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Class Notes/Depaul Pride DePaul Magazine Volume 1 Issue 412024 Winter 2019 Article 11 3-15-2019 Class Notes/DePaul Pride Follow this and additional works at: https://via.library.depaul.edu/depaul-magazine Recommended Citation (2019) "Class Notes/DePaul Pride," DePaul Magazine: Vol. 1 : Iss. 412024 , Article 11. Available at: https://via.library.depaul.edu/depaul-magazine/vol1/iss412024/11 This Class Note is brought to you for free and open access by the Alumni Publications at Via Sapientiae. It has been accepted for inclusion in DePaul Magazine by an authorized editor of Via Sapientiae. For more information, please contact [email protected]. CLASS NOTES COLLEGE AND CLASS NOTES of the U.S. Olympic and SCHOOL Paralympic Foundation. abbreviation key Log in to alumni.depaul.edu to read additional class He previously served as a trustee of the organization. » BUS Driehaus notes and to discover the many ways to connect John Eber (MBA ’77) has College of Business been appointed to the board » CDM College of with other alumni and the DePaul community. of directors of Infrastructure Computing and and Energy Alternatives, Digital Media Inc. Eber will serve as an » CMN College of 1940s 1970s Remo Turano (CSH independent director on the Communication ’74) was honored as bid review committee. » CSH College of John Herklotz (BUS Donna M. Killoughey Humanitarian of the Science and Health ’49) is the producer for (EDU ’71) is a member of Dennis A. Carr (BUS Year at the Chicagoland » EDU College of “In a Booth at Chasen’s,” a the board of trustees of Pon- ’78, MST ’79) recently Italian American Charitable Education musical about the courtship tifical College Josephinum celebrated his 25th anniver- Organization’s 2018 Honor » GSD Goodman of Ronald Reagan and in Columbus, Ohio. sary with The Coca-Cola and Hope Gala. He and School of Drama Nancy Davis. The show Company. He is executive Salvatore J. Tornatore his brothers own Chicago » JD College of Law ran at El Portal Theatre in director of international (BUS ’71) received the Pastry, which they spun » LAS College of North Hollywood, Calif., taxes for the company. 2018 Award of Excellence off from the family’s firm, Liberal Arts and through November 2018. from the Justinian Society Turano Baking Co. William S. Bike (LAS Social Sciences of Lawyers. He is a DuPage ’79) has been director of » MUS School of Therese A. Fitzpatrick 1950s County Commissioner, advancement communi- Music (CSH ’75, MS ’84) and a board member of the cations at the Chicago » SNL School for David Cerda (JD ’55) Gerald Biala (CSH ’77) DuPage County Health College of Dentistry at New Learning was honored by the Illinois authored “The Healthcare Department and a the University of Illinois » THE The Theatre Latino Judges Association Executive’s Guide to founding board member for 23 years. For 35 years, School on July 26, 2018, for being Navigating the Surgical of the Italian American he has been the associate the first Latino judge in Suite: A Roadmap to the Political Coalition. editor of Gazette Chicago, the state. OR and Perioperative a newspaper covering 10 Thomas J. Allison (BUS Services,” published by the Elisabeth A. Murawski Chicago communities. Share your news ’73, MBA ’79) joined Sigma Theta Tau Inter- (LAS ’57) published a He has published several with the DePaul Portage Point Partners LLC, national Honor Society book of poems, “Heiress,” books, including “Winning community! We an interim management and of Nursing. Fitzpatrick is in fall 2018. It was a Political Campaigns,” a want to hear about advisory firm, as a senior chair of the advisory board runner-up in the 2017 X. J. political science textbook. your promotion, advisor. He was inducted of DePaul’s College of career move, Kennedy poetry contest. into the Turnaround Science and Health. Biala Erhard R. Chorle (BUS wedding, birth Management Association is the owner of Surgical ’79) was named a member announcement 1960s Hall of Fame in 2018. Services Consulting, based at large of the Railroad and other in Ozark, Mo. Retirement Board. He Paul H. Gustke (EDU William A. Blanchard accomplishments was director of the State ’60) celebrated his 60th year (JD ’73) is general counsel Joseph M. Adams (BUS and milestones. of Illinois’ securities depart- participating in the United for Gaia Title Inc. and ’77, MBA ’79) was named ment, Deputy Secretary States Bowling Congress a real estate attorney to Accounting Today’s Please include your name of State and executive Open Championships, one representing clients in 2018 Class of the Most (and maiden name if assistant for financial and of only 25 people to ever Chicago’s western suburbs. Influential People in applicable), along with regulatory affairs to former achieve that distinction. Accounting. your email, mailing James S. Burns (MBA Gov. Jim Edgar. address, degree(s) and August J. Aquila (LAS ’73) was named to the Philip “Flip” Corboy year(s) of graduation. ’66, MBA ’79) was named board of directors for Jr. (JD ’77), a partner in to Accounting Today’s 2018 VisionGate, an oncology the law firm of Corboy Mail to: Class of the Most Influential pharmaceutical and & Demetrio, was elected DePaul University Office People in Accounting. diagnostics company. to the board of directors of Alumni Relations ATTN: Class Notes 1 E. Jackson Blvd. Chicago, IL 60604 ENGAGEMENTS & MARRIAGES Email: dpalumni@depaul. edu » Lissette M. Flores (LAS July 21, 2018. The couple June 30, 2018, in Arlington Fax: ’08) and Amilcar Guzman met at the 2013 DePaul Heights, Ill. The groom » William P. 312.362.5112 were married June 24, Holiday Party. is an administrative Stankiewicz (BUS Online submissions: 2018, at Meridian Hill Park professional, and the bride alumni.depaul.edu » Yuan (Ryan) Wang ’79) was named in Washington, D.C. She is a high school special (BUS MS ’14) and Lu coastal chapter is a supervisory community education teacher. They live Class notes will be posted (Louise) Xu (BUS MS ’14) director of the development specialist at in Holland, Mich. on the Alumni & Friends met at DePaul and were Georgia Manufactur- the Department of Housing website and will be married in January 2018. » Jordan L. McDonald ing Alliance. He is the and Urban Development. considered for inclusion in (EDU ’15) and Keith CEO of Savannah » William Coussens DePaul Magazine. DePaul » Lukas N. Von Glan Howe (CMN ’14) are Supply Chain in (MUS ’15) and Rachel reserves the right to edit (MBA ’12) married Kristy engaged and planning a Savannah, Ga. Lundstrom were married class notes. Nittskoff (MBA ’12) on wedding in July 2019. WINTER 2019 DEPAUL MAGAZINE 43 CLASS NOTES 1980s the La Porte County YMCA 2018–19 chairman of the division of the gap in technology in Indiana. National Chicken Council William M. Griffin (BUS Brunswick Corpora- fields. She is a region- in October 2018. ’80) received the 2017 Michael P. Kane (JD tion. Previously, he al ambassador for ICCTA Association Gary ’83) is the CEO of Boral Brent H. Landis (JD spent 15 years as the Technovation Chal- W. Davis Ethical Leadership Australia, which supplies ’85) was appointed as an founder and owner of lenge, a global Award from the Illinois construction and manufac- immigration judge to the an award-winning organization that Community College Trustees turing materials. LaSalle (Calif.) Immigra- marine dealership in provides team-build- Association. tion Court. Previously, he the Great Lakes region. ing, technological Albert G. Giazzon (BUS was a senior attorney with and entrepreneurial Haydee Ortiz-Olinger ’84) was named CEO Immigration and Customs Mark A. Hardtke (MBA skills to girls. She also (BUS ’80, JD ’83) was of Max Interactive Inc., Enforcement in the ’89) was named president teaches at DePaul appointed to the board of which produces protective Department of Homeland of the Orange County and at the LaSalle directors of TransAct Tech- cases and accessories for the Security in Phoenix. office of Northern Trust. Language Academy. nologies Inc. She has more education market. than 20 years of experience Sarah D. Vega (LAS Elena Kraus (JD ’89), Marshall Nadel (MBA ’84) Michael A. Krafft (SNL in senior management with ’85, JD ’88) was named senior vice president has accepted a board position ’90) was appointed treasurer McDonald’s Corp. president and CEO of the and general counsel of with the USO San Diego. and a member of the board Cooperative Credit Union Walgreens, was elected Marcie A. Harrison (MBA An executive vice president of directors of the Auerbach Association. She is chief to the board of the Retail ’81) served as co-chair of at Aon Risk Services, Global-Impact Foundation. of staff and senior policy Litigation Center. marketing for the 50th Nadel served as a captain He is an investment banker advisor to National Credit Anniversary of Special in the U.S. Naval Reserve Anita M. Ventrelli (JD and managing partner Union Administration chair- Olympics. She is also the past Intelligence Program. ’89) was named a 2018 and CEO of M&A Media man J. Mark McWatters. president of Special Children’s National Women in Law Group LLC. Cindy Van Ort (JD ’84) Charities/Special Olympics Anna S. Richo (JD ’86) Honoree in the Transforma- recently joined Thomson Susan M. Sandberg (MBA Chicago and the president of joined Cargill in January tive Leadership category by Reuters as chief privacy offi- ’90) is the new CEO of Mel- The Harrison Group. 2019 as general counsel, Corporate Counsel. She is a cer. She previously served roseWakefield Healthcare in chief compliance officer senior partner with Schiller Christopher J. Kearney as Citigroup’s chief privacy Melrose, Mass. and corporate secretary. DuCanto & Fleck LLC. (JD ’81) was elected to the officer for the Americas. Lisa M.
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