Mrs. Jamie M. Killorin

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  www.gulfcoastcf.org/newsarticle.cfm?articleid=97556&PTS - [Cached Version]
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  In this issue, we asked Jamie M. Killorin, CPA, how she initiates meaningful philanthropic discussions with clients.
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  Jamie M. Killorin, CPA, recently joined Northern Trust Bank as Wealth Strategist in the Venice office.Previously, she was self-employed as a CPA.A longtime Venice resident, Mrs. Killorin is a former Board Chair of Gulf Coast Community Foundation of Venice.

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  Killorin joins Northern Trust - [Cached Version]
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  Killorin joins Northern Trust
  
  Jamie Killorin has joined the Venice office of Northern Trust Bank of Florida as vice president of wealth strategies.
  
  She has more than 20 years of advisory experience in the areas of taxation, financial services and banking.Killorin earned her bachelor's degree in commerce from Spring Hill College and her master's of business administration in finance from DePaul University.
  
  Most recently, she was self-employed as a certified public accountant practicing in Venice since 1994.

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  Killorin joins
  
  Northern Trust
  
  Jamie Killorin has joined the Venice office of Northern Trust Bank of Florida as vice president of wealth strategies.
  
  She has more than 20 years of advisory experience in the areas of taxation, financial services and banking.Killorin earned her bachelor's degree in commerce from Spring Hill College and her master's of business administration in finance from DePaul University.
  
  Most recently, she was self-employed as a certified public accountant practicing in Venice since 1994.

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  Jamie Killorin - TreasurerVP Wealth Strategists Northern Trust

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  Photo: Holly Collier (left), program director of Our Mother's House, accepts a check for $150,000 from Jamie Killorin, board of director member for the Gulf Coast Community Foundation of Venice.

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  Sun Herald - 05/10/03 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/10/2003    Last Visited: 5/10/2003  

  In a press release issued Friday, foundation board chair Jamie Killorin stated, "After considerable discussion among our board and conversations with area residents, we felt it was prudent to revisit the issue.
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  "The proceeds from the sale of Venice Hospital are held in the Venice Endowment Fund at the foundation," Killorin stated in Friday's press release.

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  Sun Herald - 06/22/02 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/22/2002    Last Visited: 6/22/2002  

  The nonprofit organization presented 28 grants totaling $1,003,347 to community organizations and area schools, according to Jamie Killorin, chairman of the Board of Directors of The Venice Foundation.
  
  Toledo Blade Elementary School will receive the $30,000 for its "Edgar Says Read, Read, Read" initiative.According to the grant application, this project allows students, families, faculty and staff to achieve greater success in reading comprehension by increasing their reading opportunities.
  
  Besides Toledo Blade, the foundation awarded a total of $309,682 to 11 area schools through its Strategic Grantmaking in Education initiative.
  
  SGE is a process of offering resources to schools so that the implementation of new instructional approaches is complete and that these changes take hold and produce high student achievement, improved graduation rates and a more successful transition to college and/or career placement.
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  "The Venice Foundation Board has had a strong desire to make a significant impact in the area of providing proper nutrition to residents of all ages in our community," Killorin said."This grant to All Faiths Food Bank should go a long way toward bringing food to those in our area who need it most."
  
  Jewish Family and Children's Service of Sarasota-Manatee Inc. was awarded $122,140 for its "Project PROTECT" program to provide mental health assessments and services to meet the emotional, psychological, and cognitive needs of isolated, frail elderly in South County.
  
  As of June 2002, The Venice Foundation has provided more than $32 million in grants to eligible nonprofit organizations for a variety of activities ranging from arts and cultural activities in the schools to enhanced health-care facilities and services.

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  Venice Gondolier - 03/12/03 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/12/2003    Last Visited: 3/13/2003  

  The direction of those funds will remain the same, according to board president Jamie Killorin said.
  
  "There will be no change in how we allocate funds," Killorin said."Our purpose remains the same."
  
  Change rejected for hospital

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  Venice Gondolier - 03/22/03 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/22/2003    Last Visited: 3/22/2003  

  Board Chair Jamie Killorin said the foundation board is open to public opinion.
  
  "We appreciate the public input and are listening to the community," Killorin said.She said board members never expected the reaction they are getting from area residents.
  
  Killorin said the foundation board has not yet determined its next move.
  
  "We're still working on a time line and really don't have it all mapped out," she said."We're looking for a good outcome.We want everybody to be happy with it."
  
  Killorin said the board members, who are all volunteers, have been subjected to hard lobbying from community members since the name change was announced.
  
  "It as been difficult on them as individuals," she said."They get phone calls and e-mails disrupting their work and at home.It's been very hard on them.
  
  "We've requested nicely that people stop the lobbying effort and write to us," Killorin said."We just need a little time."
  
  Comments wanted
  
  To let The Venice Foundation know how you feel about its changing its name to the Gulf Coast Community Foundation, send your letter to The Venice Foundation, 601 Tamiami Trail South, Venice, FL 34285.

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