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Carey Business School Dean’s Advisory Council • April 12, 2018

Dean’s Advisory Council Meeting April 12, 2018 1

CONTENTS TAB

DEAN’S ADVISORY COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA…………………………………………………… 1

CAREY BUSINESS SCHOOL MISSION STATEMENT ...……………………………………………….. 2

BUSINESS EDUCATION HISTORY AT JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY………………………… 3

CAREY BUSINESS SCHOOL HISTORY……………………………………………………………………… 4

DEAN’S ADVISORY COUNCIL ROSTER…………………………………………………………………..... 5

DEAN’S ADVISORY COUNCIL NEW MEMBER BIOGRAPHIES…………………………………… 6

DEAN’S ADVISORY COUNCIL BIOGRAPHIES…………………………………………………………… 7

DEAN’S ADVISORY COUNCIL CONTACT INFORMATION………………………………………….. 8

SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES………………………………………………………………………………………... 9

CAREY BUSINESS SCHOOL LEADERSHIP ORGANIZATION CHART…………………………… 10


DEAN’S ADVISORY COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA

April 12, 2018 Legg Mason Building

100 International Drive Baltimore, Maryland

8:30 a.m. Breakfast/COFFEE Conference Room, 1201 9:00 a.m. Welcome

Karen Peetz, Chair Introductions of New Council Members

9:15 a.m. SCHOOL OVERVIEW & UPDATE

Bernard T. Ferrari, Dean, Carey Business School 11:15 a.m. BREAK 11:30 a.m. FACULTY PRESENTATION

Peter Marber, PhD: Brave New Math 12:20 p.m. TRANSITION TO LUNCH 4th Floor, Java Room 12:30 p.m. LUNCH

Presentation by Kapil Katyal Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab

2:00 p.m. ADJOURNMENT


CAREY BUSINESS SCHOOL MISSION STATEMENT & VALUES

OUR MISSION

The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School supports business knowledge development and

education through our own initiatives, innovations, and collaborative programs across the

Johns Hopkins University. We create and share knowledge that shapes business practices

while educating business leaders who will grow economies and societies, and are exemplary citizens.

OUR MANDATE

Build a business school for Johns Hopkins that is recognized around the world for its faculty research and its development of business leaders.

OUR VALUES

The values of the Carey Business School are guiding principles that help us achieve the

mandate and mission of the school. As faculty, staff, and students, we strive to practice

these values in our work, our research, and our studies, as we teach business with humanity in mind.

We define our values as the following: collaboration, integrity, respect, community,

leadership, and entrepreneurial. Our values form a CIRCLE, with “excellence” at the center.

Excellence has been a cornerstone of Johns Hopkins since its founding, and the Carey community must operate at the highest levels in all of our functions.


BUSINESS EDUCATION HISTORY AT JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY

1916 – 1924 College Courses for Teachers

Business courses at Johns Hopkins informally began in 1916 when Henry A. Gantt (Hopkins class of 1880 and originator of the internationally known “Gantt Chart” illustration of production processes) delivered a lecture on industrial efficiency, the first of a number of business oriented talks open to students and the general public alike. Often controversial, Gantt’s lectures focused on the workplace and his disdain of financial manipulation for personal gain, resulting in decreased productivity and manufacturing decline. The year 1916 also marked the start of evening courses in “Business Economics,” although no degree was yet offered. Courses in life insurance and in the technical and engineering fields were subsequently added.

1925 – 1946 College for Teachers

In 1925, Johns Hopkins took over the School of Business Administration at the University of Maryland, absorbing and expanding the program in the newly named College for Teachers. Accounting courses were added to the curriculum, along with additional courses for business employees, ultimately organized into the program “Night Courses for Technical Workers.”

1947 – 1964 McCoy College

The Johns Hopkins trustees established McCoy College to include all evening classes from the various areas of the University. Many Bachelor of Science degrees were awarded during this period thanks to funding from the G.I. Bill. Undergraduate degrees ranged from accounting and business to education, engineering, and numerous liberal arts disciplines. Graduate degrees were also offered in a number of areas.

1965 – 1982 Evening College and Summer Session

The new college was organized into five divisions: Administration and Business; Arts and Sciences; Education; Engineering and Physical Sciences; and Special Programs. Bachelor of Science/Arts degrees in many disciplines were offered. The increasing need to develop a


graduate degree in business was also recognized. The Master of Administrative Science (MAS) degree was the result, becoming the area’s most popular business degree during this time. In addition, various Master of Science degrees (such as the MS in Applied Behavioral Science) and a Master of Liberal Arts degree also were offered. Courses were first conducted in Columbia, Maryland.

1983 – 1998 School of Continuing Studies

The Master of Science in Business degree was established in 1990, replacing the MAS degree. Additional Master of Science degrees were added in business disciplines, including information technology, real estate and marketing. The school continued to offer Bachelor of Science/Arts degrees, including expanded undergraduate business options. The Leadership Development Program for Minority Managers was established. Classes were first held in Montgomery County, Maryland, and Washington, DC.

1999 – 2006 School of Professional Studies in Business and Education

The new school’s MBA degree was first offered in 1999. Additional degree programs added during this period included a Master of Science in Finance and a Bachelor of Science in Information Systems. A number of cross-disciplinary master’s and certificate programs were developed in conjunction with other Johns Hopkins schools, including Medicine, Public Health, Nursing, and Arts and Sciences.

2007 – Present Carey Business School

The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School was established January 1, 2007. In August, 2010 the charter class of the full time Global MBA program was welcomed in the school’s new home in the Legg Mason Tower in the Harbor East neighborhood of Baltimore.

Alumni

Over 24,000 Johns Hopkins University alumni around the world can lay claim to a relationship with the Carey Business School and its predecessor schools. Approximately 6,000 of them received an MBA degree.


CAREY BUSINESS SCHOOL HISTORY The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School was founded on January 1, 2007 with a gift of $50 million from the late trustee emeritus William Polk Carey. It is the largest gift ever to Johns Hopkins University in support of business education, and enabled the separation of the School of Professional Studies in Business and Education into the School of Education and the Carey Business School.

The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School shares the Johns Hopkins University’s dedication to improving lives on a global scale by addressing pivotal societal issues, including health, poverty, education, and environmental sustainability through rigorous research and education.

For us, this means the transformation of business education, and repurposing the traditional business school toolkit to reflect our principles of humanity, compassion, innovation, and opportunity.

The world needs leaders who understand how business shapes the future and influences our behavior across industries, continents, and cultures.


