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Advancing Multiracial Leadership LEADERSHIP PERSPECTIVE With great pride we present to you the 2019 Chicago United Business Leaders of Color. Since 2003, we have shared with the Chicago business community a total of 420 individuals who dispel the myth that there is a paucity of qualified, dynamic, visionary and talented executives of color to step into corporate board directorships and other high-profile leadership positions across many industries in this city and beyond. This year’s 50 inspiring individuals join a network of the most influential, diverse, and inclusive leaders in the Chicago community. They provide shareholder value in the changing world of business and inspire others as they continue to build on their successes as leaders. Chicago United’s 2019 theme is Leading Boldly, and these 50 individuals, chosen from a highly-competitive field of 182 nominees, are using every bit of their skill, education, rich experience and innovative spirit to boldly lead their teams and their organizations to business success and profitability. Today, we face messages of racial, ideological and economic divisiveness in our government, the media, and in our communities. It could be easy to become discouraged with our vision of transforming the Chicago region into the most inclusive business ecosystem in the nation. But these business leaders give us hope that, despite forces to the contrary, people of color continue to make strides. Our 2018 research report, Inside Inclusion Featuring the Corporate Diversity Profile, found that the number of Crain’s Chicago Business Top 50 companies with more than 25% diversity in their executive ranks was higher in 2018 than all preceding years combined. This evidence dovetails nicely with the fact that this year 44% of our new BLCs are women. This is an impressive 46.7% change from 2017, when women made up only 30% of Business Leader of Color honorees. In this publication, each BLC tells their story in his or her own words. Many of them share about growing up with immigrant parents or being immigrants themselves, which complements Inside Inclusion’s findings about the increasing contributions of immigrants in the U.S. workforce. Our research found that, for example, college-educated Hispanic immigrants continue to gain traction in the corporate world in upper-level jobs, even at a rate higher than that of their U.S.-born counterparts. Immigrants from Asian countries have become the fastest-growing foreign-born group in the U.S., and educated Asians, both immigrants and U.S.-born, have one of the highest levels of representation in upper-level management and executive positions. The leaders you will meet on these pages are outstanding examples of what it means to overcome obstacles and biases to navigate the corporate landscape and ascend to leadership with boldness and confidence. Please join us in welcoming these transformational leaders into the fellowship of Business Leaders of Color. Sincerely, Kip Kelley Gloria Castillo Chief Executive Officer - President and Aon Affinity US Chief Executive Officer Aon plc Chicago United Chairman of the Board Chicago United ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Please recognize the extraordinary efforts of everyone who contributed to the development of the 2019 Business Leaders of Color Publication. Nomination Committee Chicago United would like to extend special thanks to the many 2019 Nominating Committee members, chaired by Martin Cabrera, Founder and CEO, Cabrera Capital Markets, LLC, as well as those who took time to nominate individuals to be featured in this publication. Without their thoughtfulness and insight at identifying a wide variety of best-in-class executives, we could not produce this publication. Special Recognition for Extraordinary Erinne Brown, Talent Manager CCG Toyia Stewart, Associate Vice Efforts Toward Nominations Plantinion President of HR, Roosevelt University Martin Cabrera, Founder and CEO, Lawrena Columbo, Partner, PwC LLP Kimberly Sutton, Director of Human Cabrera Capital Markets, LLC Resources, Kairos Consulting Molly Cook, Central Region Worldwide George Mui, Founder, Asian American Community Engagement Leader - Network Talent Team, EY Boris Volkov, Executive Vice President, Reyes Group Ltd. Susana Meza, Vice President, Eric Dobyne, Executive Director - Community Impact, Wintrust Facillities, Sodexo Stephanie Wang, Director, Financial Corporation Transactional Procurement for Lancert A. Foster, Vice President, Southern Company Gas, Nicor Gas Patricia Mota, President and RGMA CEO, Hispanic Alliance for Career Kristen Weirick, Global Head of Talent Jose Gamio, Vice President, Diversity Enhancement Acquisition and Chief Diversity Officer & Inclusion Strategies, Macy’s at United Airlines Sally Olson, Chief Diversity Officer, Aida