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Previous Old Masters 1950-2017 2017 Old Masters Previous Old Masters 1950-2017 2017 Old Masters Brian Cardinal — Current assistant director of the John Purdue Club and Management Trainee for the NBA. Former NBA basketball player for 12 seasons, won 2011 NBA championship with Dallas Mavericks Dr. Moses Chan — Current technical fellow at Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company. Former ​ researcher and developer at Raytheon Missile Systems Malcolm DeKryger — Current President/CEO of Belstra Milling Company, Part-owner/primary developer ​ ​ of the Belstra Group pig farms Julie Goonewardene — Current Associate Vice Chancellor for Innovation and Strategic ​ ​ Investment/Managing Director UT Horizon Fund at the University of Texas System, Chairwoman for Diaceutics’ Advisory Board Kathy Kilmer — Current the Director of Sales and Insights for Walt Disney Parks & Resorts ​ Ed Langford — Former Naval Aviator in the US Navy for 28 years, Current Technical Director for Cruise ​ Missile Support Activity, Atlantic, former launch area coordinator for Tomahawk Land Attack missiles Dr. Katie MacFarlane — Founder and current Managing Partner at SmartPharma LLC, Senior Vice ​ President of Commercial Development for Napo Pharmaceuticals Anthony Miller — Former partner at McKinsey & Co., former director of Silver Lake Partners, former Deputy Secretary of Education and COO of Department of Education under Obama Administration, current partner and COO of Vistria Group Ginger Thompson — Former Washington Correspondent and Investigative reporter for New York Times, Pulitzer prize winner, current Senior Reporter at ProPublica in New York City 2016 Old Masters Dr. Phoebe Lydia Bailey — Former Consultant/Corporate Coach for Vision in Action and National Director of Educational Foundations and Academic Innovations for the Boys & Girls Clubs of America William Bindley — Founded Bindley Western Industries, Chairman of Guardian Pharmacy, former owner of the Indiana Pacers Professional Basketball Team Terry Cross — Current Board of Director on the Coast Guard Auxiliary Association Foundation Board, th served at the 24 ​ Vice Commandant of the United States Coast Guard, Coast Guard’s second in ​ command, Agency Acquisition Executive Michael Klipsch — Former President, Chief Operating Officer, and Chief Counsel for Klipsch Group, Inc., Co-Founder, President and CEO, of Klipsch-Card Athletic Facilities Peter Kraemer — Current Chief Supply Officer of Anheuser-Busch InBev, Former Chairman of the American Malting and Barely Association, Fifth-Generation Boilermaker Dr. Charles Owubah — Vice President for the Evidence and Learning Unit of World Vision International Lesley Sarkesian — Southwest Region Executive at Vistage International, Former Senior Vice President and Client Managing Director at Xerox, Founder & CEO of Sarkesian Ventures LLC, and Chaos Cocktails® Dr. Belinda Seto — Deputy Director of the National Eye Institute, Editor-in-Chief of the American Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Ellyn Shook — Chief Leadership and Human Resources Officer at Accenture, Top 10 CHROs by Forbes.com Dr. Jerry White — Author, Scientist, retired US Air Force Major General, President Emeritus and Board Chair Emeritus of The Navigators 2015 Old Masters Mr. Michael Cave – President of Boeing Capital Corp, Board Member Harley-Davidson George Foyo – Executive VP and Chief Administrator officer of Baptist Health South Florida Vern Hawkins – President, Syngenta Crop Protectetion and Regional Director of North America The Honorable Capricia Marshall- Former Chief of Protocol of the United States Bill Moreau – Former Purdue University Trustee, Partner at Barnes and Thornburg, LLP David Omholt – CEO Entrepreneur Authority and Veteran Franchise Centers Dr. Venu Srinivasan – Chairman of TVS Motor Company, Chairman and Managing Director of Sundaram Clayton LTD Lorna Utley – President and CEO of Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit Julie Kramer White – NASA Orion Program Chief Engineer Jane Brock Wilson – Managing Director at Berkshire partners, LLC 2014 Old Masters Celeste Bottorff- VP of Global Health and Well Being at Coca-Cola Company Scott Bracale- President, Tween Brands, Inc. Juan Ernesto De Bedout- Former President of Latin American Operations, Kimberly Clark Corporation Cathie Kozik- Former CIO and Executive VP at Hub Group John Madia- Executive VP for CH2M Hill Kevin Mayer- Executive VP, Chief Marketing Officer, BJ's Restaurants Mark Polansky- Former NASA Astronaut Tom Spurgeon- Former President and CEO of Lincoln Office, Chairman of Purdue's Board of Trustees Dr. Rukeyser Thompson- Section Head in Research & Development, Procter and Gamble 2013 Old Masters Ted Bishop: 38th President, Professional Golf Association of America Major General John Brennan: Retired 2 Star General & Associate