DEAN’S ADVISORY COUNCIL ROSTER Batu Aksoy, Whiting ’98 Chief Executive Officer & Board Member Turcas Petrol A.Ş. Peter Bain Former President & Chief Executive Officer Old Mutual Asset Management Michael Bossidy, Carey ’97 Head of Global Equities JP Morgan Nancy Brinker Founder Susan G. Komen for the Cure Kevin Buehler Senior Partner McKinsey & Company Wes Bush Chairman, Chief Executive Officer & President Northrop Grumman Corp. Kevin Carey, Carey ’99 Chief Operating Officer & Executive Vice President American Hotel & Lodging Association Charles Constable, Carey ’05 Head of Private Client Business Brown Advisory Pamela Drew, PhD Founder Premier Aerospace Defense

Matthew Echols, Carey ’02 Senior Vice President Public Affairs & Communications Coca-Cola, North America Jeri Fellerman, Carey ’99 Executive Vice President & Team Leader EagleBank Benjamin Griswold, IV Chairman Brown Investment Advisory & Trust Co. Allyson Hackney, Carey ’03 Partner Allyson Capital John Hunter Executive Vice President (Retired) Customer Fulfillment QVC, Inc. Kay Kapoor, Carey ’97 Founder & Chief Executive Officer Arya Technologies David Langstaff Former Chairman, Chief Executive Officer & President TASC, Inc. Anthony Lewis, Carey ’97, ’99 Region Vice President of Government Affairs, Mid Atlantic Verizon Communications, Inc. Gary Loveland, Carey ’91 Principal Global Security Practice PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP


DEAN’S ADVISORY COUNCIL ROSTER (CONT.) Jenny Morgan, Carey ’86 President & Chief Executive Officer Basys, Inc. Louis Naviasky Chief Executive Officer Bayard Advertising Agency, Inc. Robert Olsen, Carey ’04 Chief Executive Officer North Star Group & COMPASS Karen Appleton Page, Carey ’97 Angel Investor & Advisor Karen Peetz, Carey ’81 Former President The Bank of New York Mellon Michael Perkinson, SAIS ’97, Carey ’09 Chief of Staff to Chief Investment Officer Guggenheim Partners Michael Poulos Senior Partner McDermott Will & Emery Vinod Rustgi, MD ’79, Carey ’08 Chief of GI/Hepatology Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital

Pat Sidhu, Carey ’94 Co-Founder The Society for Collegiate Leadership & Achievement Robert Valdes, Carey ’06 Co-Founder alliancebio, LLC Andrea Weiss, Carey ’86 Founding Partner The O Alliance, LLC


DEAN’S ADVISORY COUNCIL NEW MEMBER BIOGRAPHIES


Michael Bossidy, Carey ’97 Head of Global Equities, JP Morgan

Michael Bossidy is a Managing Director and global head of Cash Equity Sales & Marketing for the Corporate & Investment Bank. In this role, Michael is responsible for aligning our client coverage to the opportunity and improving our connectivity to clients. Michael is a member of both the Americas Sales & Marketing and International Sales & Marketing management teams.

Michael works closely with Country Leads, Regional Managers and colleagues in Execution Services and Investor Services to develop a seamless and consistent client coverage model in all regions. He leads a team of 400 professionals who cover clients across the globe and regularly partner with J.P. Morgan’s Banking and Research franchises. Michael is intimately involved in the Equity Product initiatives relating to Technology, Operations, and Regulatory reform. Michael is a strong supporter of Diversity and Career Development at the firm. He is currently a Member of the North America Markets Analysts & Associate Development Council. Michael joined J.P. Morgan in 1999, in Corporate Business Development. He moved to Equities in 2002 and has held a number of leadership positions, including head of Middle Markets Sales, head of U.S. Research Sales, and head of Americas Cash & Derivative Sales. Before joining J.P. Morgan, Michael spent eight years at General Electric in various manufacturing sales roles. Michael received a BA from Boston College in 1992 and an MS from John Hopkins University in 1996. He grew up in Ridgefield, CT and has eight siblings. Michael is married with four children and resides in New Canaan, CT.


Charles Constable, Carey ’05 Head of Private Client Business Brown Advisory Charlie Constable is head of the private client business at Brown

Advisory. Prior to this role, he was the head of U.S. Sales where he

helped lead the firm’s institutional business. Charlie joined Brown

Advisory in 2003. He received his MBA from Johns Hopkins University

in 2005 and his BA from Lake Forest College in 1992.

Charlie’s current and past community involvement include the following: National Board

Member and former Regional Board Chair, Back on My Feet; Board Member, Johns Hopkins

Carey Business School Dean's Alumni Advisory Board; Tocqueville Society Council, United

Way of Central Maryland.


Kris Jenner, SOM ’92 Founding Partner Rock Springs Capital Kris H. Jenner M.D., D. Phil. is a founding partner of Rock Springs Capital, a newly formed investment company dedicated to achieving superior returns in the global health care universe. Prior to the formation of Rock Springs Capital,

Kris spent over 15 years at T. Rowe Price, specializing in the coverage of the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. From 2000 until February 2013, Kris was the sole portfolio manager of the T. Rowe Price Health Sciences Fund, a top-performing, multi-billion dollar strategy focused on global health care investments. Prior to joining T. Rowe Price in 1997, Kris earned a M.D. from the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, a D. Phil from the University of Oxford in molecular biology as a Marshall Scholar, and a B.S. in chemistry, summa cum laude, from the University of Illinois. Kris completed two years of surgery residency at the Johns Hopkins Hospital.


DEAN’S ADVISORY COUNCIL BIOGRAPHIES


Batu Aksoy, Whiting ’98 Chief Executive Officer & Board Member, Turcas Petrol A. Ş.

Batu Aksoy is the Vice Chairman of Aksoy Holdings as well as CEO & Board Member of Turcas Petrol and its controlled subsidiaries. He is also an Executive Board Member at Conrad Istanbul Hotel, Aksoy Real Estate Investment Companies, Aksoy International Trading, RWE & Turcas Power Generation and Natural Gas Wholesale JV Companies and Vice Chairman of TAIB Investment Bank.

Batu is currently affiliated with the organizations listed below:

Vice chairman, Energy Working Group, TUSIAD (Turkish Industrialists’ and Businessmen's Association)

Vice Chairman, Energy Business Council, DEIK (Foreign Economic Relations Board of Turkey)

Former Chairman and Member, ETD (Energy Traders Association) Former Chairman and Member, PETFORM (Petroleum Platform Association) Member, YPO (Young Presidents Organization).

Mr. Aksoy earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical & Computer Engineering from The Johns Hopkins University.


