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Tim
Gregory
Founding Artistic Director, Provision Theater
Tim Gregory is the founder of Provision Theater Company. Some
of his directing credits include: Provision Theater's Jeff-nominated A Christmas Carol and the critically acclaimed productions of Beast on the Moon and The
Spitfire Grill; The Comedy of Errors at Chicago
Shakespeare Theatre; A Christmas Carol at the Ford's
Theatre in Washington D.C.; Alice in Wonderland and Treasure Island at Marriott Lincolnshire Theatre; The Twiligh of Golds, The
Diary of Anne Frank and Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry at the Apple Tree Theatre; Welcome Yuleat Chicago Symphony Orchestra; Plaza Suite at the Lyric
Theatre; Godspell at the Sorg Opera House; and 'Dentity
Crisis at the Studio Theatre. Tim's acting credits include:
Matthew/Storyteller in Provision's critically acclaimed Cotton
Patch Gospel, as well as numerous roles at Chicago Shakespeare
Theater, Steppenwolf Theatre, Marriott Lincolnshire Theatre,
Apple Tree Theatre, Drury Lane Oakbrook Theatre, Next Theatre,
and regionally at The Alliance Theatre in Atlanta and The
Ford's Theatre in D.C. His television credits include Cupid on ABC, De Classified on WGN, and Tim can now be
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Bruce
Leep
Chairman, Provision Theater
First Financial Bancorp of Hamilton, Ohio, Chairman
South Ridge Bank in Highland, Indiana, Chairman
Bruce Leep is Chairman of First Financial Bancorp of Hamilton,
Ohio and Chairman of South Ridge Bank in Highland, Indiana.
Mr. Leep served as President and CEO of Bank of Highland/Sand
Ridge Bank for 29 years before retiring in 2001. A graduate
of Calvin College and the University of Iowa, Bruce is currently
teaching English at Trinity Christian College in Palos Heights,
Illinois. Mr. Leep is affiliated with First United Lutheran
Church in Hammond, Indiana. Bruce and his wife, Mary, live
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Ron Marcuson
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Steve
Lavey
Dakota Beef LLC - EVP and Chief Financial Officer
Steve is a senior financial executive with more than 20 years
of financial and operational experience financing and managing
growth companies. He is currently EVP and Chief Financial
Officer of venture-backed Dakota Beef LLC, the country's largest
organic beef company.
Previously, Steve co-founded Envestnet Asset Management, a
successful venture-backed financial services firm, which has
grown significantly through multiple acquisitions. Steve also
served as the VP-Chief Financial Officer and a member of the
Board of Directors of American Disposal Services, Inc., a
publicly-traded consolidator in the waste services industry,
which was acquired in October 1998. Steve's experience also
includes seven years as a money center banker with Bank of
America and Continental Bank and more than five years as a
CPA with a Big Six firm. He earned his undergraduate degree
in accounting and economics from the University of Michigan
and an MBA in finance and corporate strategy from the University
of Michigan's Ross School of Business.
Steve and his wife are avid theatergoers and are active in
a number of charities in Chicago, and he and his wife and
their four children reside on the northside of Chicago. |
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Rena Thompson
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John Hockberger
John's involvement with Provision began as a videographer during the first season, adding his photography and marketing skills in season two, and becoming a board member during season three. John is a creative person who enjoys theater, dance and vocal performances. His passions include photography, videography and gourmet cooking. He is currently responsible for Provision's volunteer team. |
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Kevin
Moore
Kevin is the host of a radio talk show heard on AM1530 WJJG. "The Kevin Moore Show" centers around guests showcasing the arts on a local
and national level; theatre; best-selling authors; award-winning chefs; food and wine; local happenings; and an eclectic mix of contemporary, timely and cultural topics enjoyed through the lively art of conversation. Kevin is also the principal in the business development and consulting firm, Kevin Moore Associates, a company whose concentration is the construction industry. His civic involvement includes serving as the Vice Chairman of the Board of the Roosevelt University College of Performing Arts (CCPA), serving on the board of Ta Da International, and serving on both the President's Advisory Council of St. Ignatius College Preparatory School and St. Xavier University. He is also involved with Misericordia Heart of Mercy, The Foundation Fighting Blindness, and the Pajama Program, Y-Me Breast Cancer, and the Autism Society of Illinois. |
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David Stallé
David Stallé, born in Chicago, IL 1936.
Currently lives in Chicago in the R ogers Park area.
Attended Lane Technical HS majoring in Commercial Art.
U.S. Army 1954-1957, Artillery Branch, Sgt.
Attended the American Academy of Art, 1957-1960.
Work history has included construction laborer, airline passenger service agent and
sales. National Sales manager for two mechanical power transmission companies prior
to newsprint sales to major daily newspapers in the Upper Midwest. Has worked in the
mail processing industry since 1973.
David co-founded The Mail Store with his wife Ingrid Olson in 1975. Previous work ex-
perience in non-related industries gave him the opportun ity to look at operations areas
with fresh eyes, which he later applied as a consultant on work flow and space planning
in the mailing industry.
He is a past President of the Association of Independent Mailing Equipment Dealers and
was twice that organizations man of the year.
He was on the original board of directors of the Chicago Shakespeare Theater when
they were founded and served for 2 1⁄2 years. He and Ingrid continue to spend time chas-
ing the perfect on stage performance across a wide range of theater companies.
David is an avid, although not always successful fisherman. He has managed to collect
and fill several tackle boxes that are not used as frequently as they should be. |
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