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SECTION 1:

WEDGWOOD OVERVIEW

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SECTION 2:

STORIES

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SECTION 3: COMMUNITY

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SECTION 4: GET CONNECTED

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who we are

Wedgwood Circle is a non-profit network of creative

industry leaders, artists, and high net worth investors
contributing together toward the cultivation of culture.
We do this through authentic connections, impressive
thought leadership, and the facilitation of capital flow for
the creation of art and entertainment that is good, true,
and beautiful for the common good.

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THINKING AND LIVING THAT IS TRULY GENERATIVE MAKES POSSIBLE

WORKS AND MOVEMENTS THAT MAKE OUR CULTURE MORE HUMANE
AND WELCOMING AND THAT INSPIRE US TO BE MORE FULLY HUMAN.
MAKOTO FUJIMURA

To generate is to cause something to come about. To create, to begin, to

catalyze; these are all generative movements. Inspired by our long-time friend
and founder, Mako Fujimura, and his work in the movement of culture care,
Wedgwood Circle has themed 2016 GENERATE.
In this work, Mako has given us three principles that will guide us this year as
we seek to nurture a healthy culture around us:
Cultivate and recognize Genesis Moments. As a community we will encounter
moments that spark ideas, and acting on them will provide needed support to
rising artists and new projects. Working with the community and facilitating
action/response to Genesis Moments lead directly to the creation of art and
entertainment that is good, true and beautiful for the common good.
Embrace Generosity. Whether by investing patron or for-profit capital, or
through the sharing of relational or intellectual capital, fostering a generous
community of investors and philanthropists will generate culture, realize
long-term impact and further Kingdom growth.
Develop Generational Thinking. Perhaps the most important aspect of culture
care, the work of impacting culture does not happen overnight, nor is it easily
measured against short-term goals. Culture care unfolds over a generation.
Thinking long term and about the impact of our work today on future generations will allow us to see strategically rather than being short sighted.
This past year VISION gave us guidance for what we can do and where we
are going together. We will be unfolding some new programs this year that
were seeded in the last, and exploring new initiatives that will be realized in
the future.
You can expect 2016 to be a pivotal year for Wedgwood Circle as together,
we generate new ideas and programs, capitalize new avenues for investing
in artists and their projects, and pursue new ways of demonstrating our innovative thought leadership. We are confident that the work of this year will
GENERATE beauty, goodness, and truth next year, and for many years after.

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what we do

Wedgwood focuses on the creation of art and

entertainment that is good, true, and beautiful for the
common good, in the industries of: film, music, television,
publishing, theatre, fashion, fine arts, comics/graphic
novels, computer/console gaming, and new media.
We do this in three ways:

CONNECT

CAPITALIZE

Building a community of common

cause, including investors, patrons,
sector experts and funded artists.
Sharing experiences through
concerts, live performance
gatherings, Inner Circle
Experiences, retreats, and
conferences that celebrate
the efforts we are undertaking
together.

Facilitating strategic capital

deployment through a granting
patron pool and special member
projects, as well as the Wedgwood
Culture Fund, a mechanism we
developed to focus on facilitating
deal flow and Program Related
Investment.

EDUCATE
Informing investors and donors and
the community through conference
calls, events, proprietary
sector strategies, and other
recommended readings.

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why we do it

Wedgwood Circles mission rests on the understanding that ideas have

consequences, and cultural content shapes ideas. Our name is drawn
from Josiah Wedgwood, who is considered by many as one of the most
influential figures in the history Western civilization ceramics, and was
a renown innovator, scientist and businessman. He was also a supporter
of the 18th century Anti-Slavery Committee and designed a ceramic
medallion depicting a slave kneeling in chains surrounded by the
inscription, Am I not a man and a brother? Benjamin Franklin said of
Wedgwoods tokens, they may have an effect equal to that of the best
written pamphlet.
Although thousands were freely given to anyone who shared Josiahs
sentiments on slavery, thousands more were manufactured and sold.
Wedgwood showed that one could promote social change while
building a business. The Wedgwood Circle is inspired by this vision
and model of doing good while doing well through cultural engagement
and cultural artifact creation.

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our impact
Since its inception in 2007, Wedgwood Circle has worked
to cultivate culture through investment opportunities,
conversations, strategic outreach, and organized over
22 conferences and gatherings in Nashville, New York,
Austin, San Francisco, Washington, DC, Dallas, Denver,
Lancaster and Los Angeles.

