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Speakers You’ll Be Quoting ALL OF 2020: Sumit Mitra Angela Mangiapane AJ Wijesinghe Jim MacDougall CEO Business Services Julie Harbert President, Mars Global CAO and Group Head, VP of Shared Solutions Global Director, HR Service Tesco Services Corporate Business Services Univar Solutions Transformation Mars Inc. Entergy Amazon Brian Martin Rodney Bergman Dave Brajkovich Wayne Rappaport Ashish Gupta Vice President & US Site Senior Vice President CTO CFO CFO Lead, Global Financial Business Services Polaris Transport NBA Development League Presto Solutions Celestica Pfizer www.asdevents.com - www.asdevents.com/event.asp?id=21877 Manny Korakis Todd Naughton Carrie Williams Shahbaz Ali AVP HR Judy Ross Senior Vice President, Vice President, Global Senior Director, Global Talent Vice President Shared Services Platinum Home Mortgage Chief Accounting Business Services Acquisition Technology Service New Brunswick Officer and Corporate Controller Zebra Technologies Corporation Programs Leader IQVIA Amazon Sandeep Kulkarni Clare Dickenson Michelle Baker-Crail Richard Swan Lee Rubinoff President, Koch Business Senior Director GBS Global Head of Shared AVP HR Shared Services, Vice President, Global Services Celestica Services Global Talent Business Services Koch Jaguar Land Rover Sun Life S&P Global Robert Phillips Ana Valdez Rodgers Stephanie Sonnabend Michael Fedele Jasmine Ahmed Associate Vice President, Senior Director Co-Founder & Chair Vice President & General Senior Vice President, Americas Finance Continuous Shared Services Women on Boards Manager, Trade Service Center Finance Operations & SVP Improvement Syniverse Mitsui Global Business Transformation Canadian Tire Corporation Dentsu Aegis www.asdevents.com - www.asdevents.com/event.asp?id=21877 Krish Grupta Russell D’Souza Phil Niccolls Barry Lintereur Beth Cord Senior Vice President Vice President, Credit & Senior Vice President Strategic General Manager Director, HR Client Services & CFO Operations USA Planning and Shared Services 3M Global Service Center, Coca-Cola Bottlers’ CRH Group Volvo Financial Services Tribune Publishing Costa Rica Sales & Services Steve Harrington Kym Burke Matt Manning Jana Vondran Charanjit Singh Group Director Senior Director, Finance Automation Controller SVP, GBS Director, Shared Services Ryder System Inc Employee Service Center Intel Ingram Micro CRH Canada Group Cox Automotive Pauli Bhathal Veer Ganesh David Braxton Craig Tackett Alexis Callender Organizational Change Vice President Business Senior Vice President, Director, Finance Shared Sr. Director, HR Operations Management and Training Delivery Services Global Procurement Services Center for the Ascension Canadian Tire Corporation Argo Group US Bank of America Americas Roche Diagnostics Operations www.asdevents.com - www.asdevents.com/event.asp?id=21877 Candace Palmarozzi Jennifer Berg Tracey Thomas Koch Joanne Dimitriou Mark Frumento VP Corporate Controller & CAO Director Global Finance Sr. Director Shared Services Executive Director Vice President Business Borden Shared Services Tribune Publishing Company United States Air Force Services Align Technology Service Center Day & Zimmermann Tom Nesteruk Nadiyah Gause Camille Rodriguez Jacob Sapp Tammy Lindorf VP Shared Services Business Solutions Chief, NAF Benefits and EVP & Chief Administrative Director Shared Services AdventHealth Innovation Lead Insurance Officer Martin Marietta Johnson & Johnson Air Force Services Center ASRC Federal John DeLaurentis Heather King Aswin Krishnan Emma Forster Helen Webb Vice President, Shared Managing Director VP, Global Shared Services Managing Director General Manager Services Shared Services and Starbucks Spark44 Spark44 ASRC Federal Outsourcing Network Americas www.asdevents.com - www.asdevents.com/event.asp?id=21877 Annette van Hal