Mavericks CEO and Dallas’ Emerging Leaders Pull Off a Slam Dunk Night for the United Way

A Most Generous Next Generation

By Jade Osseck // Oct 24, 2019

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Jennifer Sampson, Cynthia Marshall, and Michelle Thomas

Ellen and Alan Barker

Marshall and Debbie Taylor

Jennifer Sampson, Pete Lerma and Cecily Gooch

Kristy and Raymond Faus

Neena Newberry, Lynn Mahurin

Regen Fearon, Pete and Caren Kline

Kevin March, Carol March, Kristy and Raymond Faus

Tom Codd, Michelle Horton, Cynthia Marshall, Jennifer Sampson, Scott Moore

What: The United Way Women of Tocqueville Society’s Most Generous Next Generation event

Where: Hotel Crescent Court

PC Moment: United Way Women of Tocqueville hosted the Most Generous Next Generation event featuring Cynthia Marshall, CEO of the Dallas Mavericks. The sold-out event was presented by PwC. McDermott-Templeton president and CEO Jennifer Sampson invited many of Dallas’ emerging leaders for something of a slam dunk evening. Guests were inspired to “carry the pack of others” like the United Way of Metropolitan Dallas does in helping those in need across North Texas.

It was the perfect opportunity for networking and professional development while toasting the next generation.

Women of Tocqueville Fund Founding Circle Members announced $12.8 million in commitments as part of their Fund for Women and Children, a source of permanent support for programs dedicated to helping women and children in North Texas.

PC Seen: Ellen and Alan Barker, Michelle Thomas, Cecily Gooch, Pete Lerma, Carol and Kevin March, Kristy and Raymond Faus, Regen Fearon, and Caren and Pete Kline.