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Visiting Executive Program THE JOHNSON SCHOOL ANNUAL REPORT 2007–08 58 Our visiting executives bring a wealth of personal and industry experience that enrich our curriculum. Visiting executives have a place in the classroom, student events, and our two speaker series. The visits build stronger corporate connections with faculty as well as students. Many are listed below, and we thank them all. Salman Amin, president of Pepsico UK and Ireland, spoke on “Leadership and Corporate Responsibility” at the Johnson School, April 15, 2008, in a presentation cosponsored by the Ethics Action Group, Park Leadership Fellows Program, Marketing Association, and Net Impact. John Alexander ’74, MBA ’76, chairman and founder, The CBORD Group Gary Ambrosino ’80, chief executive offi cer, Sensicast Saeed Amidi, chief executive offi cer, Plug and Play Tech Center Salmin Amin, president, PepsiCo UK and Ireland Oded Anderman, MBA ’04, vice president, Lehman Brothers Sid Bardwell, MBA ’89, general manager, John Deere Russia Steve Barry, The Sentry Group Brit Bartter ’76, PhD ’77, vice chairman, JP Morgan Chase Jason Bauer, MBA ’99, West Africa specialist, Millennium Challenge Corp. Steve Benjamin, MBA ’82, managing partner, Stromiga Partnership Real Estate David Berry, principal, Flagship Ventures Fred Beste, founding partner, Mid-Atlantic Venture Funds Allan Bishop, director, recruitment and employment, Cornell University Jay Bloom ’77, MBA ’78, managing partner, Trimaran Capital Partners Rick Boleto, district manager, Starbucks Paul Breitenbach ’92, chief executive offi cer, Quickstore24 Systems Douglas Brent, MBA ’86, managing partner, Brent Enterprises, LLC. Steven Broadwater ’03, PhD ’06, president, Systanix, Inc. Carlton Brown, founding partner and chief operating offi cer, Full Spectrum of NY Kip Brown, Harris Interactive, Inc. Steve Bunson, MBa ’84, managing director, Goldman Sachs & Co. Shannon Burke Harrison Campbell, president, Embarq Consumer Markets Tom Capotosto ’84, director of business architecture, AMD Bill Ceasar, principal, McKinsey & Co. Marshall Chapin, MBA ’99, senior director of business development, EnerNOC Kenneth Chenault, chairman and chief executive offi cer, American Express Tim Conway, chairman and chief executive offi cer, NewStar Financial Donald Corcoran, MBA ’82, president and chief executive offi cer, MethylGene, Inc. Alex Counts ’88, president and chief executive offi cer, Grameen Foundation, USA Kevin Cuddleback, owner, Gimme! Coffee Jonathan Darsey, MBA ’99, partner, Accenture Michael Davis, MBA ’92, director, Copyright Clearance Center Steve Deletto, MBA ’98, managing director, Bear Stearns Kamalakshi Dishmon, director, strategic planning, Johnson & Johnson Arjun Divecha, MBA ’81, portfolio manager, GMO Emerging Markets Frank Douglas, former chief scientifi c offi cer and board member, Aventis SA Christine Duvivier, MBA ’82, managing director, Impact Partners Seth Dunn, General Electric Alice Eldridge, vice president, Ethics and Business Conduct, Lockheed Martin Corp. Steve Elms, Managing Director, Aisling Capital Anner Erni, managing director and chief diversity offi cer, Lehman Brothers Barry Evans ’59, intellectual property attorney, Kramer, Levin, Naftalis, Frankel, LLP Jessica Jackley Flannery, cofounder and director of business, Kiva.org David Fleisch ’94, partner, Bain & Company Denis Fortier, MBA ’90, president and chief executive offi cer, Medical Care Corporation Leslie Fritzemeier, chief executive offi cer, Wakonda Technologies, Inc. Jeff Fulgham, chief marketing offi cer, water and process technologies, General Electric Steven Gal ’88, chairman and chief executive offi cer, ProQuo. com Greg Galvin, MBA ’93, president and chief executive offi cer, Kionix Abizer Gaslightwala, ’95, director, early commercial input, Johnson & Johnson Gordon Goettzma Richard Gordon, MBA ’74, general partner, Juniper Capital Patrick Govang, chief executive offi cer, E2E Virginia Jay Grandison, MBA ’04, associate director, Johnson & Johnson Ruhal Guha, MBA ’95, PhD ’97, principal, Cornerstone Research Sameer Hajee, Freeplay Samir Somaiya ’90, MEng ’92, MBA ’93, executive director of Godavari Sugar Mills, spoke on “Businesses in the triple bottom line: Renewables from agriculture, community improvement, and business growth,” April 29, 2008, in a presentation sponsored by the Center for Sustainable Global Enterprise. Sudeep Haldar, MBA ’90, senior director, Kraft Foods Charles Hamilton, MBA ’04, president, Novomer Christopher Hamilton, partner, Bearing Point Ken Harlan, MBA ’04, founder, Primary Ads Shannon Hartley, Rosetta Marketing Gregory Hartz, president and chief executive offi cer, Tompkins Trust Company James Hauslein ’81, MBA ’84, president, Hauslein & Company, Inc. Jack Henion, chief executive offi cer, Advion Biosciences
