Special Thank You To Our Event Sponsors:

Thomas Jefferson, Morgan Stanley, Beasley Media Group

Program Schedule: 5:00PM – 8:00PM Networking, Dinner, and Program

This event presents an excellent opportunity to connect with your colleagues and meet senior level executives from more than 50 different companies. You will have the unique opportunity to meet and network with some of your beloved Phillies players who once shared the field with Darren Daulton and also raise awareness for Glioblastoma (GBM), an aggressive form of brain cancer. Proceeds from ticket sales will benefit the Darren Daulton Foundation and NAAAP will also be donating on behalf of our corporate sponsors. We are excited to announce that the following Phillies have confirmed their presence.

We are excited to announce that the following Phillies have confirmed their presence:

• Tommy Greene
• Mickey Morandini
• Rubén Amaro Jr.
• Ricky Bottalico
• Dickie Noles
• Danny Jackson

Event Master of Ceremonies:

• Solomon Kim, Vice President, Morgan Stanley
• Bridgett Battles, Director, Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals
• Matt Cowper, Vice President, Beasley Media Group

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• Menu: Open Bar, Chinese & Italian Food
• Dress Code: Business Attire
• You are welcome to bring Phillies memorabilia for autographs

2 Parking Garages are nearby:

• Parkway 1701 Market Street, Phila. PA 19103
• Sonesta Hotel 1802 Market Street. Phila. PA 19103

About National Association of Asian American Professionals (NAAAP) Philadelphia:

• NAAAP is an all-volunteer professional non-profit, 501(c)(3), Pan-Asian American organization that promotes community outreach, career advancement, and leadership development of Asian American professionals in all fields. Since 2004, NAAAP has been proud to be an active supporter in the Greater Philadelphia community by building an “inclusive community”. Since 2020, we have been recognized for 10 awards for community outreach and philanthropic work.
• 2023 Civic 50 Honoree – Philadelphia Foundation & Civic 50 Greater Philadelphia Partners
• 2023 Faces of Philanthropy Award – Philadelphia Business Journal
• 2022 Civic 50 Honoree – Philadelphia Foundation & Civic 50 Greater Philadelphia Partners
• 2022 Heroes Scholarship Fund of Bucks County Appreciation & Support Award
• 2022 Faces of Philanthropy Award – Philadelphia Business Journal
• 2021 Civic 50 Honoree – Philadelphia Foundation & Civic 50 Greater Philadelphia Partners
• 2021 Faces of Philanthropy Award – Philadelphia Business Journal
• 2021 Outstanding Nonprofit of the Year – Asian American Chamber of Commerce
• 2020 National Chapter of the Year – National Association of Asian American Professionals
• 2020 PHL Diversity Nonprofit Business Award

About Darren Daulton Foundation:

In 2013, Darren was diagnosed with Glioblastoma (GBM), an aggressive form of brain cancer. Rather than giving into the disease, Darren sought to help others by forming the Darren Daulton Foundation with his wife, Amanda. The Darren Daulton Foundation was born out of Darren’s love and inspiration for serving and helping others. The Foundation serves as an extension of Darren’s love for people. The way in which he lived every day. Since its inception, the Darren Daulton Foundation has granted over $250,000.00 to more than 100 people.

After a courageous battle, Darren passed away from his bout with cancer on August 6, 2017.

Although Darren is no longer with us, his spirit lives on through the Foundation, which is committed to providing financial assistance to those who suffer from malignant primary brain tumors. The Board of Directors, together with Amanda Daulton, vow to continue supporting those who are affected by this devastating disease and raising awareness for brain cancer.