Mitch Barns was destined for success. Any college student willing to bike 45 miles from campus as a student to get to a job interview is clearly dedicated. A Business Administration major at Miami, Mitch has spent the past 22 years in 11 roles at Nielsen. Currently, he is the CEO and will retire from his position at the close of the year. Two subjects we brainstormed in the conversation of interest include tips for students coming out of school (always saying yes, focusing on the fundamentals and learning from mistakes) and the value of a mentee – mentor relationship. And I love that he worked at Montgomery Inn (best ribs in the world)!
Jackie Shropshire, JLL Chicago Industrial Lead
Kenneth Ali, managing director, Rock Gate Partners
Lance Theobald, CEO, Miami Nation Enterprises
Gopa Dobson, Chief Revenue Officer at MJ REIT
Jillian Griffiths, Chief Financial Officer at Clayton Dubilier & Rice
Mary van Praag, Global Chief Executive Officer at Milani Cosmetics
Mike Smerklo, Co Founder & Managing Director, Next Coast Ventures
Kia Nalls, Work-based Learning Solutions Creator at Sinclair Community College
Roger Howe, U.S. Precision Lens (retired)
Amy Armstrong, Co-Parent Coach, Coach Trainer, Mediator at The Center for Family Resolution
John Altman, serial entrepreneur and business leader
George Heath, Board of Directors of Sea-Land Chemical Company, former group president at Sherwin-Williams
Francie Henry, Regional President at Fifth Third Bank
Steve Katzfey, Chief Procurement Officer at Stanley Black & Decker
Michael Moses, Executive Managing Director, GBX Group
Shawn Manns-Collins, SVP Consumer Bank CFO, Fifth Third Bank
Will Grant, Associate Wealth Planner at Kovitz
Suraj Maraboyina, Executive Producer/EVP of Investor Relations, Creative Wealth Media
Katie Binns, Director of Fixed Income and Multi-Asset Indexes, Morningstar
Michelle Herrick, Head of Real Estate Banking, JP Morgan Chase
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