Peter Bain Former President & Chief Executive Officer, Old Mutual Asset Management Peter Bain is President and Chief Executive Officer of Old Mutual Asset Management (OMAM), the U.S. based global asset management business of Old Mutual plc. He serves on the Executive Committee of Old Mutual plc and as a Director on the Board of OMAM. Peter has more than two decades of experience

leading and advising firms in the investment management industry. Previously he was a Senior Executive Vice President at Legg Mason, Inc. where he held leadership positions from 2000 to 2009. Most recently he served as Head of Affiliate Management and Corporate Strategy where he oversaw the firm's investment managers. Prior to that, he served as Chief Administrative Officer where he was responsible for the firm's overall administration and operations.

Peter received a Bachelor of Arts in American Studies from Trinity College, where he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and graduated with honors in General Scholarship. He received his Juris Doctor degree from Harvard Law School.


Nancy Brinker Founder, Susan G. Komen for the Cure Shortly after Susan's death from breast cancer at the age of 36, Brinker founded Susan G. Komen for the Cure® in 1982. Brinker faced an immediate uphill battle: newspapers balked at printing the words "breast cancer," no one talked openly about the disease, there were no 800-numbers, no internet and few, if any, support groups. Few treatment options existed for breast cancer patients and limited resources were committed to the disease. In a matter of years, Brinker broke the silence around breast cancer, and Susan G. Komen is now

the world's largest grassroots network of breast cancer survivors and activists fighting to save lives, empower people, ensure quality care for all and energize science to find the cures. Today, the organization has invested more than $2.2 billion in breast cancer research, education, screening and treatment. Her creativity in raising awareness led to programs that at the time were revolutionary: In 1983, she founded the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure® series, which is now the world's largest and most successful education and fundraising event for breast cancer. She also pioneered cause-related marketing, allowing millions to participate in the fight against breast cancer through businesses that share Komen's commitment to end the disease forever. Komen's unwavering advocacy for breast cancer survivors led to new legislation and greater government research funding. Major advances in breast cancer research have been touched by hundreds of millions of dollars in Komen funding. Brinker's determination to create a world without breast cancer is matched by her passion for enlisting every segment of society – from leaders to citizens – to participate in the battle. In 2009, President Barack Obama honored her with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor, for this work. The same year, she was named Goodwill Ambassador for Cancer Control for the United Nations' World Health Organization, where she continues her mission to put cancer control at the top of the world health agenda. In 2010, Brinker released her New York Times best-selling memoir “Promise Me,” an inspirational story of her transformation from bereaved sister to the undisputed leader of the ongoing international movement to end breast cancer. She was named one of TIME magazine's "100 Most Influential People" in 2008. From 2001-2003, she served as U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Hungary and served as U.S. Chief of Protocol from 2007-2009 where she was responsible for overseeing all protocol matters for visiting heads of state and presidential travel abroad. In 2008, President George W. Bush appointed her to The Kennedy Center Board of Trustees.


Kevin Buehler Senior Partner, McKinsey & Company Kevin is a Senior Partner in the New York office of McKinsey & Company. He is a co-leader and co-founder of Global Risk Practice and also serves as co-leader of the Corporate & Investment Banking Practice in the Americas. Kevin also serves on the Firm Investments Committee, overseeing the management of a range of investment products for firm pension plans and partners of the firm. He has significant experience addressing the strategic, operational, and investment decisions facing leading financial institutions.

Kevin’s thinking on financial institutions and risk management has appeared in the American Banker, the Harvard Business Review, The Wall Street Journal, and the McKinsey Quarterly. His recent experience includes working with 11 U.S. banks with a total of more than $9 trillion in assets to assess the likely impact of proposed Basel III capital and liquidity requirements, developing and implementing a strategy for the wind-down of a large and complex derivatives portfolio, designing and implementing a comprehensive program to achieve best-in-class risk management at a leading financial institution, assisting two leading banks on their stress testing efforts, and serving a central bank on the extension of one of its liquidity support programs. Kevin received an AB in Economics, summa cum laude, from Harvard College and a JD, magna cum laude, from Harvard Law School, where he served as an editor of the Harvard Law Review.


Wes Bush Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, and President Northrop Grumman Corp. Wes Bush is chairman, chief executive officer and president of Northrop Grumman Corporation, a leader in global security. Bush was named chief executive officer and president in January 2010, and elected to the company’s Board of Directors in 2009. He assumed the role of chairman in July 2011. Bush previously served as the president and chief operating officer of the company. Before that, he served as the corporate

vice president and chief financial officer, and earlier, as the president of the company’s Space Technology sector. Prior to the acquisition of TRW by Northrop Grumman, he had served since 2001 as president and chief executive officer for TRW’s UK-based Global Aeronautical Systems. Bush joined TRW in 1987 as a systems engineer, and served in engineering, program management and business development roles in TRW’s Space & Electronics business. Prior to joining TRW, he held engineering positions with both the Aerospace Corporation and Comsat Labs. Bush earned a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree in electrical engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He also completed the University of California, Los Angeles’ Executive Management Program. Bush serves on the board of directors of Norfolk Southern Corporation, as well as the boards of several nonprofit organizations, including the Aerospace Industries Association, Business-Higher Education Forum, Conservation International and the U.S. Naval Academy Foundation. Northrop Grumman is a leading global security company providing innovative systems, products and solutions in unmanned systems, cyber, C4ISR, and logistics and modernization to government and commercial customers worldwide.


Kevin Carey, Carey ’99 Chief Operating Officer & Executive Vice President American Hotel & Lodging Association Kevin served as a senior executive with American Express Company for over 25 years, where he held domestic and international commercial operating roles in the merchant, card and corporate travel businesses. Since 2015, Kevin has been consulting Fortune 100 companies, private equity firms, and start-

ups on payment strategies and online & mobile travel-related solutions. He has held leadership roles in prominent industry organizations including, US Travel Association, Travel Business Roundtable and the Global Business Travel Association. Kevin received his BA in History from Penn State and earned his master’s in business from Johns Hopkins University. Kevin also currently serves as a member of the Dean’s Advisory Council at The Johns Hopkins University Carey School of Business and a member of the Parent Philanthropy Committee at Penn State. Kevin resides in Far Hills, NJ with his family.


