
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39th Annual President’s Invitational Committee List
Copresidentes del torneo
Chadd Davis | Etonien
James Pade | Clearlake Capital Group
Aprendiz de presidente
Brian Ford | Kirkland y Ellis
Presidente del premio
Matt Peterson | Grupo Consultor AETHOS
Committee
Greg Barnes | Lockton Insurance Brokers
James Beaubien | Latham y Watkins
O. Jacob Bobek | CBRE
Randy L. Bort | Sandtree Holdings
Tom Casarella | Oaktree Capital Management
Faye Dunbar | Donnelley Financial Solutions
Damon Frier | Grant Thornton
Kris Galashan | Leonard Green & Partners
Jim Gurbach | Donnelley Financial Solutions
Curt Himebauch | Ernst & Young
David Kass | Leonard Green & Partners
Jordon Kruse | Oaktree Capital Management
Steve Moore | Brentwood Associates
Blake Nixon | Barclays
David Nemecek | Kirkland y Ellis
James Oh | Transom Capital Group
Edward Ring | New Standard Equities
Steve Russell | Highview Capital
Eric Tis- Pabst Brewing Co
Kyle Wheeler | First | Bev
Matt Wilson | Oaktree Capital Management
Casey Winters | KPMG
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Rolling Hills Country Club
Thank you for joining us at Rolling Hills Country Club’s championship golf course designed by world-renowned golf architect David McLay Kid. Together we raised $555,000 for child abuse prevention.