FILMS
ALBUMS / TOURS
FASHION LINES
THEATRICAL PERFORMANCES
PARTNER SUPPORT
GRAPHIC NOVELS
GAMING
TV
LITERATURE

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In its first eight years, Wedgwood Circle has helped move
nearly $17.28 million through all conduits of capital flow,
funded 34 major deals and projects, and supported
over 100 artists through patron and program related
investment pools.

17.28
MILLION

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how we invest
PATRON FUND

PITCHES

A percentage of Wedgwood Circle

member fees fund a patron pool
that supports artists through
microgrants. Since its inception in
2008, the fund has granted over
$700,000 in grants of $500$5,000 to artists and projects
that personify the good, true, and
beautiful in mainstream markets.

Wedgwood Circle investors

move capital to individual
artists, specific projects, and/or
companies. Our community made
up of sector liaisons and other
creative industry leads help curate
for-profit strategic initiatives
for investments that exemplify
significant potential for cultural
influence.

PROGRAM RELATED
INVESTMENTS

Managed through the Wedgwood

Culture Fund, Program Related
Investments (PRI) are deployments
of non-profit capital into
for-profit opportunities that
promote the mission of the nonprofit. Currently our investments
are in the areas of music, graphic
novels, television, and short film.
Returns from investments will
replenish the fund to be reinvested
in more culture-creation. Since
2009, weve moved over
$400,000 through PRI funding.

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PROJECTS

Wedgwood Circle encourages

our members to explore areas
that they are passionate about,
and we make ourselves available
to support them by strategizing,
facilitating and potentially
managing new and existing
projects that fit their interests. In
addition, the Wedgwood Culture
Fund supports the work of
foundations for their projects in
the areas of culture engagement.

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inner circle experiences

In 2014 Jon Batiste, artistic director-at-large for the National Jazz

Museum in Harlem and multi-instrumentalist new age jazz singer, used
a Wedgwood patron grant to create a musical instrument called the
Harmonaboard that is a hybrid of a trumpet, synthesizer, melodica, and
harmonica. Education and interactivity are two of Jons core values as
an artist, and he is always looking for new ways that music will bring
people together.
In March we will kick off our first Inner Circle Experience with a trip to
New York to visit with Jon over lunch and attend a taping of The Late
Show With Stephen Colbert, where today he is the musical director and
bandleader. Well also meet his Harmonaboard! This will be the first in
an ongoing series of experiences designed to bring members and artists
together in an intimate way, allowing both artist and patron to build
relationships, be immersed in a project, and understand motivations for
investment and giving. Inner Circle Experiences are part of our ongoing
effort to deepen our community as we grow.

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trace
It was early 2015 when I got an email from a friend saying his friend
wanted to chat with me about a music-centered grant that I had been
nominated for. In minor shock and with an immediate excitement I made
sure said friend gave my appropriate contact and shortly after, I was
talking on the phone with Amy Jones from Wedgwood. We chatted
about our mutual friends and interests and it instantly felt like I was
talking to a woman Ive known most if not all my life. Thats what the
Wedgwood Circle feels like to me: familiar and like family.
After a dinner with her and her colleague, I was able to grasp the true
heart behind Wedgwood. After the dinner, I started to feel the wave
of my musical goals become tangible. When I was officially granted
the financial assistance for my musical project, it felt as if generosity
reintroduced itself. Everyone has dreams and not everyone gets a
chance to pursue them and though I can attest nothing worth it comes
without hard work, Wedgwood is a big part in kickstarting my musical
career at a pace that feels productive, timely and truly blessed.
The last time I was with the Wedgwood family was at an artist retreat
that was held in Big Bear. I met various artists, musicians and the like
and was reminded at my time there that God is certainly creator and
creative and has truly placed me in a community who I can depend
on, trust in and gauge wisdom from. We all have specifically different
dreams, work on different genres of music but its clear we have one
thing in common; weve been certain that theres a gift weve been
given and that we should share it. So its though Wedgwood and
through the people behind it I am able to continue to walk in this
dream and make it become more and more of a reality each day.
- TRACE. 2015 Wedgwood Patron Artist

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With a few non-fiction titles under my belt and nearly a decade of

equipping creatives through the annual STORY conference, I decided
to make the leap into writing fiction. I had a great story for a novel but
needed a way forward. Wedgwood accepted me into the inaugural
Good Lit writers program with a funded writers retreat in Stanford,
Kentucky and grant. The time away provided not only an enriching
week with notable authors, industry experts, and fellow writers, but
also ongoing connections, feedback, and support as I finished the
manuscript. I used the grant to film a trailer for the book. A veteran
fiction editor in New York is shaping the content, and we expect
The Resident to be published in 2016.
- BEN ARMENT, 2015 Good Lit Patron Artist

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founders
In 2007, a small band of investors, philanthropists and
cultural influencers launched Wedgwood Circle with a
common goal in mind: to promote the creation of good,
true, beautiful art in mainstream culture.

