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SPECIAL RECOGNITION WINNERS BUSINESS ACHIEVEMENT ] Stacy Canady [ Director, Product Marketing Management, AT&T Mobility
tacy Canady’s diverse work experience and contribu- tions have included managing and supporting the supply chain functions of the $41 billion Cingular - AT&T merger. In her current role, she has led the launch of several innovative emerging devices, including the first Apple iPhone 2G/3G de- vice. Most recently, her team launched the first Android device to use AT&T’s 3G wireless network, as well as the Barnes & Noble Nook, a connected e-reader.
A lifetime member of the National Black M.B.A. Association, continuing education is important to Stacy. She graduated cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in business administra- tion/finance from Park College in 1989 and then earned an Executive Master of Business degree 10 years later. In 2001, she earned a master’s certificate in project management and
a logistics management cer- tificate five years later. Stacy is also active with AT&T’s Corporate Diversity & Inclu- sion initiatives. She and her team produced the first-ever
employee “What Diversity and Inclusion Mean To Me” video that could be viewed throughout the company. Stacy is an active participant of the Junior Achievement Job Shadow at AT&T Junior Achievement is the world’s largest organization dedicated to providing hands-on, experiential programs that teach the key concepts of work readiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy to young people all over the world. Stacy belongs to two employee resource groups, The Women of AT&T and Community Network.
] Janie Mines [ Senior Adviser, Business Processes, SECNAV, Department of the Navy
In 1980, Janie Mines graduated from the United States Naval Academy as the only African American in the first class of women. A Sloan fellow, she earned an M.B.A. with a concentration in inte- grated business transformation from the Alfred P. Sloan School of Business Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
During her military career, she served as a supply corps officer, including a tour of duty at the Pentagon as a contracting officer and as a stores officer on the USS Emory S. Land. She left the Navy in 1985. She has 25 years of business trans- formation experience within a variety of industries, including consumer goods, finance, healthcare, nonprofit, manufac- turing, government, and defense.
In 2000, she signed on with the Bank of America as a senior executive managing over $2 billion of procurement funds. 70 hour weeks were common. In 2002, Ms. Mines decided to strike out as a consultant. She has drafted publications ranging from supply chain management to strategic planning, productivity, and
project management for Hershey, Frito- Lay, and the Navy.
Ms. Mines is a master black belt in Six Sigma with experience in developing and delivering training programs and managing programs in excess of $10 billion. A Project Management Institute certified project management profession- al, she is a key adviser for implementing process improvement in the Secretary of the Navy’s department. A leader, manager, and mentor, she founded an organization, Boyz to Men Club, Inc., after observing the needs of “at risk” adolescent in the community and she serves on several nonprofit boards.
] Sheryl Morrison [ Executive Director, IT Finance, Pitney Bowes, Inc. S 60
heryl Morrison is a seasoned executive with extensive expe- rience in finance and operations. She has a track record of meeting targets, solving challenges and building teams.
Versed in audits, regulatory compliance and contract man- agement, she has led accounting, budgeting, forecasting, financial analysis and reporting across numerous industries and delivered multiple global outsourcing initiatives, saving $71 million in operating costs over seven years. As a core team member of a strategic transformation team, which
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played a pivotal role in transforming the company and reducing expenses, she identified $10 million in savings over three years from initiatives that could be implemented in 18 months.
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