Dr. Pamela Drew Founder, CEO, Premier Aerospace Defense Dr. Drew is founder and CEO of Premier Aerospace Defense located in Herndon, VA. Until 2015, Dr. Pamela (Pam) Drew served as Executive Vice President and President of Information Systems, a business area of Exelis that is a leading provider of mission critical network solutions. These solutions leverage the group’s core capabilities that span the full life cycle of critical networks – including system architecture, design, development, deployment, integration, test and evaluation, operations,

maintenance, sustainment and modernization. These services are currently provided to US government agencies including the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), US Air Force, US Navy, US Army, Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA), and the Intelligence community; additionally, the business includes a growing commercial aviation and international presence, primarily in Australia and southeast Asia. Before joining Exelis, Dr. Drew was the senior vice president of Strategic Capabilities and Technology at TASC, leading an enterprise-wide team that provided systems engineering and integration, cyber security, financial and business analytics and test and evaluation solutions to intelligence, defense and federal and civil customers. In a prior role at TASC, she led the Enterprise Systems business unit that served defense and federal civil agencies including DTRA, DHS and the FAA. Prior to that, Dr. Drew was sector vice president of business development for Northrop Grumman’s Mission Systems sector. Before joining Northrop Grumman in 2008, Dr. Drew was vice president and general manager for Boeing’s Integrated Defense and Security Solutions organization heading strategy and business generation in homeland and global security markets. While at Boeing, Dr. Drew also served as vice president and general manager of Boeing’s C3ISR business unit serving the US Air Force, US Navy and several international customers including the United Kingdom, NATO, Australia, and Turkey. And in a prior role, she led a significant portion of Boeing Phantom Works developing and transitioning technology across the commercial airplane and military businesses. Dr. Drew has held several leadership roles with the National Academies including her recent service as the vice chair of the National Research Council Air Force Studies Board and her current role on a “NextGen” Air Traffic Management committee for the Transportation Research Board.


Matthew Echols, Carey ’02 Senior Vice President, Public Affairs & Communications Coca-Cola, North America Matt Echols is the Senior Vice President of Public Affairs and Communications for Coca-Cola North America. He oversees strategic direction for multiple teams, including brand, business, and internal communications, social commitment marketing, government relations, and partnerships with community stakeholders. Previously, Matt was Vice President, Corporate Government and

Public Affairs for The Coca-Cola Company, based in Washington, D.C. and responsible for managing the company’s corporate offices in Washington and New York City. As a senior strategist, he focused on domestic and global initiatives. His broad public policy expertise encompasses sustainability, tax and trade, and international affairs. Matt led the Company’s U.S. State Government Relations team and its engagement on ballot initiatives and integrated issue campaigns across the country. In nearly every state capital, he worked with Coca-Cola bottlers on legislative and regulatory issues impacting employees, brands, customers, consumers and facilities. Since joining Coca-Cola in 1998, Matt has collaborated with international teams in multiple countries to develop strategies to manage complex public affairs issues and effectively communicate with a wide range of audiences. Matt serves in leadership roles on numerous business, foreign policy and public policy boards, including the Meridian International Center’s Board of Trustees, the Board of the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition and on the International Policy Committee of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. He also represents the Company before the Council on Foreign Relations, the Center for Strategic International Studies, the Brookings Institution, the Wilson Center, and the Washington Economic Club. In 2010, he was appointed by then-Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue to the Board of the Georgia Public Broadcasting Commission. Matt holds a Master’s degree from Johns Hopkins University’s Carey Business School and a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the University of West Georgia. He also completed the Strategic Leadership Program at Oxford University’s Said Business School.


Jeri Fellerman, Carey ’99 Executive Vice President & Team Leader EagleBank Jeri Fellerman, EVP & Team Leader, manages the C&I Lending group for EagleBank in Northern Virginia. She has over 30 years of experience in the banking industry in a variety of locations including Anchorage, Alaska, Denver, Colorado and for the past 25 years, in Washington, D.C. Her experience ranges from commercial banking, to non-profit and commercial real estate finance. Previously, Ms. Fellerman spent 11 years as an SVP & Senior Relationship Manager

at Wells Fargo Bank. She also held similar positions at SunTrust, Bank of America and Riggs Bank. Ms. Fellerman is active in the community and serves on the Board of Directors of the Girl Scout Council of the Nation’s Capital, The Women’s Center in Vienna, Virginia, The Foundation for Fairfax County Public Schools and is a member of the Dean’s Advisory Council for The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School. Ms. Fellerman received a B.A. in International Affairs from Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Oregon, and an M.S. in Business with a concentration in Finance from The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School in Baltimore, Maryland.


Benjamin Griswold IV Chairman, Brown Investment Advisory & Trust Co. Mr. Griswold is Chairman of Brown Investment Advisory & Trust Company and joined the firm in 2005. Prior to joining Brown Advisory, Mr. Griswold was Senior Chairman of DB Alex. Brown, Senior Chairman of BT Alex. Brown and Chairman of Alex. Brown & Sons. Mr. Griswold graduated from Princeton University in 1962 and served as an artillery officer in the U.S. 7th Army in Germany before receiving an MBA from Harvard in 1967.

Education

Princeton University, A.B. (1962) Harvard, M.B.A. (1967)

Community Involvement

Chairman, Brown Investment Advisory & Trust Company Former Senior Chairman, Deutsche Bank Securities Former Chairman, Alex. Brown & Sons Inc. Trustee Emeritus, Johns Hopkins University Non-Executive Chairman, W.P. Carey & Co. Chairman, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Endowment Board Trustee, Gilman School Trustee, W.P. Carey Foundation

Board of Directors Member:

Stanley Black and Decker, Inc. Flower Foods, Inc. Signal Hill Capital Group, LLC Deutsche Bank Americas Advisory Board Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Board of Overseers


Allyson Hackney, Carey ’03 Partner, Allyson Capital Lynn Hackney is a well-known entrepreneur and innovator in the Washington, DC multifamily real estate industry. She is currently Partner at Allyson Capital. Prior to this, she served as Senior Advisor of Urban Pace, the leading real estate sales, leasing, marketing and advisory firm in the National capital region, with additional offices in New York City and Philadelphia. Urban Pace is

now part of The Long & Foster Companies. Lynn is the only woman in the metropolitan area who has a leadership position in her field as owner of a major real estate services firm, residential or commercial. Under her leadership, Urban Pace has been number one in market share in its field for many years, even during the financial downturn, during which Urban Pace experienced record-breaking prices and sales pace. Since Lynn founded Urban Pace in 2001, the company has orchestrated the disposition of more than $2 Billion of real estate assets comprising more than 6,500 condominiums and townhomes. Lynn also is a Partner in Allyson Capital, an investment firm specializing in equity and debt for residential and commercial real estate transactions. Allyson Capital has offices in Washington, New York, and Miami. Complementing Urban Pace’s full range of services to developers, Allyson Capital provides specialized financing for projects with an average valuation of $30 million each. Lynn was unanimously elected 2016-18 President of the District of Columbia Building Industry Association (DCBIA), the first woman ever to serve in that capacity, and is a 2015 winner of Smart CEO’s Brava Awards. In addition, Lynn serves on the Boards of the Washington, DC Economic Development Partnership and Hamiltonian Artists; she also is a founding member of the Washington ULI Women’s Leadership Initiative, has served on the Board of Capital Bank and joined the board of Eagle Bank in May 2016. Lynn has been a major fundraiser and volunteer in several national Presidential election campaigns, and serves on the Boards of two high-profile national nonprofit organizations. A longtime resident of Washington, DC, Lynn holds a certificate from Harvard Business School, a master’s degree in business administration from Johns Hopkins University, and a bachelor’s of science degree in economics and finance from Virginia Commonwealth University.


