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Achievements
FLFP has built an integrated curriculum of ten simple but compelling messages, with a “menu” of offerings comprised of student assemblies, breakout groups and clubs, parent meetings, and faculty workshops.
Quotes
"I give the assembly a five (out of five) because it taught me a lot, and I learned some secrets about life and setting goals"
— SF Student
"Jonathan is an excellent presenter! He relates well to the students and talks to them on their level. His enthusiasm and energy are great for our school."
— Principal
"I'm a leader because I'm trustworthy. People look up to me, such as my little cousins, and I'm also caring for other people."
— Berkeley Student
"One thing I learned was that when you have a positive attitude it affects other people."
— Student
"This is one of the most powerful assemblies our students have had the privilege to hear."
— School Principal
"It was an excellent presentation. Jonathan and his team did a great job on drawing from the students what the key issues are."
— SF Teacher
"I learned that you can just talk it out with the person you have a problem with. You will learn a lot about that person and maybe become friends."
— Student
Richard C. Hunter
Chairman of the Board & Co-Founder
Richard co-founded Future Leaders for Peace in January 2005. He had a long and successful career at DFS Group Limited (Duty Free Shoppers) where he held senior group and operating management (EVP and President) positions. In addition, Richard has also provided retail strategy consulting services for companies such as The Body Shop PLC and Williams-Sonoma, Inc. He recently served on the advisory board of The Body Shop (USA) and the advisory board of Pomare Ltd., dba Hilo Hattie.
Jonathan R. Kathrein
Executive Director, President & Co-Founder
Jonathan is a graduate of the University of California at Berkeley, and studied business and politics. He co-founded Future Leaders For Peace in January 2005.
He is an expert in leadership and peace-building, and is a skilled inspirational speaker. In 2007, Jonathan won the Jefferson Award for Public Service. He has captivated school groups with his story across the United States, England, and South Africa.
He has been featured in Sports Illustrated magazine, the New York Times, the San Francisco Chronicle, People of The Year ’98 (Germany), the National Geographic Channel, the Discovery Channel, and Dateline NBC.
Lyman Casey
Board Member
Lyman joined Future Leaders For Peace as an advisor in early 2007 and formally joined the Board in early 2008. Born and raised in San Francisco, Lyman spent 10 years in the business of Hospital Administration, and has dedicated the rest of his career to the non-profit world. For the past 25 years he has administered private Foundations for individuals and families in the Bay Area. In 1988 he founded Pacific Foundation Services, a unique and full service business whose purpose is to set up and manage Foundations. While PFS has been turned over to the next generation, he remains actively involved in the Company.
Over the years Lyman has served on a number of not-for-profit boards, a few of which include: The Merola Opera Program, The San Francisco Hearing & Speech Center, The Cate School, St. Francis Memorial Hospital, and The California Academy of Sciences. Currently he serves on the Board of the San Francisco General Hospital Foundation.
Lauri Shanahan
Board Member
Lauri joined the Board of Future Leaders For Peace in early 2008. She is the former EVP, Chief Legal and Administrative Officer and Corporate Secretary of Gap Inc., one of the world’s largest specialty retailers operating under the Gap, Old Navy, Banana Republic, and Piperlime brands. In her role as Chief Legal and Administrative Officer, Lauri was responsible for the management and oversight of a number of company-wide functions including Corporate Social Responsibility, Foundation, Real Estate, Legal, Loss Prevention, Corporate Governance, and Government Affairs and Public Policy. Lauri also served on the Executive Leadership Team.
Through her career, Lauri has been active on a number of non-profit boards, including the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights, the Senior Advisory Board of the University of California’s Haas School of Business’ Center for Responsible Business, and as President of Gap Inc.’s Foundation Board of Directors.









