Alumni/Father-Son Communion Breakfast
You're Cordially Invited
Sunday, February 23
9:30 a.m. Mass | Church of the Gesu
10:30 a.m. Breakfast & Program | Kelly Fieldhouse
Keynote Speaker
Daniel K. Fitzpatrick, CFA P '09
The deadline to register is Sunday, February 16
Sunday, February 23
9:30 a.m. Mass | Church of the Gesu
10:30 a.m. Breakfast & Program | Kelly Fieldhouse
Keynote Speaker
Daniel K. Fitzpatrick, CFA P '09
The deadline to register is Sunday, February 16
Keynote Speaker
Daniel K. Fitzpatrick, CFA P '09
President, Citizens Mid-Atlantic and Midwest Regions
Fitzpatrick, President of Citizens Mid-Atlantic and Midwest Regions, is a CPA (non-practicing) and a Chartered Financial Analyst. His career progressed through ever-increasing levels of banking and leadership responsibility at Wells Fargo, PNC Capital Markets, Banc of America
President, Citizens Mid-Atlantic and Midwest Regions
Daniel K. Fitzpatrick, CFA, a commercial banking executive with more than 35 years of experience, is a leader in the Philadelphia business community and a longtime proponent of Catholic education.
Fitzpatrick, President of Citizens Mid-Atlantic and Midwest Regions, is a CPA (non-practicing) and a Chartered Financial Analyst. His career progressed through ever-increasing levels of banking and leadership responsibility at Wells Fargo, PNC Capital Markets, Banc of America
Securities, and now at Citizens for the last 18 years. He serves on Citizens Financial Group’s Executive Leadership Group, the company’s senior leadership team.
A native of Northeast Philadelphia, Fitzpatrick is a former chairman of the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia and serves on its Executive Committee and its CEO Council for Growth. Fitzpatrick is Mayor Parker’s designated Chairman of Philadelphia Works Inc., the fiduciary Workforce Investment Board for Philadelphia County. Dan has focused for more than 20 years on collaborating with public, private, and nonprofit partners to provide workforce development solutions and opportunities to disadvantaged populations.
As a result of Fitzpatrick’s community efforts, he and Citizens have received numerous community awards from various state and local organizations. In addition, Fitzpatrick was named the Emerging Icon in Financial Services by The Philadelphia Inquirer in 2018 and is the
2024 William Penn Award honoree, the highest business and civic leadership award bestowed by the Chamber of Commerce.
Fitzpatrick earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration from La Salle University and an MBA from Drexel University. Fitzpatrick lives in Philadelphia, Pa., with his wife Beth. They have four adult children, including their son Daniel, Prep Class of 2009. Dan is a graduate of Father Judge High School, class of 1981, where he played varsity football and baseball.
Rev. Charles A. Schnorr, S.J. '37 Alumni Award for Service Recipient
Joseph J. Dunn '65 P '98, '02
Joseph J. Dunn '65 is a worthy selection for the Rev. Charles A. Schnorr, S.J. '37 Service Award. Joe and his wife Pat have been major supporters of the Prep for decades and served as co-chairs of the hugely successful For Others Forever Campaign. The renovated Welcome Center that houses the Prep Security Team is named in their honor in gratitude for their support of the campaign.
Joe’s 30-year career at Cigna Property-Casualty Companies, insuring the properties, equipment, and operations of Fortune 500 corporations provided unique insight into Corporate America. He earned the Chartered Property-Casualty Underwriter designation in 1981 and completed executive education programs at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and the Darden School of Business (University of Virginia).
Since retiring from corporate life, Joe has conducted extensive research into the ways in which corporations, government, and non-profit organizations interact to affect the general welfare and the impact of profits and wealth in society. His book, After One Hundred Years: Corporate Profits, Wealth, and American Society, was published in 2012 and several subsequent articles have appeared in the Jesuit-published journal, America Magazine. Joe served on the Institutional Advancement Committee for the Prep and on the Advisory Board of the College of Arts and Sciences at SJU.
Since retiring from corporate life, Joe has conducted extensive research into the ways in which corporations, government, and non-profit organizations interact to affect the general welfare and the impact of profits and wealth in society. His book, After One Hundred Years: Corporate Profits, Wealth, and American Society, was published in 2012 and several subsequent articles have appeared in the Jesuit-published journal, America Magazine. Joe served on the Institutional Advancement Committee for the Prep and on the Advisory Board of the College of Arts and Sciences at SJU.
In 2017, Joe was presented the Prep’s Alumnus of the Year Award in recognition of his outstanding career as well as his generosity to his alma mater. Joe has also been one of the leaders of the Class of 1965, which has remained incredibly close and supportive of their alma mater.
Joe and Pat reside on the eastern shore of Maryland and are the proud parents of two Prep alums, Paul '98 and Steven '02.
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