PHILIP ANSCHUTZ,
DENVER, CO
Entrepreneur and Investor;
Founder and CEO of The
Anschutz Corporation,
and Co-Founder of Major
League Soccer
MAKOTO FUJIMURA,
PRINCETON, NJ
Japanese Nihonga artist,
Director of Brehm Center at
Fuller Theological Seminary
and founder of the International
Arts Movement
STEVE GARBER,
WASHINGTON, DC
Facilitator of Meaning,
Wedgwood Circle; Author;
Founder and Principal, The
Washington Institute for
Faith, Vocation and Culture

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DAVID KIERSZNOWSKI,
LEAWOOD, KS
Founder and Co-Owner of
DEMDACO, a wholesale gift
company founded in 1997
THOMAS LEHRMAN,
NEW YORK, NY
Entrepreneur and Investor; Partner
at Haystack Partners investment
firm; board member at KIPP
NYC and co-founder of Gerson
Lehrman Group
CHARLIE PEACOCK,
NASHVILLE, TN
Artist, Songwriter, Producer
and Co-Founder of Art House
America
MARK RODGERS,
WASHINGTON, DC
Founder, Principal, Managing
Director of The Clapham Group,
More Partnerships, Founder and
Board Chair of Wedgwood Circle

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GEORGE SEAY III,

DALLAS, TEXAS
Founder and CEO of Annandale
Capital, a money management
firm centered on conflictfree, customized investment
portfolios for individuals, family
offices, foundations, and various
institutions
BILL WICHTERMAN,
WASHINGTON, DC
Covington & Burling LLP,
President of Faith & Law, Author
of Culture: Upstream from
Politics and Dying to Live
SEAN WOLFINGTON, MIAMI, FL/
PHILADELPHIA, PA
Chairman and CEO of The
Wolfington Companies.
Entrepreneur with businesses
in the technology, marketing,
real estate and film industries

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senior advisors
Within the Wedgwood Circle community, we recognize the
need for successful thought leaders and industry leading
artists who can help guide our team and our investors as
we navigate the best ways to cultivate redemptive culture.
Our group of Senior Advisors and Sector Liaisons play an
active role in the strategic planning of Wedgwood Circle
and provide valuable advice to our community in their
area of expertise.
ANDY CROUCH / Executive
Editor of Christianity Today;
Author of Culture Making, winner
of Christianity Todays 2008 Book
Award for Christianity and Culture
DAVE EVANS / Design Lecturer
and Co-Founder of the Stanford
d.life lab; founding Member
serving on the Apple Corporate
Culture Committee with Steve
Jobs; and Co-Founder and
Vice President of Talent for the
leading game software publisher,
Electronic Arts.
OS GUINNESS / Co-Founder of
The Trinity Forum, Author of over
25 books, and Senior Fellow of the
EastWest Institute in New York
CHRIS HANSEN / Founder of
Piko Fellowship, a company
that provides assistance to the
emerging next generation of
storytellers in the fields of writing,
film, and graphic novels

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PEB JACKSON / Principal of the

Jackson Consulting Group, as well
as involved in a wide variety of
projects including development
work in Africa, fundraising
consulting with non-profits,
advisory roles with private-sector
investment and mentoring nextgeneration leaders.
ERWIN MCMANUS / Curator
of McManus Studios, Founder
of Awaken Humanity, and Lead
Pastor of Mosaic in Los Angeles
ERIC METAXAS / Author of
bestselling books Amazing Grace
and Bonhoeffer; radio host of the
Eric Metaxas Show; Senior Fellow
and Lecturer at Large for the
Kings College in New York City
KATHRYN SEEL / Executive
Vice President of Business
Development for Diane Synder at
Home, a fashion accessory and
home goods company

