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Leadership CONFERENCE Global Generation Workplace: Preparing Leaders October 8, 2015 8:00AM–3:30PM NATIONAL DIVERSITY COUNCIL PRESENTS 2nd Annual Illinois Leadership CONFERENCE Global Generation Workplace: Preparing Leaders October 8, 2015 8:00AM–3:30PM The Ritz-Carlton, Chicago Chicago, IL Sponsored by: Deloitte supports Diversity & Leadership and the work you do in creating opportunity, value and respect for all. www.deloitte.com As used in this document, “Deloitte” means Deloitte LLP and its subsidiaries. Please see www.deloitte.com/us/ about for a detailed description of the legal structure of Deloitte LLP and its subsidiaries. Certain services may not be available to attest clients under the rules and regulations of public accounting. Copyright © 2015 Deloitte Development LLC. All rights reserved. Member of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited NDC Consulting When EXPERIENCE and RESULTS count, turn to NDC Consulting, your complete Diversity & Inclusion consulting and training solution. Let us help your organization achieve success! Contact: Cecilia Orellana-Rojas, VP Strategy and Research, [email protected] www.nationaldiversitycouncil.org/what-we-do/training/ FOUNDER’S WELCOME DENNIS KENNEDY President & CEO National Diversity Council Greetings, Welcome to our 2nd Annual Illinois Leadership Conference. This year’s theme is “Global Generation Workplace: Preparing Leaders.” Today more than ever, we need to encompass leadership and its importance in business. Without leadership all other business resources are ineffective. To ensure a competitive advantage, however, organizations must be on top of new developments in leadership theory and practice to create more effective working environments. The purpose of this one-day conference is to give you an opportunity to explore tools and resources needed to be an effective leader therefore building the essential skills needed to contribute to your organization’s goals. I encourage you to network and share your knowledge with others. Our speakers and various panel sessions will offer a unique perspective on what it takes to make a successful leader. I want to thank our sponsors who see the value in our Illinois Leadership Conference and continue to provide the support to keep us going. Please take note of our sponsors and support them when possible. I also want to acknowledge our speakers who have made a commitment to be here, as many have traveled long distances in order to participate and their support is greatly appreciated. Finally, I would like to thank the conference organizers and volunteers who worked diligently to bring you a top-notch conference. Sincerely, Dennis Kennedy Founder & CEO National Diversity Council www.diversityfirstjobs.com 3 ILLINOIS DIVERSITY COUNCIL BOARD OF DIRECTORS MA X W. R EED TERRI MAYES VP, Program Sales, CDW Regional VP in the Midwest Chairman, ILDC National Diversity Council NATHALIE CORDEIRO NUNES JIM FLOYD Diversity & Inclusion Manager VP & General Manager United McDonald’s USA LLC MIKE FISHER VERONICA JOHNSON VP, Workforce Development Supplier Diversity Specialist & Community Relations Archer Daniels Midland Co. COUNTRY Financial HENRY BEARDS PROMOD VOHRA Director, Human Resources Dean, College of Engineering UPS Illinois District & Engineering Technology Northern Illinois University MONICA GUILLORY DENNIA KENNEDY Director President & CEO RR Donnelley National Diversity Council www.diversityfirstjobs.com 4 KEYNOTE SPEAKER Leadership Excellence in Law MARK HACKER EVP, General Counsel & Chief Administrative Officer Motorola Solutions Mark S. Hacker, 43, is executive vice president, general counsel & chief administrative officer of Motorola Solutions. He leads the company’s legal, government affairs, communications and human resources teams, as well as the Motorola Solutions Foundation. Hacker was previously senior vice president and general counsel overseeing legal, government affairs and corporate communications. Prior to that he was corporate vice president of commercial law and legal operations. He became vice president in 2009 after holding a variety of other law leadership roles. Before joining Motorola in 2001, Hacker was a corporate finance associate with Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney and an accountant with Arthur Andersen, both in Philadelphia. He is a member of the Illinois and Pennsylvania state bars, has been a certified public accountant, and is a volunteer adjunct professor at Northwestern University School of Law. Hacker is on the board of directors of St. Rita High School in Chicago and the 100 Club of Chicago, an organization that provides for the families of police officers, firefighters and paramedics who have lost their lives in the line of duty. Hacker earned a bachelor’s degree in accountancy from Villanova University and