John Hunter Retired Executive Vice President, Customer Fulfillment Services, QVC, Inc. John Hunter recently retired from QVC holding the position of executive vice president of customer fulfillment services. In this position, Mr. Hunter was responsible for overseeing over 12,000 associates in customer service, distribution, business analysis and engineering, and quality assurance teams, and the company’s three US based call centers and its four US distribution centers. He also led the building of fulfillment and customer service operations in each of QVC’s global operations in Europe and Asia.

Hunter joined QVC in 1991 as vice president of customer services and has held various roles of increasing responsibility with the company, including senior vice president of distribution and senior vice president of customer services. Among his many successes with the company, Hunter played an architectural role in developing QVC’s world-class customer service organization. Under his leadership, QVC won top placements in the most respected retail industry rankings for customer service. QVC recently achieved second place in ForeSee’s ranking of etailers who provide the highest customer satisfaction.

In January 2013 QVC was recognized as a Top 10 retailer for customer service by the National Retail Federation (NRF) for the fourth consecutive year. Hunter spearheaded the transformation of QVC’s distribution network to support the rapid growth of the company’s e-commerce platforms, and helped lead the charge for new technologies across television, phone, online, mobile and tablet touch points to enhance the user experience. Mr. Hunter’s previous professional background includes a nine-year career with Citibank, serving as senior vice president in its credit card division. Prior to Citibank, Hunter spent eight years with Avis Rent a Car in sales and marketing. Hunter served on the board of directors for GSI Commerce, Inc. He is also the advisory board chairman for the Leadership Development Program at the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, and participates in speaking engagements with other universities and businesses. Hunter is a contributing author to Ernan Roman’s “Integrated Direct Marketing” and Lance and Dorothy Berger’s “Talent Management Handbook.” Hunter earned his bachelor’s degree in marketing from Pace University in New York.


Kay Kapoor, Carey ’97 Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Arya Technologies Kay Kapoor served as President of AT&T’s $4.5B Government Solutions business. She leads a team of 4,000 professionals who are focused on delivering innovative network solutions, voice and data solutions, information technology, and cyber security across Defense, Civilian, Public Safety and National Security agencies. Before joining AT&T, she served as CEO of Accenture Federal Services, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Accenture LLC. Prior, Kapoor

worked 20 years for Lockheed Martin Corporation, ultimately serving as Vice President and COO of Lockheed Martin’s IS&GS-Civil Unit. Kapoor has a Master’s degree in Business from Johns Hopkins University and a Bachelor's degree in Information Systems from the University of Maryland. She has completed executive programs at MIT and Harvard Universities. She is the recipient of numerous company, industry, and government awards and also is involved in various industry and non-profit activities in the greater Washington, DC area. Kapoor immigrated to the U.S. from India to pursue her education and credits her background with her desire to give back every day. She credits her Johns Hopkins education for giving her tools to rise from producer to manager to leader. She reminds students to “always keep ethics front and center,” noting that her reputation for integrity has paved the way for her professional progress.


David Langstaff Former Chairman, Chief Executive Officer & President TASC, Inc. David Langstaff is currently CEO of Argotyche, Inc., a private consulting business and is a member of the Defense Business Board. In addition, he is a Senior Moderator for the Aspen Institute. David Langstaff is the former chairman, president, and CEO of TASC,

a $1.5 billion company offering advanced enterprise engineering, integration, decision support, and other technical services across the national security community. He held those positions from 2010 to 2013. Previously, he was founder, president, CEO, and director of Veridian Corporation, from its formation in 1995, through its IPO in 2002 and ultimate sale to General Dynamics in August 2003. David chairs the advisory board of the Aspen Institute Business and Society policy program and serves as a senior moderator for the Aspen Global Leadership Network. In addition, he is an Executive Fellow with the Center for Higher Ambition Leadership, a trustee of the Committee for Economic Development, and a director of The Hitachi Foundation. He serves on the Defense Business Board, the Wolf Trap Foundation Board, and on the Advisory Board of the Open Cloud Consortium. He also has served on a number of public and private company boards. David is a baroque, classical and folk musician, and is currently putting together a PBS special on the history of recorded music, with Sir George Martin, to be aired in spring of 2016. He lives on a farm in Comus, MD. David received a BA from Harvard College in 1977 and earned an MBA from the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration in 1981.


Anthony Lewis, Carey ’97, ’99 Region Vice President of Government Affairs, Mid Atlantic, Verizon Communications, Inc. Tony Lewis is region vice president of government affairs for Verizon. He oversees the corporations’ interests in Delaware, the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia. Mr. Lewis assumed this position in October 2011 and his responsibilities include shaping and advancing Verizon’s public policy

initiatives for the wireline, wireless and enterprise business segments. He also directs Verizon’s philanthropic activities for the region. Prior to this position Mr. Lewis served as vice president of Wholesale Development and Operations for Verizon Wireless. He was also responsible for executing the open development initiative which included directing the pricing, activation, billing, distribution, device specification, testing, communications planning and financial matters for the project. From 2004 to 2008, Mr. Lewis was the president of Verizon - Washington DC where he had oversight for all of Verizon's operations, including regulatory and financial matters in the nation's capital. Previously Lewis held the title of executive director, business planning. His responsibilities included the coordination and linkage of strategic policy and initiatives affecting Verizon’s business units and its regulatory organization. Mr. Lewis has served on various boards including, the Board of Trustees of Elizabeth City State University, the Board of Associates of Gallaudet University, the DC Workforce Investment Council, District of Columbia College Access Program (DC-CAP), the Washington Performing Arts Society and the Cultural Alliance of Greater Washington. He currently serves on the boards of Fight for Children, the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, the corporate advisory board for the Johns Hopkins University Cary School of Business, the Greater Washington Board of Trade, the Federal City Council and is Chairman of the Washington DC Chamber of Commerce’s Governing Board. Mr. Lewis graduated from Elizabeth City State University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in business in 1986. He furthered his education at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business Leadership Development Program and the Johns Hopkins Leadership Development Program in 1996. He obtained his MBA from the Johns Hopkins University in 2000.