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JOHN SEEL / Ph.D. Principal

of John Seel Consulting LLC, a
social impact consulting firm
specializing on the current and
future impact of millennials in
American society. Former director
of cultural engagement at the
John Templeton Foundation
RICK WESTERFIELD / Symphony
conductor who has led orchestras
such as the Boston Symphony
and New York Philharmonic and
collaborated with such artists as
Yo Yo Ma, Luciano Pavarotti, Lang
Lang, Joshua Bell, and Andre
Watts

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sector liaisons
ELECTRONIC MEDIA

FINE ART

LANCE PRIEBE / Co-founder of childrens

virtual world and gaming production
companies Hyper Hippo and Club Penguin

VALERIE DILLON / Former Director for

Bowles Sorroko Galleries in New York City
before opening her own gallery in the
heart of Soho in 1994, The Dillon Gallery,
which later relocated to Chelsea

SCOTT WONG / Founder of Gamesamba

and CEO and President of Brethren
Entertainment Studios

FASHION
CHIDI ACHARA / Sr. Vice President,
Global Creative Director for Simon Malls
and noted photographer
BRANT CRYDER / President of Saint
Laurent North America and distinguished
DJ who has played at major parties, events
and fashion shows in Bali, Italy, LA and NYC

FILM
MICHEAL FLAHERTY / Co-Founder of
Walden Media, which has financed and
produced the Chronicles of Narnia franchise
films, Charlottes Web and Bridge to
Terabithia and President of Good Thief Film
STEVE MCEVEETY / Founder of MPower
Pictures and former Executive Producer
at Mel Gibsons Icon Productions, working
on What Women Want, Payback, The Man
Without a Face, and Braveheart; Producer
of The Passion of the Christ and Producer
and Writer of Airborne
RICK REKEDAL / Chief Creative, Global
Franchise at Dreamworks Animation,
former Product Manager for Playnotes
Toys (Ninja Turtles, Jurassic Park, The
Lost World)
RALPH WINTER / Producer of over 25
films, including work at 20th Century Fox
productions, the X-Men Trilogy, Planet of
the Apes, Fantastic Four, and Wolverine

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MAKOTO FUJIMURA / Japanese Nihonga

artist, Director of Brehm Center at Fuller
Theological Seminary and founder of the
International Arts Movement
LINNEA SPRANSY / Award winning visual
artist, lecturer

GRAPHIC NOVELS
JIM KRUEGER / Video Game Developer
and Comic Book Writer for DC, Marvel
Comics, Dark Horse, and other companies
featuring the fantasy franchises of X-Men,
Spiderman, Star Wars, Matrix, and more
DOUG TENNAPEL / Video Game
Developer and Comic Book Writer of
Earthworm Jim, Creature Tech, Catscratch,
and Ratfist

LITERATURE
BRET LOTT / Author of a number of
novels including A Song I Knew by
Heart and Jewel (an Oprahs Book Club
selection)
SUMYA OJAKLI / Business and Market
strategist at Simon and Schuster
STEVE TURNER / Journalist, poet, and
author, including his book Imagine: A
Vision for Christians in the Arts

MUSIC
JON FOREMAN / Lead singer and
guitarist of multi-platinum and Grammy-

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award winning alternative rock band,
Switchfoot, as well as solo singer/
songwriter and member of Fiction Family
DREW SHIRLEY / Guitarist of multiplatinum and Grammy-award winning
alternative rock band, Switchfoot
JANET WEIR / Artist Manager at Red
Light Management
Music Vettors:
Bono / Lead vocalist of U2, humanitarian
Stephen Christian / Lead vocalist of band
Anberlin and side-project Anchor & Braille
Jay Harren / VP of A&R and Artist
Development at Sony Music Entertainments
Descendant Records, and founder of the
cause and artist platform Downtime.
Brent Kredel / Former music manager,
including work with Foster the People
Isaac Slade / Co-Founder, lead vocalist,
songwriter, and pianist of Denver-based piano
rock band, The Fray
Ryan Tedder / Producer, songwriter, singer,
known for his work with band One Republic;
songwriter and Grammy award-winning
producer for Adele, Beyonce, Gavin DeGraw,
Maroon 5 and more
Chris York / Director A&R IRS Nashville /
Capitol CMG

NEW MEDIA,
DOCUMENTARIES,
& SHORT FILMS
DAVID CARLSON / Founder of Bucktown
Pictures and Executive Director of OperaMatic, a non-profit street opera company
based in Chicago
KIEL MURRAY / Kiel Murray / writer,
Disney/Toon Studios, Disney/Pixar (Cars);
former Development Executive and
longtime alum, Pixar