Deanna Adler Clemmie Malley Brandon Gradeless Barbara Hodge Sr. Vice President Business VP, Global Business Services Enterprise Automation CoE Senior Continuous Global Editor Services Kellogg Company Lead Improvement Analyst SSON Randstad USA NextEra Energy Advent Health Naomi Secor MK Adyin Juan Mora Vargas Jim Glass Jason Boddie Global Managing Director Sr Director, Corporate FSSC Accounts Receivable VP of Finance and Supply Senior Manager HR Shared SSON Solutions Sr. Manager Chain Services A + E Network Align Technology Advent Health Cox Automotive Inc Phyllis Gallay Yolanda Theeke Ken Hicks John Hopkins Gareth Morgan VP, Global Shared Services Head, GBS People Services Senior Director, Global VP, Finance Shared Services VP, Global Finance Operations General Motors Business Services Revlon Transformation BD Ball Corporation Walgreens www.asdevents.com - www.asdevents.com/event.asp?id=21877 Alan McNeil Bethany Johnson Ben Klingbeil Jeffrey Jacobson Travis Hahler Director, Global Business Senior Manager, Enterprise Director, Shared Services CFO Americas Change & Culture Services Services Integration Conn’s Home Plus Ansac Lead AECOM The Boeing Company Google Travis Gurl Morey Thompson LaTarius Spikner Jamie Lawless Benjamin Elliott GL Manager Director of Shared Services & Director of Shared Services Executive Director CFO Hyatt Hotels Corporation Automation Great Wolf Resorts Baker & McKenzie LLP Randstad NA Essilor Karla Younger Xavier Rodriguez Erin Champlin Ted Banker Mattijs Backx VP HR Shared Services Director of Shared Services Vice President, Global GBS Director, N. America SVP & Head of GBS Coca-Cola Technicolor Services and Enterprise Kimberly-Clark PepsiCo Transformations Johnson & Johnson www.asdevents.com - www.asdevents.com/event.asp?id=21877 Shirley Gentile Barbara Dondarski Dea Palmer Christof Fahr Todd Blevins VP, Global Business Services VP, Service Excellence VP, HR Shared Services & VP and GM Business Services, VP Global Business Services O-I Johnson & Johnson Solutions Siemens UL Delaware North David Braxton Janice Dailey Peter Sperger Russell D’Souza Michael Bender SVP Global Procurement Accounting Advisor Chief Corporate Compliance VP, Credit & Operations USA Global Shared Services Bank of America LKQ Corporation Officer, Chief Audit Executive, Volvo Financial Services Director and Chief IT/Cyber Security Cubic Corporation Officer,Okta Heal Kathleen Bienkowski Jill Broschard Dan Melchior Juliano Godoy Vince Alfi Independent Consultant VP, Global Shared Services VP, Global Enablement, General Manager and Senior Vice President, Modielle Calder HR Site The Hershey Company Process & Capabilities Category Insights, Food Financial Services Manager,Global HR- HR McCormick & Company Services Field Channel Randstad USA Business Partnerships The Kraft Heinz Company Vistaprint www.asdevents.com - www.asdevents.com/event.asp?id=21877 Tim McCarthy Mark Hickenbottom Tanya Taylor Javier Cano Wes Hunt SVP Global Operations Sr Director Global Payroll & HR Business Manager, GT&O Senior Director, Global Vice President, Data Analytics TransUnion Services Procurement Business Services Alliance Data Global HR Operations Bank of America Walmart CSL Behring Ernan Lopez Mark Rice Sharmaine Cooper Graham Russell Brenton Jones Manager Human Resources Corporate Accounting PTP Manager BPO Director Director, HR Operations Service Center Manager North America Avery WPP Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. Cedars-Sinai Avery Dennison Dennison Label and Packaging Materials Dave Jackson Shelley Pitser Puneet Uppal Kamila Grembowicz IT Project Lead VP Operations Accounting Operations, Information and Delivery Excellence and Pactiv Cartus Business Services Transformation Mondelez International JTI www.asdevents.com - www.asdevents.com/event.asp?id=21877.
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