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To p 10 0 Un d e r 5 0 D i v e r s e E x e c u t i v e s Philip I. Varughese, 41 Managing Dir., International Investments MetLife, Inc. Dartmouth - Amos Tuck School of Business Emerging Varughese is the head of Investments for Latin America, and has run MetLife’s regional investment office in Santiago, Chile since 2002. He oversees $20 billion in assets in a variety of different countries, industries, and security types. He joined MetLife in 1996 in the emerging markets unit when the company first began investing in this asset class in Asia and Latin America. In 1999, he moved to Buenos Aires, Argentina to work in MetLife’s newly formed investment office there, and in 2002 he re-established MetLife’s regional investment office in Santiago. top100 the Chrysler, Jeep, and Dodge brands in international marmar kets with a budget of $500 million, and manages a team that creates assets for TV, print, and outdoor advertisadvertis ing, catalogs, brochures, and dealer point-of-sale for all markets outside of North America, along with Internet strategy development. Her outside activities include serving as chair/president of the Chrysler Women’s Forum, which conducts charity work, mentorship programs, training sessions, networking events and a global outreach program to women in Canada and Mexico. Anise Wiley-Little, 48 Chief Diversity Officer and Asst. Vice President Allstate Insurance Co. University of Illinois Executive Wiley-Little is Allstate’s first chief diversity officer, and is responsible for its internal diversity with employees and suppliers, as well as ensuring diversity within marketing and customer relations. She worked closely on strategies with the company’s CEO; as a result, 45% of Allstate’s external hires were ethnically diverse. She also increased Allstate’s supplier diversity spending by $32 million within the first six months in her position. She is a member of the Chicago Compensation Association, National Association of African Americans in Human Resources, National Black MBA Association, and NAACP. top100 top100 Elizabeth K. Weymouth, 40 Managing Director Riverstone Holding LLC University of Virginia Emerging Prior to joining Riverstone, Weymouth was managing direcdirec tor and head of investment business in the Northeast for JP Morgan Private Bank, where she was responsible for overover seeing $83 billion in client assets and 70 investment employees. She also helped build and develop the bank’s investment business in the Southeast and served on its U.S. operating committee, global investment leadership team, investment review committee and fiduciary oversight committee. In addition she served on the firm’s Senior Women’s Leadership Forum and mentoring committee. Judith K. Wheeler, 37 Director, Marketing and Communications, Int'l Sales, Marketing and Business Dev. Chrysler LLC St. Mary’s College Emerging Wheeler is responsible for international marketing and communication strategies and business plan development for Chrysler in 125 countries. She leads the strategy and development for 46 top100 Diane Wilhelm, 46 Product Plant Manager, Assembly and New Products Harley-Davidson Motor Co., Vehicle and Powertrain Operations Baker University Emerging top100 Wilhelm is responsible for Harley’s assembly manufacturing operations, including safety, quality, budget attainment and operational excellence. She functions as the overall supervisor for approximately 600 employees, and was instrumental in the successful launch of new products for all KC platforms. Her other duties include managing the unit volume w w w. d ive r s it y mb a ma g a z in e. c o m http://www.diversitymbamagazine.com

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Diversity MBA Magazine - Summer 2008 Contents Letters to the Editor In Your Own Hands Editor's View Find Your Power Voice Business Briefs Off the Shelf The Fourth Annual Top 100 Under 50 Diverse Corporate Executives Negotiation: The Art of Persuasion or Zero Sum Game? Career Planning for Tomorrow's Hispanic Workforce Who's Who In Diversity Entrepreneur Profile: Anita Santiago: Doing It Her Way Businesses that Keep On Giving Rising Sun Going Global: Will An International Assignment Benefit Your Career Work-Life Balance and the C-Suite: An Oxymoron? A Call to Save Travel: Off the Beaten Path - Chile Drawing the Line – Latin Art Exhibit The New Taste of Latin Cuisine American Sabor: Exhibit Highlights Latino Influence in Pop Music Crafting Specialized Business Degrees Latest MBA Salary Suggests MBA Is A Safe Haven Gadgets & Gizmos Gone Phishing – How Scammers Mine Private Data From Web Surfers Advertiser's Index The Meaning of Sanctuary

Diversity MBA Magazine - Summer 2008

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