Mr. R. Horace Johnson

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  Horace Johnson
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  During his 37-year career with Ernst & Young (www.ey.com), Horace Johnson has served numerous clients (publicly and privately owned) within various industries including life sciences, manufacturing, electronics and technology.Johnson was the founding Treasurer of CED and its second chairman.He was involved early with emerging technology companies and started the first Triangle Entrepreneurial Services practice.More recently, his client experience includes serving several international companies with operations in Europe, Asia, South America and Australia.In addition, Johnson has extensive experience in transactions, mergers and acquisitions, divestitures, public offerings and private deals.Johnson retired from his position of Managing Partner of the Raleigh office of Ernst & Young on June 1, 2004.
  
  Reasons for winning the award
  
  This award is given to a service professional who provides outstanding support to entrepreneurs professionally and through volunteer and civic activities.Horace Johnson is a long-time supporter of entrepreneurship, both through his launch and growth of the Entrepreneurial Services Practice at Ernst &Young in the 80's and his role as a founder and passionate supporter of CED and other business organizations.He has worked tirelessly to focus the business community's attention on entrepreneurs not only through CED but in his roles as Treasurer for the North Carolina Citizens for Business and Industry and the Greater Raleigh Chamber of Commerce.In addition, Johnson active in the community serving as chairman of United Way of Wake County, The North Carolina Symphony Society, the Research Triangle Major Campaign Review Board and The Fifty Group.He has served as Vice Chairman of the Wake County Industrial Revenue Bond Authority, and Johnson recently served as co-chair of the successful 2003 Wake County School Bond Referendum and is a member of the Wake county School Finance Advisory Board.
  
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  "I am honored to receive this award for many reasons.After being a part of the founding group and being actively involved for many years, it is a great pleasure for me to be remembered in CED's 20th Anniversary year.CED has contributed as much to the Research Triangle's success as any economic development organization in the Triangle and I am pleased to have been a part of its history."-- Horace Johnson
  
  History
  
  Horace Johnson joined Ernst & Young in 1967 as a staff accountant, serving on the audit staff working with domestic and foreign companies of all sizes.In 1979 he became a partner and in 1987 was appointed managing partner of the Raleigh office.Johnson is a member of the American Institute of CPAs and the North Carolina Association of CPAs.He has served as president of the Raleigh Chapter of the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA), the Carolinas Council of IMA, and the National Board of IMA and chairman of the board of Governors of the Stuart Cameron McLeod Society of IMA.

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  R. Horace Johnson retired in 2004 as managing partner of the Raleigh, North Carolina office of Ernst and Young, a public accounting firm, where he had been employed since 1967.During this period, Mr. Johnson served in many firm leadership roles including serving as the managing partner for the North Carolina practice for three years and on the operating committee of the Carolinas practice for five years.He also maintained an active client service role during the 25 years he served as partner.Mr. Johnson serves on the Board of Advisors of Wilmington Pharmaceuticals, LLC, a pharmaceutical development company and is member-manager of Lucky 6, LLC, an early stage investment company.He also serves on the Board of the following non-profit corporations: North Carolina Citizens for Business and Industry, NC Museum of History Associates, Wake Education Partnership and Council for Entrepreneurial Development.
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  R. Horace Johnson

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  R. Andrew Johnson, age 53, Johnson has served as Chief Executive Officer of The Johnson Family's Diamond Cellar, a Columbus, Ohio based retail jewelry store and one of the largest independently owned jewelry companies in the nation, since January 2000.

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  Based on the recommendations of the Nominating Committee, the Board of Directors has nominated W. Morris Fine, Richard M. Hutson II and R. Horace Johnson for election to serve for a three-year period or until their respective successors have been elected and qualified.
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  R. Horace Johnson retired in 2004 as managing partner of the Raleigh, North Carolina office of Ernst and Young, a public accounting firm, where he had been employed since 1967.During this period, Mr. Johnson served in many firm leadership roles including serving as the managing partner for the North Carolina practice for three years and on the operating committee of the Carolinas practice for five years.He also maintained an active client service role during the 25 years he served as partner.Mr. Johnson serves on the Board of Directors of TrustAtlantic Financial Corporation, a corporation formed to serve as a bank holding company, and on the Board of Advisors of Wilmington Pharmaceuticals, LLC, a pharmaceutical development company.He also serves on the Board of the following non-profit corporations: North Carolina Citizens for Business and Industry and the Council for Entrepreneurial Development.

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  R. Horace Johnson retired in 2004 as managing partner of the Raleigh, North Carolina office of Ernst and Young, a public accounting firm, where he had been employed since 1967.During this period, Mr. Johnson served in many firm leadership roles including serving as the managing partner for the North Carolina practice for three years and on the operating committee of the Carolinas practice for five years.He also maintained an active client service role during the 25 years he served as partner.Mr. Johnson serves on the Board of Directors of Trust Atlantic Financial Corporation, a corporation formed to serve as a bank holding company, and on the Board of Advisors of Wilmington Pharmaceuticals, LLC, a pharmaceutical development company.He also serves on the Board of the following non-profit corporations: North Carolina Citizens for Business and Industry and the Council for Entrepreneurial Development.

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  David Hoyle of Gastonia; Horace Johnson of Raleigh, an accountant at Ernst & Young; John Medlin of Winston-Salem, a former CEO of Wachovia; Charlie Mercer of Raleigh, an attorney for Moore & Van Allen; Tom Ross of Winston-Salem, Z Smith Reynolds Foundation; Ben Russo of Charlotte, an economics professor at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte; Rep.

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  Horace Johnson Research Triangle Business
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  Doss was hired by attorney Fred Hutchison and Horace Johnson of Ernst & Young.
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  Hutchison served as chairman of the CED in 1984-85, and Johnson succeeded him for two years.

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  "We are all sad to see him go, but very pleased he will remain in this area and community and will still have a relationship with us as a retired partner," said Horace Johnson, managing partner of Ernst & Young's Raleigh office.Johnson said Lee is being succeeded by Robert Dean, a partner in the Raleigh office.
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  Johnson said that Ernst & Young would be interested in pursuing a strategic partnership with A.M. Pappas, and Pappas seemed receptive to the idea as well.

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