Giglio, Vice President, Human Sidley Austin LLP James S. Williams, Jr., Director, Resources, Chicago Botanic Garden Diversity, Inclusion and Equity, Anjoo Rai-Marchant, Chief Operating Chuck Haas, Director of Sales, Tovar University of Chicago Medicine Officer at HighGround Snow Professionals Emma Rodriguez-Ayala, Partner, Christy Harris, Vice President, Human Faegre Baker Daniels Final Selection Committee Resources and Inclusive Diversity, Arabel Alva Rosales, President and Allstate Corporation Nazneen Razi, Ph. D., Senior Vice CEO of AAR & Assocs., LTD. President and Chief Human Kristina Headley, Director, Human Resources Officer, Health Care Service Kristin Slavish, Global Talent Leader, Resources, Northwestern Medicine Corporation Executive Talent Management & Steve Hunter, Partner, Quarles & Inclusion, Aon plc Sandra Som, Partner, Heidrick & Brady LLP Struggles Deidra Jenkins, Senior Vice President - Lucino Sotelo, Chief Marketing Officer, Ranking Committee Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer, Kemper Sports Americas, Northern Trust Kendahle Artis, Director of Human Mary Toomey, SVP Human Resources, Resources, Primera Engineers, Ltd. Michael Leong, Managing Director, Bank of America Head of Diversified Industries - Darlene Austin, Director, Diversity Midwest, Fifth Third Bank Sal Venegas, Vice President, Global Employee Relations and Corporate Human Resources, Walgreens Social Responsibility, Quarles and Wil Lewis, Global Diversity & Inclusion, Brady, LLP Senior Vice President; Diversity & Inclusion Executive, Bank of America Irma Bates, Co-Owner and Vice CEO Review Committee President, Montenegro Kathy Lietz, Senior Manager, Diversity Theodore Dysart, Vice Chairman, and Inclusion, USG Corporation Frank Bauman, Vice President, Human Heidrick & Struggles Resources Manager, Bank of America Kristina Oderinde, Associate Director, Luis Sierra, CEO Global Aromatics, BP HR Business Advisor, KMPG LLP Pamela Beemer, Vice President and America Inc. Chief Human Resources Officer Peggy Phillips, Senior Business Analyst, (retired), Northwestern University Greeley and Hansen Cecelia Bolden, Chief Development Sandra Sciulli, Development Manager, Officer, SDI Presence LLC CSMI We thank Northern Trust for hosting the 2019 Business Leaders of Color reception. The following staff and consultants made production of this publication possible. We thank them for their dedication: Project Director: Design: Patricia Vogt Contributing Chicago United Staff: Kimberly Crooms, Director of Photography: Ana Miyares Gloria Castillo, President and CEO, Communications, Chicago United Printing: Andrews Printing Gail Arrigo, Director of Operations, Editing: and Abby Torres, Office Operations Administrator Kimberly Crooms, Phil Ghuneim, Communications Specialist, Chicago United 1 INDEX 4 AURORA ABELLA AUSTRIACO 17 JOSEPH DOMINGUEZ Partner/Shareholder, Valentine Austriaco and Chief Executive Officer, ComEd, An Exelon Company Bueschel, P.C. 18 MIGUEL EDWARDS 5 ISAAC AKRIDGE Chief Information Officer, Kemper Life and Health Vice President of Operations, Exelon 19 TALITA RAMOS ERICKSON 6 ANNE L. ALONZO General Counsel (Americas) & Chief Executive Officer President and Chief Executive Officer, American (Restaurants), Barilla Group Egg Board 20 KIMBERLY EVANS 7 VICTOR ALVARADO Senior Vice President, North America Head of Vice President, Global Manufacturing Petrochemicals, BP Private Capital Administration, Northern Trust 8 TERI ARVESU 21 JOSE FELICIANO Vice President of Content, Univision Chicago System Vice President, Environmental Services and Linen Distribution, Advocate Aurora Health Care 9 DANIELLE BROWN Vice President and Chief Information Officer, 22 LORI FLORES ROLFSON Brunswick Corporation Vice President – Operations, Peoples Gas & North Shore Gas 10 LEVOI K. BROWN Managing Director, BMO Wealth Management 23 MARION K. GROSS Senior Vice President and Chief Supply Chain Officer, 11 JOHN H. CAMPBELL North America, McDonald’s Corporation Senior Vice President, Managing Director – Wealth Planning, U.S. Bank Private Wealth Management 24 LEO HARMON Managing Director, Mesirow Financial 12 CARLOS R. CARDENAS Group Senior Vice President, Wintrust 25 DOUG HARRIS Commercial Banking Chief Executive Officer, The Kaleidoscope Group 13 MARTA CARREIRA-SLABE 26 STEPHANIE HICKMAN Americas Chief Compliance Officer, Chief Counsel – President and Chief Executive Officer, Latin America, Aon plc Trice Construction Company 14 HAMILTON CHANG 27 ADRIENNE D. HUGHES Chief Executive Officer, Ballparks of America Associate Market Executive, Bank of America Merrill Lynch 15 MANUEL CUEVAS-TRISÁN Former Chief Human Resources Officer and Corporate 28 FRANCIS O. IDEHEN Vice President, Employment Law and Data Protection, Chief Operating Officer, GCM Grosvenor Motorola Solutions, Inc.
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