Director of Military Support Julie Eddleman: Marketing Director of Proctor and Gamble Company Virginia Jacko: CEO of Miami Lighthouse Marshall Larsen: Board of Directors of United Technologies Corporation, retired Chairman, President, and CEO of Goodrich Corporation Mark Lester: Retired Executive VP of Exploration, Chesapeake Energy Corporation Cynthia Niekamp: Senior VP, Automotive Coatings, PPG Industries Karen Korellis Reuther: Creative Director at Cast Collective Barbara Smith: Senior VP and CFO of Commercial Metals Company Greg Wasson: President and CEO of Walgreens 2012 Old Masters JoAnn DiGennaro, JD: President, Center for Excellence in Education Deborah Grubbe: CHair, Institute of Sustainability, AIChE Patrick Loehrer, M.D.: Director, IU Simon Cancer Center at Indiana University School of Medicine; Associate Dean, Cancer Research at Indiana University of Medicine Jim Miller: VP Worldwide Operations, Google, Inc. Lou Anne Nabhan: Vice President Corporate Communications, Media General Roland Parrish: President, CEO, and Owner, Parrish McDonald's Restaurants, Ltd. Chip Perfect: Co-founder, Co-owner, and President of Perfect North Slopes Ramona Quintanilla, Ph.D: Senior Scientist, Formula Design, The Proctor & Gamble Co. Nancy Lilly: Vice President, Marketing, Emerging Market Business Unit for Eli Lilly and Company 2011 Old Masters Dan Baker, VP/General Manager of Sabre Industries, Inc. Mark E. Sand, M.D., Board Certified Surgeon, Chief of Staff of Orlando Health, and member of the Orlando Health Board of Directors Major General Erika C. Steuterman, United States Air Force David R. Schwind, Senior VP and Partner at Charles M. Salter Associates, Fellow of the Audio Engineering Society Leonard Cox, Assistant VP of Student & Administrative Services at Columbia University, EMMY-nominated documentary filmmaker Dr. S. Ebow Coleman, President of C3S, Inc. Jack Calhoun, President of Banana Republic Lee E. Schmidt, Co-Founder an Principal of Schmidt-Curley Design, international golf course design and master-planning firm. Doreen Mitchell, Vice President, PMO at Walt Disney Parks & Resorts Linda W. Clement-Holmes, Chief Diversity Officer for Procter & Gamble 2010 Old Masters Curt Clawson, Chairman/CEO of Hayes Lemmerz International Jill Cook, VP Human Resources for Cummins, Inc. Linda Huff, President and Founder of Huff & Huff, Inc. Zara Larsen, President of the Larsen Group: Architects of Change Bob Peterson, Story Artist, Writer Director, and Voice Talent for Pixar Animations Dr. David Reuter, Co-Founder and CMO of Cardiac Dimensions, Inc Terry Tucker, Chairman and CEO of Maple Leaf Farms Inc. Glenn Weckerlin, Global Director for Brand and Product Line Management for Chevron Corp. Dr. Barbara Alving, Director of the National Center for Research Resources (NCRR) James McCarthy, Jr., Assistant Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for Integration of Capabilities and Resources on the staff of the Chief of Naval Operations 2009 Old Masters Bob Bowen, Founder and Chairman of Bowen Engineering Ron Carpinella, VP of Identity Management of Equifax Chuck Conner, President and CEO of the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives Ron Dollens, Retired President and CEO of Guidant Corp. Debra Hockemeyer, Principle Consultant with Western Ridge Consulting Patsy Houghton, Owner and General Manager of Heartland Cattle Company Tony Kolton, Co-Founder and CEO of Logical Information Machines, Inc. Maurice Markey, VP Private Brands at Sam's Club Don McMonagle, VP of NASA Programs for Raytheon Missile Systems Rear Admiral Carol M. Pottenger, Navy Expeditionary Combat Command, Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek 2008 Old Masters Patty Pickard, CFO of the National Math and Science Initiative Bill Gerstenmaier, Assoc. Administrator, Space Operations Mission Sonny Beck, President, Beck's Superior Hybrids, Inc Martha Rees, VP and Assistant General Counsel, Dupont Company Charles Chuck Jones, VP of Global Product Consumer Design, Whirlpool Corp. Chuck Dietzen, Medical Director of Easter Seals Crossroads Rehabilitation Center Dr. Mary Pat Moeller, Director of the Center for Childhood Deafness Frank Modruson, CIO Accenture Glenn Campbell, Co-Founder and Past COO, Hat World 2007 Old Masters Beth Brooke, Global Vice Chair-Strategy, Communications and Regulatory Affairs, Ernest & Young LLP Dr. Sally Brown, President/Founder, Ambassadors for Children Tom Keiser, CIO of Limited brands, Inc. Lt. Gen. John Jack Hudson, Lieutenant General, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Mike Jackson, President/CEO, ABG, Inc and Adayana, Inc. Dr. Angela McBride, Distinguished Professor and University Dean Emerti, Indiana University School of Nursing Majorie Marge Randolph, Senior Vice President of Human Resources, Walt Disney World Steven Webster, Chairman, Carrizo Oil and Gas Company
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