CARTER PILCHER / Founder and Chief

Executive of Shorts International, a fullservice short film entertainment company
representing over 3,000 films to over 120
international broadcasters
TIM WASHER / Comedy Writer and
Producer for IBMs Smarter Planet
campaign and Actor in several TV clips
including T-Mobiles commercial Invisible
with Catherine Zeta-Jones

TELEVISION
SEAN ATKINS / President of MTV; Former
GM & Executive Vice President, Digital
and Strategy of Discovery Studios; Former
Senior Vice President of Digital Media at
HBO
DEAN BATALI / TV writer/producer for
That 70s Show, Buffy the Vampire Slayer,
and The Adventures of Pete and Pete and
pilots for ABC, ABC Family, the Cartoon
Network and the Hub; founder of Poiema
writers program (poiemahollywood.com)
TERRY BOTWICK / Partner at 1019
Entertainment; Former President of
worldwide television distribution and
production company for the Hearst
Corporation and part of the senior
management team for the Family Channel;
President and Chief Operating Officer
of Big Idea during the expansion of the
VeggieTales brand in 2001
NORMAN STONE / CEO of 1A
Productions; Employed by BBC in 1984
as their youngest producer/director;
Producer/Director of Shadowlands, Miss
Marples, and The Black Velvet Gown

THEATRE
MAX MCLEAN / Actor, producer of the
theatrical production of The Screwtape
Letters, The Great Divorce and President
of Fellowship for the Performing Arts

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our team

AMY D JONES

BETSY BROWN

Executive Director

Director of Communications and Events

Amy is a documentary film

producer, artist manager and
activist. Having been a part
of the team that launched the
Damah Film Festival, providing a
platform for filmmakers all over
the world to join the conversation
of spirituality and humanity, she
has been involved ever since in
bridging the worlds of art, culture
and community. In more recent
years, she served as a producer
of several documentary feature
films, run events everywhere
from the foot of the Washington
Monument to the White Houses
backyard and traveled extensively
to Uganda to become a student
of the lives of those abducted and
displaced. Amy lives in the heart
of Washington DC.

Betsy is an entrepreneur, brand

builder and a purveyor of
hospitality. She has spent the
last five years working across the
design, art, and fashion spaces
in East Africa and through this
work co-founded a textiles
company that creates modern
home dcor products in the
region. She is passionate about
bringing creative vision to life,
whether it is a product, an event,
or around a table. Betsy is also an
experienced relationship manager
and storyteller, having had the
opportunity to work with diverse
communities from corporate
leaders to vulnerable populations
in Kenya through her work with
Atlantic Media and International
Justice Mission, respectively. She
is a graduate of Georgetown
University and calls Washington
DC home.

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TERENCE BERRY

JACOB MARSHALL

Managing Director, Wedgwood

Culture Fund

Cultural Curator

Terence began his career in New

York with Citibanks Media &
Entertainment Group working
on film-financings for the major
studios. Desiring to work more
closely with filmmakers, he
left New York for Los Angeles
where he began producing short
films, helped launch and run
the Damah Film Festival, served
as an associated producer for
several shows on the Discovery
Channel and produced the feature
films That Evening Sun (starring
Oscar-nominated Hal Holbrook)
and Not That Funny (starring
Emmy-winner Tony Hale.) Terence
is in post-production on his third
feature film, Waiting For The
Miracle To Come, a film by Lian
Lunson starring Willie Nelson and
Charlotte Rampling. In addition to
his work as a film producer, he also
ran Act One, a Hollywood-based
training program and professional
society from 2009 through 2013.
Terence is a graduate of the
University of Virginia.

Jacob is a music artist, film

producer and pioneer of
humanitarian art campaigns.
As creator of the band MAE, he
has sold over 500,000 records
worldwide and performed over
1,500 concerts on 5 continents.
His passion about collaboration,
social justice, and using creativity
to solve some of the worlds most
pressing problems culminates in
his role as Senior Connector for
More Partnerships, an agency
specializing in creative partnership
design. Jacob and his wife, Haejin, live in Brooklyn, New York
with their puppy Gogi.