Gary Loveland, Carey ’91 Principal, Global Security Practice, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Mr. Loveland is a principal in PricewaterhouseCooper's advisory practice with over 22 years of information systems management and implementation experience. Based in Southern California, he has deep expertise in information technology, cybersecurity, and risk management, as well as extensive hands-on security management and implementation

experience. Mr. Loveland has functioned as a data security officer and has worked closely with executive management teams to recommend and implement security strategies in large-scale business environments. He has worked extensively with the key vendors in the security industry to deploy security solutions to solve business needs. His expertise also includes network, Internet, and enterprise security solutions. Mr. Loveland has overseen numerous security deployments that have been successfully implemented for millions of internal and external users. He is a regular speaker at security industry events and has written numerous information security articles. He holds an M.A.S. degree in Information Technology Management from The Johns Hopkins University and a B.A. degree in Government and Politics from George Mason University.


Jenny Morgan, Carey ’86 President & Chief Executive Officer, Basys, Inc. Jenny Morgan joined basys in 2009, where she currently serves as President and CEO. She also serves as the Chairman of the Baltimore Branch at Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond and as a Director of Mirixa. Ms. Morgan started her career with Emdeon, formerly known as WebMD. She served as Senior Vice President of Emdeon from 1984 to 1986. In 2004, when Emdeon acquired ViPS,

Morgan joined Emdeon as the Executive Vice President of Payer Services and served until 2006. In 1984, Morgan joined ViPS and served in various positions throughout her 20-year career. During her tenure at ViPS, Morgan tripled the revenue of the company and led its sale to WebMD in 2004. She also served as a Director of Mercantile Bankshares from 2004 to 2007. In 2006, she joined Sterling Partners, a private equity firm with $4 billion in assets under management, and served as an Investment Principal until 2009 when she joined Basys, a Maryland-based software company for the employee benefits industry. In 2000, she was selected as a finalist for the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of The Year® Award and in 2005 named the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of The Year® Award winner for the state of Maryland. From 2001 to 2003, she received the Deloitte & Touche Technology Fast 50 award as CEO of one of Maryland’s 50 fastest-growing technology companies. Jenny holds a Master of Administrative Sciences degree from The Johns Hopkins University. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in economics from Brandeis University, where she graduated magna cum laude and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa.


Louis Naviasky Chief Executive Officer, Bayard Advertising Agency, Inc. Louis Naviasky is Bayard Advertising’s Chief Operating Officer and has held that position since 1998. He has overseen the agency’s development and growth from its typesetting roots to a creative and interactive media force in several vertical markets. Louis directs US and International operations with branches in 12 states, and key partnerships in Europe, Asia, and Latin America. Louis also leads the agencies internal

investment and acquisition strategies, currently focused on developing new areas of business capability in emerging digital and social channels. In addition to his work at Bayard, Louis is active in charitable and philanthropic endeavors and has served as President of his Temple and Chairman of its award winning day camp, serving over 550 children in Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island. Louis also co-chairs the UJA Federations Long Island President’s Council and serves on the board of the Children’s Medical Fund. He is an active member of the Marketing and Communications Committee for UJA Federation of Greater New York. Louis earned his BA from University of Maryland College Park and went on to study at The John Hopkins University’s Carey Business School.


Robert Olsen, Carey ’04 Chief Executive Officer, North Star Group & COMPASS Robert (Bob) Olsen is the Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of North Star Group, LLC and Comprehensive Applied Security Solutions, LLC (COMPASS). Mr. Olsen is a proven professional with more than 20 years of experience in operations, information technology, cybersecurity, engineering, and finance. He has led North Star Group to being recognized on the Inc. 500/5000 list of fastest growing private companies for 3 consecutive years.

Prior to co-founding North Star Group and COMPASS, Mr. Olsen served as vice president of program management and corporate services for Corvis/Broadwing Communications (Austin, Texas) and Regional Engineering Manager, Verizon (Baltimore, MD). During his employment at Corvis/Broadwing Mr. Olsen developed, implemented and managed the customer service organization for a $1B market cap technology company; led the network integration of a $350M telecommunications company; reengineered corporate-wide new product development processes resulting in significantly reduced time to market, higher quality and more tightly integrated offerings; led the corporate-wide ISO9001-2000 certification for a 2,000 employee technology company; and implemented a corporate-wide project management system. Prior to Verizon, Mr. Olsen was a non-commissioned officer in the 82nd Airborne Division, United States Army. Mr. Olsen graduated from Towson University (Towson, Maryland), with a Bachelor of Science degree in liberal arts. He later earned a master of science in information and telecommunication systems and a master of business administration from The Johns Hopkins University’s Carey Business School. Mr. Olsen is also a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP).


Karen Appleton Page, Carey ’97 Angel Investor & Advisor

Appleton served as the Founding Executive and Senior Vice President of Global Alliances at Box, Inc. She is also the Co-Founder and General Partner at Acceleprise. She served as Vice President of Business Development at Box, Inc. Prior to Box, Ms. Appleton served as Vice President of

Development at Prosper Marketplace, Inc. and was responsible for establishing new client relationships and building demand. Prior to joining Prosper, Ms. Appleton was responsible for client relationship and business development initiatives for The Peninsula Group, the largest private wealth management team at Citigroup Smith Barney with assets in excess of $5 billion. As Director of Business Development at Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe, LLP, she worked to strategically deepen and broaden existing, and prospective client relationships. Prior to joining Orrick, she served as National Marketing Manager for Mergers & Acquisitions, Venture Capital, Life Sciences. She also served as National Marketing Director for the corporate group at Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison, LLP. At Lexis-Nexis, she launched internet product, managed top-tier accounts, and ran business development for the state of Hawaii. She has been a Member of Advisory Board at Allbound, Inc. since 2016. She holds an advisory board seat with The Forum for Women Entrepreneurs & Executives and serves on the Board of Directors for SV2. She serves on the Professional Advisory Council of the San Francisco Ballet. Ms. Appleton is the PR Chairperson for the Tomahawk's Lacrosse Club in Menlo Park.