a law degree from Villanova University School of Law. www.diversityfirstjobs.com 5 KEYNOTE SPEAKER Expansive Leadership REUBEN SLONE Senior VP, Supply Chain, Retail & Pharmacy Renewal Walgreens Co. Reuben Slone is senior vice president of supply chain, retail and pharmacy renewal for Walgreen Co., based in Deerfield, Illinois. He serves on the Walgreens Executive Operating Committee with responsibility for Retail and Pharmacy Renewal, two initiatives that will replace the company’s store and pharmacy systems. As head of supply chain, Slone is responsible for inventory management and replenishment, imports, transportation, distribution center operations and logistics for the company. Slone previously worked at OfficeMax, where he served as executive vice president of supply chain and general manager of services. In his eight years with OfficeMax, he was responsible for inventory management, transportation and warehousing, strategic sourcing, real estate, store development, facilities, print and copy, B2B technology, managed print services, and break room and facilities maintenance products businesses. In addition, Slone managed front-end inventory at OfficeMax and oversaw supplier development. Prior to joining OfficeMax, Slone held various executive positions with Whirlpool, General Motors, Federal-Mogul, EDS and Ernst & Young. Slone has authored two articles published by Harvard Business Review: “Leading a Supply Chain Turnaround” in October 2004 and “Are You the Weakest Link in your Supply Chain?” in September 2007. In May 2010, Harvard Business Press published Slone’s first book: “The New Supply Chain Agenda.” Slone is also a member and past chairman of the board of directors of Aspire of Illinois, a non-profit organization serving children and adults with developmental disabilities. He received a bachelor’s degree in engineering from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, in 1984. www.diversityfirstjobs.com 6 The DiversityFIRST™ Certification Program prepares Facilitators qualified professionals to create and implement highly successful D&I strategies for organizational excellence and a competitive edge in today’s global marketplace. The program blends theory and practice during a 5-day intensive curriculum and on-going professional development within the graduate network. Graduates of the program are recognized as a NDCCDP (National Diversity Council Certified Diversity Professional). November 16-20, 2015 Cecilia Orellana-Rojas, Ph.D. Jim Penny VP-Strategy and Research Executive Director 2700 Post Oak Blvd., 6th floor National Diversity Council National Diversity Council Houston, TX 77056 Areas of Focus • The Business Case for Diversity and Inclusion • Cultural Competence • Measurement and Evaluation • Diversity Leadership • Best Practices in Diversity and Inclusion • Graduate Network Component Matthew D. Gonzalez, Ph.D. Armida Mendez Russell Associate Professor Senior Consultant Extended Academic Program National Diversity Council Guest Speakers University of the Incarnate Word LaMonte Thomas Lisa Firmin, MS, MHRM, Colonel, USAF, Retired T.K. Floyd Pranika Sinha President & General Manager Associate Provost for Faculty/ Attorney at Law Manager-Employee North Texas and Oklahoma Student Diversity and Recruitment National Certified Counselor & Organization Development Cigna The University of Texas at San Antonio Law Office of T.K. Floyd, PLLC Occidental Petroleum REGISTRATION DEADLINE October 16, 2015 For more information and to register, please contact Jim Penny at [email protected] www.nationaldiversitycouncil.org/diversityrstcertication MEGAN CLEGHORN, JD, MBA Co-Founder & CEO Request for Relief LLC Megan Cleghorn, JD, MBA is the President of Cleghorn Performance Elevation LLC, an elite private–client executive coaching, leadership empowerment and executive communication company. As a coach and consultant, Megan marries her many years of operational and financial expertise with her passion for empowering current and future senior executives with the tools to graduate from Excellent to Superior. Megan is also the CEO of Request For Relief LLC, a national organizational–wellness consultancy servicing clients facing high–stress business and workplace challenges, including restructurings and post–M&A integration. Through RFR, Megan facilitates organizations’ effective management of stress and burnout that increases employee resilience, strengthens performance and improves bottom–line business results. Prior to leading Cleghorn Performance Elevation and RFR, Megan spent more than a decade at the premier global law firm as a corporate restructuring professional, advising companies in distressed situations on operational and financial reorganizations as they underwent transformational change. In addition, Megan is a lecturer at, and advisor to The Wharton
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