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leadership

MARK RODGERS

STEVE GARBER

Founder and President

Facilitator of Meaning

Mark Rodgers is the Principal of

The Clapham Group, a creative
consulting firm that works with
non-profits, corporations and
foundations. He is a published
writer and a speaker on the topics
of faith and public life, culture
and caring for the least of these.
His work over the years includes
outreach to culture creators, and
he has worked closely with artists
such as Bono, Patty Heaton and
The Fray. Mark is also a social
entrepreneur, and enjoys finding
ways to help people do good
while doing well. Mark is married
to Leanne, and the proud father
of four children, living in Burke,
Virginia.

Dr. Steven Garber is a teacher of

many people in many places. In
his work with The Washington
Institute he focuses on the
meaning of vocation for the
common good. For many
years on the faculty of the
American Studies Program in
Washington, DC, he has studied
the intersection of popular
culture with political culture for
much of his life. A consultant
to businesses, foundations and
educational institutions, including
the Murdock Trust, the Praxis
Labs, the Wedgwood Circle,
the Blood:Water Mission, the
Demdaco Corporation, and Mars,
Incorporated, his most recent
book is Visions of Vocation:
Common Grace for the Common
Good. A native of the great valleys
of Colorado and California, he is
married to Meg and they have five
adult children whose lives have
taken them all over the world.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
STEVE GARBER
Facilitator of Meaning, Wedgwood
Circle; Author; Founder and
Principal, The Washington Institute
for Faith, Vocation and Culture

MARK RODGERS
(Chairman) Founder, Wedgwood
Circle; Principle, Clapham Group &
More Partnerships
D.J. SMITH

LAURA WATERS HINSON

Founder and CEO, CiV Digital

Filmmaker and photographer;

Founder of Image Bearer Pictures;
work includes documentaries As We
Forgive and Many Beautiful Things

ALLISON TROWBRIDGE
President, Copper Pictures;
Partner, Just Business

BRAD REEVES
Director, Art House Dallas Creative
Council; Former Executive Vice
President of People for Drive
Financial Services

RALPH WINTER
Founder, 1019 Entertainment;
Producer, Director

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join us
By joining Wedgwood Inner Circle, you are not only
investing in the organizations mission, but the actual
creation of art and entertainment that is good, true,
and beautiful for the common good. Wedgwood Circle
automatically contributes 10% of your tax-deductible gift
to the Wedgwood Circle Patron Fund, to make strategic
micro grants that assist and aid artists as we journey
together to create redemptive cultural content.

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INNER CIRCLE SUPPORT LEVELS
DOROTHY SAYERS | $5,000
Acknowledged as a Dorothy
Sayers donor in Annual Event
materials
Complimentary access for one
person to Annual Event
Entry for one to Inner Circle
Luncheon at Annual Event
Complimentary access to
Inner Circle Members Retreat
One invitation to all Inner
Circle Experiences

C. S. LEWIS | $10,000
Acknowledged as a C. S.Lewis
donor in Annual Event materials
Complimentary access for
two people to Annual Event
Entry for two to Inner Circle
Luncheon at Annual Event
Complimentary access for
two people to Inner Circle
Members Retreat
Two invitations to all Inner
Circle Experiences

J. R. R. TOLKIEN | $25,000
Acknowledged as a J. R. R.
Tolkien donor in Annual Event
materials
Complimentary access for
two people to Annual Event
Entry for two people to
Inner Circle Luncheon at
Annual Event
Complimentary access for two
people to Inner Circle Members
Retreat
Complimentary access for
two to Inner Circle Experiences
Cultural Capitalization Strategy
with Wedgwood Team
Two VIP tickets to a concert by
one of our high profile, friends
of Wedgwood Artists (upon
request and availability)

INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT |
$50,000
Individual or Organization
acknowledged as an
Institutional Support Partner
in Annual Event materials
Organizational branding at Events
Complimentary access for four
people to Annual Event
Entry for four people to Inner
Circle Luncheon at Annual Event
Complimentary access for
four people to Inner Circle
Members Retreat
Complimentary access for
two-four people to Inner
Circle Experiences
Cultural Capitalization Strategy
with Wedgwood Team
Two VIP tickets to a concert by
one of our high profile, friends
of Wedgwood Artists (upon
request and availability)

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San Diego, CA

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Nashville, TN

WE CAN BE COMFORTABLE, EVEN CONFIDENT,

IN AFFIRMING ACULTURAL CONTRIBUTION AS
GENERATIVE IF, OVER TIME, IT RECOGNIZES,
PRODUCES, OR CATALYZES MORE BEAUTY,
GOODNESS, AND FLOURISHING.
MAKOTO FUJIMURA

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