007 AGENT: Jeremy Tigwell

MONEYPENNY: Lael Chase

I am a committed community member and business professional with deep roots in Brevard County. As the General Manager of Indian River Furniture in Rockledge, Florida, I have built my career around service, accountability, and hands-on leadership while working closely with families throughout the community.

In my role, I oversee daily operations and work directly with customers to understand their needs and deliver practical, dependable solutions. Managing a locally focused business has required strong financial stewardship, ethical decision-making, and a consistent commitment to trust and follow-through. These experiences have shaped my approach to leadership and community involvement.
Working with families has reinforced for me how important stability, safety, and support are to a strong community. I believe that when children are protected and families are supported, communities are better positioned to thrive.

I am particularly passionate about supporting organizations that protect vulnerable children and provide compassionate, coordinated care during times of crisis. Advocacy, in my view, requires both visibility and action, and I am committed to using my professional experience and community relationships to support causes that make a meaningful difference.

As a 007 Agent for the 2006 Thunderball Gala, I bring both enthusiasm for the event and a sincere commitment to its purpose. I approach this role with clear goals, professionalism, and a genuine desire to support the mission of the Children’s Advocacy Center of Brevard.

I am honored to accept the Bond assignment as a 007 Agent for the 2006 Thunderball Gala benefiting the Children’s Advocacy Center of Brevard. I accepted this assignment because I believe deeply in CACB’s mission to protect children, keep them safe, and support families during some of the most difficult moments they may ever face.

In my role as General Manager of Indian River Furniture in Rockledge, I work directly with families throughout Brevard County. Through these relationships, I see every day how important safety, stability, and trust are to a child’s well-being. Those experiences have strengthened my belief that keeping children safe is a shared community responsibility and that organizations like the Children’s Advocacy Center are essential to fulfilling that responsibility.

The Children’s Advocacy Center of Brevard provides a coordinated, compassionate response for children who have experienced abuse or neglect, helping reduce trauma while ensuring their voices are heard and respected. I chose to accept this Bond assignment because I want to actively support this work and help ensure CACB has the resources it needs to continue protecting our most vulnerable children.

As a 007 Agent, I am committed to promoting the Thunderball Gala, engaging friends, colleagues, and community partners, and helping raise both awareness and funds in support of CACB. I take this role seriously and will approach the assignment with professionalism, accountability, and purpose.
While the Bond theme adds creativity and excitement to the event, my decision to accept this assignment is grounded in meaning. Every child deserves to grow up safe, protected, and supported, and I am proud to contribute my time and energy to an organization that works tirelessly to make that possible.

Thank you for the opportunity to serve as a 007 Agent and to support the Children’s Advocacy Center of Brevard.

Sincerely, Jeremy Tigwell

MONEYPENNY: Lael Chase

I am Lael Chase, and I am honored to serve as Ms. Moneypenny for 007 Agent Jeremy Tigwell at the 2006 Thunderball Gala benefiting the Children’s Advocacy Center of Brevard. I have a strong passion for community service and a personal commitment to helping organizations that protect and empower children and families.

Professionally, I work at Indian River Furniture as a designer, where I have the privilege of helping clients bring their vision for their homes to life. My role allows me to combine creativity with problem-solving, working closely with families to design spaces that are both functional and inspiring. Through this work, I have developed a deep appreciation for listening, understanding diverse needs, and delivering solutions that truly make a difference in people’s lives.
I chose to take on the role of Ms. Moneypenny because I want to actively support Jeremy Tigwell in promoting the Thunderball Gala, connecting with community members, and raising awareness for CACB’s vital mission. Participating in this event allows me to contribute my skills, energy, and creativity to a cause that has a meaningful impact on the lives of children and families in our community.

As Ms. Moneypenny, I am committed to helping make the gala a success by engaging donors, building relationships, and amplifying the efforts to protect children. Supporting the Children’s Advocacy Center is deeply personal to me, and I am proud to stand alongside Jeremy to help ensure that children in Brevard County have the safety, care, and resources they need to thrive.

Sincerely, Lael Chase