Insurance
Nationwide Insurance Executive Accepts 2010 Woman of Power Honor
Nationwide, is a National Urban League Woman of Power. She accepted her award Saturday, July 31, 2010, at a special lun- cheon tribute during the National Urban League conference in Washington, DC. As a member of my executive cabinet,
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Gale demonstrates her passion for the company and a commitment to every as- sociate. She helps others reach their pro- fessional and personal goals by mentoring others, and by developing policies and practices that provide opportunities for all, said Steve Rasmussen, CEO of Na- tionwide. The National Urban League’s Woman
of Power award honors women for out- standing leadership in the arts, govern- ment affairs, politics, technology, corpo- rate, community service, and more. In addition to King, this year’s honorees in- clude the following: „Laila Ali Professional boxer, actress and daughter of Muhammad Ali „ Angela Bassett Actress of stage and screen „ Roslyn K. Brock Chairman, NAACP „Melanie Campbell President/CEO, National Coalition of Black Civic Participation „ Angela Conyers-Benton Founder, Black Web 2.0 „ Dr. Beverly Mitchell-Brooks President/ CEO, Urban League of Greater Dallas and North Central Texas „ Ambassador Susan E. Rice U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations
About Gale King As executive vice president and chief
human resources officer for Nationwide, King is responsible for developing the company’s human resources strategy. This includes the full range of tools, policies and programs for the company’s nearly 34,000 business leaders and associates
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ale King, executive vice president and chief human resource officer for
(from left to right) Marc Morial, Gale King and Michelle Miller (Photo: Business Wire)
throughout the United States. She leads talent management, compensation, per- formance management, associate and leadership development, organizational effectiveness, change management and di- versity and inclusion. King began her insurance career as a
claims representative, then served in vari- ous leadership roles, including adminis- trative officer office of the president prop- erty & casualty, vice president for Nationwide Insurance human resources and senior vice president for property & casualty human resources. Understanding the importance of edu- cation, in 2007, King established a schol-
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arship fund in the name of her late grand- mother and mother. This fund provides four college scholarships annually. She is active in the community and cur- rently serves on the boards of the Colum- bus Urban League and Franklin County Children’s Services. She is also a member of two national organizations, the Execu- tive Leadership Council and Insurance Conference Group. King graduated from the University of Florida with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and a master’s de- gree in public administration.
Source: BlackPRWire The Black E.O.E. Journal
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