Jim Turley, the 37th national chair of Scouting America, has been a Scouting volunteer at the local and national levels since 1994. Turley joined the Scouting America’s National Executive Board in 2002. Seven years later, in 2009, he received the

Brett Harvey has a long history of dedication to Scouting America. He achieved the rank of Life Scout and both of his sons reached the rank of Eagle. Today, he serves the organization as a member of the National Executive

Wayne and Christine Perry are steadfast advocates of the Scouting movement because they have witnessed the program’s results within youth on every level from the Cub Scout pack through International Scouting. From shepherding all four of their sons through Cub

Doyle Parrish’s father, Clifton, was known as “Toot” because of his avid cheering for his children and grandchildren during sporting events. Although Doyle “toots” in a different way, his voice is felt and heard through his passionate commitment to creating superior experiences

Joseph “Si” Brown has a passion for Scouting. In addition to his time as a Scout, Si has been an adult volunteer for more than 15 years. During that time Si has volunteered his time to his local Evangeline Area

Randall Stephenson believes organizations must change and innovate to stay relevant. It’s a belief that guided his actions as Chairman and CEO of AT&T and while serving as the Scouting America’s National President. Under his leadership, the National Executive Board

The Perot family harbors a rich tradition of achieving Scouting’s ultimate rank: Eagle Scout. Among the generations of Perot family Eagle Scouts are the late Ross Perot Sr., second generation Ross Perot Jr., and his sons with wife Sarah –

One of the things Mike and Gillian Goodrich are most proud of is that all three of their sons earned the rank of Eagle Scout. And Mike is no slouch either, having reached the rank of Eagle himself and later

In high school John Gottschalk received an “A+” on an English paper with a note from his teacher: “You can do better.” Confused by the message, John asked his father for advice. He responded, “Son, she wants everything you’ve got.

Distinguished Eagle Scout Trevor Rees-Jones has an interesting claim to fame within Scouting. There is actually a Scout camp that bears his name—Trevor Rees-Jones Scout Camp of the Circle Ten Council. However, Trevor does more than generously support his local