Karen Peetz, Carey ’81 Former President The Bank of New York Mellon Ms. Peetz is the retired President of The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation, a global financial services company headquartered in New York. Ms. Peetz served as President of The Bank of New York Mellon from 2013 until 2016. She joined The Bank of New York Mellon in 1998 and served in a variety of management positions before she was named President, including as Vice Chair and Chief Executive Officer of The Bank of New York Mellon’s financial

markets and treasury services group. Before joining the Bank of New York Mellon, Ms. Peetz served in a variety of leadership positions at JPMorgan Chase & Co., and its predecessor companies. Ms. Peetz earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Pennsylvania State University and a Master of Science degree from Johns Hopkins University. Currently, she is a member of the Board of Trustees of Johns Hopkins University and a member of the Financial Business Advisory Board at the Carey Business School of Johns Hopkins University, a member of the Board of Directors of The Global Lyme Alliance, and a member of the Business Committee of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Ms. Peetz is a former Chair and Emeritus Trustee of Pennsylvania State University.


Michael Perkinson, SAIS ’97, Carey ’09 Chief of Staff to Chief Investment Officer, Guggenheim Partners Michael Perkinson joined Guggenheim Partners in 2012. He oversees the executive and business-process aspects of Guggenheim Partners’ Asset Management business. This includes responsibility for developing processes, setting priorities and allocating resources. Mr. Perkinson is a native of Newport, Rhode Island and attended the University of London and The American University and graduated from the latter with a degree in comparative politics. He worked in the British House of Commons and as a staff

member for the US Senate Committee on Foreign Relations. He was commissioned as a naval intelligence officer in 1989 and served in Europe, Asia and the Middle East. During 21 years of active naval service he served in various combat and diplomatic roles as well as leading operational and analytic organizations.

While assigned to NATO Headquarters, he was the Supreme Allied Commander’s analyst with responsibility for the Balkans. Later, during an extended assignment in the Balkans he was seconded to the British 22nd Special Air Services Regiment. He served in Iraq in 1991 and again in 2005, where he was responsible for a joint direct action team focused on counter terrorism missions in al-Anbar Governorate.

Michael was assigned to the staff of the Director of Central Intelligence, where he maintained responsibility for the US intelligence relationship with the United Nations. He served as a US diplomat in the People’s Republic of China where he was responsible for managing sensitive negotiations with the Chinese government. Mr. Perkinson studied Chinese Politics at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) and received a Master of Science in Finance from Carey Business School.

Following his retirement from government, Mr. Perkinson was a Partner at Veracity Worldwide, a political risk consultancy in New York, where he built the China practice, growing revenue from 3% of total revenues to 21% in 22 months.

Mr. Perkinson is skilled in managing sensitive negotiations, overseeing multi-national teams and in managing change in growing and complex organizations. He speaks Mandarin Chinese and lives in Santa Monica, California.


Michael Poulos Senior Partner, McDermott Will & Emery Michael S. Poulos concentrates his practice on complex litigation relating to consumer fraud, securities, insurance and professional malpractice litigation, as well as various forms of governmental investigations by the SEC, US Attorney's office and other agencies. He is experienced representing clients from Fortune 500 companies to small closely held corporations. Michael has substantial first-chair trial experience in state

and federal courts throughout the United States. He has obtained favorable trial verdicts in complex securities class action cases, as well as acted as lead trial counsel in the multi-million "tax shelter" litigation brought against one of the largest accounting firms, and coordinated the defense of civil actions filed by taxpayers throughout the United States. Prior to joining the Firm, Michael was the co-managing partner, Americas, for a large international law firm.


Vinod Rustgi, MD ’79, Carey ’08 Chief of GI/Hepatology, Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Dr. Rustgi has published key findings on liver diseases, specifically hepatitis A, B, and C. He has focused on the effects of liver complications during pregnancy. He conducted extensive research and clinical trials of potential treatments for patients with hepatitis sponsored by leading pharmaceutical companies and research centers. As the co-author of five books, 82 articles, and over 130 abstracts,

Dr. Rustgi’s work has been published in several leading journals in his field, including Gastroenterology, Hepatology, Transplantation, and The New England Journal of Medicine. He is a longstanding member of the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases where he also served on the Governing Board. Dr. Rustgi has been honored numerous times throughout his distinguished career. He was the recipient of the National Research Service Award in Gastroenterology and has served as a reviewer for the Medical Research Council of Canada. He is a Fellow of numerous professional societies including the Royal College of Physicians (London). Dr. Rustgi earned his M.D. and M.B.A. degrees from Johns Hopkins University. He completed his medical internship at Baylor College of Medicine, his medical residency at Georgetown University Hospital, and gastroenterology fellowships at the Stanford University Medical Center and the Liver Diseases Section of the National Institute of Health. Prior to joining UPMC, Dr. Rustgi served as a clinical professor of medicine and surgery at the Georgetown University School of Medicine and a clinical professor of medicine at the Medical College of Virginia while practicing at Inova Fairfax Hospital.


Pat Sidhu, Carey ’94 Co-Founder, The Society for Collegiate Leadership & Achievement Dr. Pat Sidhu is a serial entrepreneur who has demonstrated high levels of success in building and directing multiple thriving enterprises. His former leadership positions include Co-founder, Learn-it Systems, LLC; Founder & CEO, Spectrum Solutions Group Inc.; Co-founder, President & COO of HiFusion, Inc.; and Co-founder, President & CFO Liberty Lending, Inc. One of Dr. Sidhu's ventures, Learn-it Systems, LLC, the largest provider of supplemental educational services under the No

Child Left Behind Act, provided customized, outcomes-focused tutoring to over 40,000 students per week. Overall, his ventures have employed over 15,000 individuals and have been recognized for providing rich experiential learning and leadership development opportunities. Dr. Sidhu has expertise in organizational and leadership development and has developed strategies for leading people in an increasingly connected global society. As a mentor and coach to numerous current and future entrepreneurs and business leaders, he guides individuals to seek the requisite academic support systems and skills development opportunities to maximize their performance and achievement. Dr. Sidhu received a BA from George Washington University in 1987, a MS in Finance from Johns Hopkins University in 1993, and a Doctorate in Management from Southern California University in 1997.


Robert Valdes, Carey ’06 Co-Founder, alliancebio, LLC Robert Valdes, MBA '06 has over 25 years of biotechnology experience and currently serves as cofounder/Industry Consultant for alliancebio, LLC serving clients in the US, EU, and east Asia. Prior to this start-up, Robert (Bob) served as the Director, Large-Scale Manufacturing at

Human Genome Sciences (acquired by GSK) where he oversaw the manufacture of Human Genome’s first commercial product Benlysta®, the first lupus drug to make it through US regulators in more than half a century. Prior to his 12-year tenure at Human Genome Sciences, he was employed by Lonza Biologics (US/UK) from 1994 to 2000 in various positions in biologics manufacturing, design, and engineering. Bob’s first awesome biotech job out of school was at Charm Sciences Inc. as a pilot-plant microbiologist. As a strong community citizen, Bob founded and operated RRMS Inc. for 12 years. RRMS was a nonprofit (501c3) benefitting the Multiple Sclerosis community in over 20 states. From 2009-2016, Bob also served on the Johns Hopkins Carey School of Business’ Alumni Board (DAAB) whose primary goal is to encourage global alumni participation and engagement. Bob lives in Gaithersburg, MD with his wife Susie and enjoys cycling, hockey, and karate. Originally from the northeast, Mr. Valdes and his wife have lived in Maryland for 16 years. Mr. Valdes holds Masters Degrees from the University of Massachusetts (MSc) and Johns Hopkins University (MBA) and a BA in microbiology from the University of New Hampshire. An advocate for continuous learning, Bob is currently taking classes to learn Korean and Mandarin.


