Diversity MBA Magazine - Summer 2008 - (Page 47)

COVER and mix planning for the plant, ensuring timely adjustments based on market demand, and supporting enterprise-wide projects that promote CI and manufacturing flexibility. Beyond Harley’s doors, she serves as a board member of the Platte County Economic Development Council and Facilities Committee for Boys & Girls Club of Kansas City, and serves food at the Kansas City Rescue Mission FEATURE top100 George Williams, 47 Executive Vice President, Operations ComEd St. Joseph University Executive Anré Williams, 44 President, Global Commercial Card Group American Express Wharton School of Business Executive Williams was selected in 2007 to head the American Express division that markets the Corporate Card, Corporate Purchasing Solutions and other payment products to large and mid-sized corporations. Williams joined American Express in 1989, and began his career marketing services to college students and Platinum Card holders. Since 1999, he has worked in the Global Corporate Services division, and most recently served as Executive Vice President of U.S. Commercial Card. He currently serves as the Chairman of the Board of Junior Achievement of New York. top100 Williams is responsible for overall coordination of operations, including electric distribution, transmission maintenance, construction, new business, and work management. He oversees 3,000 ComEd and contractor employees. Williams came to ComEd after spending 4 years at Entergy, including three years as vice president of operations at its Grand Gulf nuclear station, a boiling water reactor in Port Gibson, MS, where he was responsible for providing strategic direction to 750 employees and contractors. He is a member of the American Association of Blacks in Energy, the Executive Leadership Council, and After School Matters. Stephanie Wolf, 45 Managing Director/Client Sales Executive for N.A.Financial Institutions and Fed. Govt. Segment, Treasury Services JPMorgan Indiana University Emerging top100 Ather Williams III, 38 Managing Director, Global Head of Strategy, Treasury and Securities Services JPMorgan-Chase Harvard University Executive Williams develops and implements the global growth strategy for Morgan’s $9 bilbil lion cash management and securities services franchise. He leads the central strategy team for treasury and securisecuri ties services and globally manman ages the discipline of product management. He’s a member of the Treasury and Securities Services Operating Committee and JP Morgan Chase Corporate Diversity Council, as well as co-chair of the group’s Leadership Development Program. Williams is a member of Harvard Club of New York City and the Executive Committee of Harvard Club of New Jersey, and an alumni interviewer for Harvard College admissions. top100 Wolf leads a team of relationship managers and sales professionals for Morgan in the United States. She has responsibility for one of the largest segments in the firm, comprised of five distinct teams (banks, asset managers, hedge funds and broker dealers, insurance and healthcare and federal government). Each team is accountable for the sale of cash management products, trade finance, card solutions, and balance and investment products, as well as ensuring that Treasury Services maintains and strengthens its relationship with the company’s most sophisticated financial services clients. top100 D. Faye Wright, 44 Managing Director, Flight Service Operations/Onboard Service AMR/American Airlines Duke University Emerging Wright oversees safety, regulatory and security programs for American Airlines’ 17,000 flight attendants. In her 14 47 June 2008 Top 1 0 0 Unde r 5 0 D i ve rse Le ade rs

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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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