Dan Henson, chief marketing offi cer, General Electric Elliott Hillback ’70, senior vice president, corporate affairs, Genzyme Corporation Jason Hogg, MBA ’02, president and chief executive offi cer, Revolution Money, Inc. Jean Holley, vice president, Tellabs, Inc. Kurt Holstein ’82, chief operating offi cer, Rosetta Marketing Blake Howard, MBA ’05, SC Johnson & Son, Inc. Rajesh Hukku, chairman, iFlex Solutions T. Kendall Hunt, founder, chairman and chief executive offi cer, VASCO Data Security Jeff Immelt, chairman & chief executive offi cer, General Electric Lara Jackie, MBA ’94, chief executive offi cer, LightFull Foods Robert Jaffe ’84, general partner, Force Capital Management, LLC. Michael Jenkins, MBA ’93, Jane Street Capital R. Douglas Kahn ’74, chairman and chief executive offi cer, Ahura Scientifi c, Inc. Shaz Kahng ’85, global director business development, women’s training, Nike Irene B. Rosenfeld ’75, MS ’77, PhD ’80, CEO and chairman, Kraft Foods, Inc., the world’s second-largest food company, delivered the 21st Lewis H. Durland Memorial Lecture on campus October 18, 2007. In her candid presentation, “Anatomy of a Turnaround: Returning Kraft to Reliable Growth,” she said she’d encouraged staff to think of Kraft as “a $35 billion startup.” Michael Jenkins, MBA ’90, principal, Tower Brook Capital Partners Robert Katz, associate, Acumen Fund Karen Keating ’76, managing director, JP Morgan Chase Fred Keller ’66, chairman and chief executive offi cer, Cascade Engineering Jack Kelley III, director, advanced concept, Becton, Dickinson & Company Stephen Key, MBA ’68, owner, Key Consulting, LLC William Kidd ’63, MBA ’64, principal, Kidd & Company Seth Klarman ’79, president, The Baupost Group. LLC Jon Klein ’87, founder, Top Line Strategy Group Charles Knight, ’57, MBA ’59, chief executive offi cer (retired), Emerson Electric Co. Jodi Krause, ’93, director, human resources, Cisco Josef Lakonishok ’74, PhD ’76, chief executive offi cer and founding partner, LSV Asset Management Ed Lebar, BAV Dan Lee, MBA ’80, chairman & chief executive offi cer, Pinnacle Entertainment Georgina Lee, MBA ’07, senior consultant, Deloitte Michael Leventhal, BASES Ben Lewis, Reuters Lynn Lin, co-founder, AC Nielsen Bases System & Independent Consultant Christer Lindstrom, IST Andrew Lipman, partner, Kidd & Company Ted Lowi, professor, Cornell University Randy McDonald, senior vice president, human resources, IBM Warren Machol, pension consultant Sanika Mathur, Deloitte Consulting Brenda McKenzie, government and civic affairs, Starbucks John Mellowes ’61, chairman and chief executive offi cer, Charter Manufacturing Brad Miller ’04, MBA ’06, president, Element Mobile John Miller, vice president of business development, Arrowhead Research Todd Minder, Cornell Outdoor Education Philip Mirvis, organizational psychologist, Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship Jeff Immelt, president, CEO, and chairman of GE, spoke to a packed house at Cornell University November 12, 2007, in an address that was viewed simultaneously via live feed at top business schools across the United States. In his presentation, “The Next Big Thing,” Immelt outlined the six broad themes of GE’s investments for the next decade. Simit Mittal, chief executive offi cer, Skillsbazaar M. Mead Montgomery ’61, MBA ’62, chairman, Montgomery, Shelton & Company Jeffrey Mooney, director, commercial technologies, Corning Incorporated Sean Neville, MBA ’02, chief executive offi cer, Simply Audiobooks Peter Nolan ’80, MBA ’82, managing partner, Leonard Green & Partners LLP Huck O’Conner ’88, managing director, Orix Venture Finance Calvin Organ ’70, Emerson Richard Otis Jr., MBA ’80, deputy associate administrator, EPA Lt. Col. Brian Page, Reserve Offi ce Training Corps, Cornell University Nanci Palmintere ’73, vice president, global tax and trade, Intel Corporation Jeffery Parker, MBA ’70, general partner, Parker Family Limited Partnership Andrew Paul ’78, chairman, Enhanced Capital Partners Dave Pearce, president & founder, Miasole Amy Perlin ’80, director, human resources, Watson Wyatt Worldwide Donna Peters, MBA ’99, associate, Accenture Ivar Pettersson, AES Shannan Poteran, MBA ’04, senior consultant, Accenture John Reilly ’00, ’05, MBA ’07, vice president, Business Operations Tetragenetics Richard Poye, Unilever Rob Redmond, MBA ’80, vice chairman, Lehman Brothers John Reynolds, founding partner, Stratum Broadband Bob Rhea, SAP Diana Rhealt, Deloitte Consulting Irene Rosenfeld ’75, MS ’77, PhD ’80, chairman & chief executive offi cer, Kraft Foods Brent Rosenthal, MBA ’03, investor, WR Huff Asset Management Susan Rosenthal, Deloitte Consulting Andrew Savitz, senior consultant, Sustainable Business Strategies Andrew Scirri ’88, MBA ’04, president and chief operating offi cer, MedHesives Jeremy Segal, MBA ’98, senior director, business development, Akamai Technologies Anupendra Sharma, MBA ’98, investment partner, Siemens Venture Capital Rich Sheinfeld ’84, director, PRTM Allen Sheldon, MBA ’97, director, operations, CGI, Inc. Joel Silbey, professor, Cornell University Pierre Simard, MBA ’93, founding partner, Champlain Capital Partners Daniel Simpkins, ’80, ’81, founder, chairman and chief executive offi cer, Hillcrest Laboratories, Inc. William C. Smith Jr., MBA ’92, managing director, Houlihan Lokey Howard Zukin THE JOHNSON SCHOOL ANNUAL REPORT 2007–08 59
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