Andrea Weiss, Carey ’86 Founding Partner, The O Alliance, LLC Andrea Weiss is co-founder of The O Alliance, a new consulting model designed to align a retailer’s organizational practices with today’s digitally savvy consumer. Ms. Weiss presently serves as Chief Executive Officer of Retail Consulting, Inc. (RCI), a boutique-consulting firm focused on the retail and consumer industry in both the U.S. and Europe. Her clients have

included both fashion and consumer brands such as L’Oreal USA, Pfizer Consumer Healthcare, Starbucks, Grupo Cortefiel, and various global private equity funds. Experienced in preparing strategic plans and implementing turnaround initiatives, Ms. Weiss has also worked to build global brands. Since 2002 she has been an advisor and partner to Grupo Cortefiel, one of Europe’s largest retailers that operate more than 1700 points of sale worldwide in 64 countries. Using her inherent abilities to execute new strategies, she built brands such as Springfield and Women Secret to what they are today. As President of retailer dELiA*s from May 2001 to October 2002, Ms. Weiss focused her attention on merchandising, marketing, e-commerce and retail store management while also serving as an investor and a strong member of the Board of Directors. From May 1998 to February 2001, she served as Executive Vice President, Chief Stores Officer of The Limited, Inc. and Intimate Brands, Inc., where she was responsible for store operations, brand delivery and service strategy for the $14 billion enterprise. Ms. Weiss holds a Masters of Administrative Science from The Johns Hopkins University that she received in 1986 and graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Virginia Commonwealth University in 1976. She also completed post-graduate studies at Harvard Business School and The Kellogg School at Northwestern University. She has been a frequent speaker for the National Retail Federation, International Council of Shopping Centers and at consumer investment conferences. Ms. Weiss was honored by Crain’s New York as one of “40 Under 40” at age 37. With her husband, Richard, Ms. Weiss is passionate about breeding and racing thoroughbred horses and resides in Florida at Sorrento Oaks Farm.


DEAN’S ADVISORY COUNCIL - CONTACT INFORMATION


Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Dean’s Advisory Council – Contact Information

Board Member Email Address

Batu Aksoy [email protected]

Peter Bain [email protected]

Mike Bossidy [email protected]

Nancy Brinker [email protected]

Kevin Buehler [email protected]

Wes Bush [email protected]

Kevin Carey [email protected]

Charles A. Constable [email protected]

Pamela Drew, PhD [email protected]

Matthew Echols [email protected]

Jeri Fellerman [email protected]

Benjamin Griswold, IV [email protected]

Allyson Hackney [email protected]

John Hunter [email protected]

Kris Jenner [email protected]

Kay Kapoor [email protected]

David Langstaff [email protected]

Anthony Lewis [email protected]

Gary Loveland [email protected]

Jenny Morgan [email protected]

Louis Naviasky [email protected]

Robert Olsen [email protected]

Karen Appleton Page [email protected]

Karen Peetz [email protected]

Michael Perkinson [email protected]

Michael Poulos [email protected]

Vinod Rustgi, MD [email protected]

Pat Sidhu [email protected]

Robert Valdes [email protected]

Andrea Weiss [email protected]


SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES


Josh Feldmeth Senior Partner, Prophet Josh, a senior partner in Prophet’s New York office, is a strategist who helps clients create share-holder value and build strong brands by fusing business strategy and the customer experience. Using analytics, decision sciences, branding, design thinking and digital integration to capture growth opportunities, he’s equally at

home running Monte Carlo simulations as he is breaking-down a Beethoven piano sonata. Before joining Prophet, he spent 14 years at Interbrand, working around the world and with such companies as AT&T, GE, Credit Suisse, BMW, Target, Roche and UPS. Josh is a regular contributor to business media, including CNBC and Bloomberg, as well as a frequent business school lecturer. He earned his BA at Wheaton College (IL) and his MBA from the University of Texas, Austin.


Peter Marber, PhD Senior Lecturer, Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Author, professor, and Wall Street professional, Peter Marber has been a pioneering figure in global finance for three decades. An award-winning money manager, he headed emerging market investments for Loomis, Sayles & Company, HSBC Global Asset Management, and was a partner and president of the emerging market subsidiaries at Wasserstein, Perella & Co.

In addition to publishing six books, Marber has taught at Columbia University, Harvard University, and Universidad Francisco Marroquin. He has lectured at dozens of international conferences and has been a market commentator for CNN, the Financial Times, CNBC, Barron’s, Reuters, Bloomberg, and the Wall Street Journal. He has served or serves on boards for Columbia University, the Emerging Markets Trade Association, New America Foundation, and World Policy Institute. Marber earned his bachelor’s degree from Johns Hopkins University, master’s from Columbia, and doctorate from University of Cambridge. HONORS & DISTINCTIONS

2017 – J. Fussa Distinguished Teaching Award, Harvard University 2017 – Columbia Alumni Medal, Columbia University 2016 – Dean’s Commendation for Teaching, Harvard University 2015 – Dean’s Commendation for Teaching, Harvard University 2014 – Fellow, The Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and

Commerce (RSA)


Kapil Katyal Senior Researcher, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab Kapil Katyal is a Senior Researcher at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (JHU/APL) where his primary research interests span the intersection of robotics, artificial intelligence (AI), neuroscience and computer vision. He has led the software development activities to design a human-like robotic manipulator as part of the DARPA Revolutionizing

Prosthetics Program. He is currently leading a collaborative project with Second Sight Medical Products, Inc. to restore vision to blind individuals and is the principal investigator on several research efforts involving robotics and AI. He holds an undergraduate degree in computer science from Pennsylvania State University, a Masters degree in electrical engineering from Columbia University. He holds 2 patents and has co-authored over 30 publications related to robotics, neuroscience and AI.


CAREY BUSINESS SCHOOL LEADERSHIP ORGANIZATION CHART


Johns Hopkins Carey Business School

Leadership Organizational Chart

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