!" STEM Degree & an MBA #" PhD in a STEM Field $" Career in IT
CAREER COMMUNICATIONS GROUP IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE
2009 MOS T IMPORTANT BLACKS IN TECHNOLOGY
AEROSPACE & DEFENSE COMPUTERS, OFFICE EQUIPMENT INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PHARMACEUTICALS
SERVICES
BOEING ACER ELI LILLY AND COMPANY
Joan Robinson-Berry Kenneth E. Walker
NETWORK SOLUTIONS
Derica W. Rice
Director, Senior Director of Technical Alliances
W. Roy Dunbar
Senior Vice President and
Strategic Work Placement for and Standards
Integrated Defense Systems, Enterprise
CEO
Chief Financial Offi cer
ITGO – Global Strategic Alliances
Small Business Liaison Offi cer
JOHNSON & JOHNSON
Jim Wigfall
IBM
MAIL, PACKAGE, FREIGHT DELIVERY
LaVerne Council
Vice President, SSG Supplier Rodney C. Adkins
Management
Senior Vice President
FEDEX
Corporate Vice President, CIO
Boeing Shared Services Group
Development and Manufacturing
Belinda G. Watkins
MERCK & CO. INC.
Systems and Technology Group
GULFSTREAM AEROSPACE
Vice President – EIS Network
Computing
Arthur P. Burson Jr.
Kelvin Mason
Mark E. Dean Enterprise Infrastructure Services
Vice President, Global Engineering
Services
Chief Information Offi cer (CIO)
IBM Fellow and Vice President
Technical Strategy and Global
Merck Manufacturing Division
LOCKHEED MARTIN
Operations
MANAGEMENT CONSULTING
Linda Gooden
Kerrie Holley BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON STAFFING AND RECRUITMENT
Executive Vice President
IBM Fellow, CTO IBM SOA Center
Information Systems & Global
of Excellence Reginald Van Lee
ALLEGIS GROUP
Services
Senior Vice President
Sandra K. Johnson Organization and Strategy
Kevin Apperson
Chief Information Offi cer
RAYTHEON COMPANY
Senior Technical Staff Member
Systems and Technology Group
DELOITTE
Information Services
Emanuel Brady Jr.
Vice President of Information
Colin Parris
Larry Quinlan
Technology
CIO SEMICONDUCTORS AND OTHER
Space and Airborne Systems
Vice President
Digital Convergence
ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS
Wyllstyne D. Hill MEDIA/ENTERTAINMENT TEXAS INSTRUMENTS
Information Technology
Vice President and CIO
COMPUTER SOFTWARE
COX ENTERPRISES
David Thomas
Missile Systems
Vice President & Division Manager
ORACLE
Gregory B. Morrison
IT Services
Charles E. Phillips
Vice President and CIO
AIRLINES President
TURNER BROADCASTING
UTILITIES
AMERICAN AIRLINES
SYSTEM, INC.
COMED
Monte Ford
CONSUMER PRODUCTS Rhonda Holt
Senior Vice President, IT
Senior Vice President Kevin Brookins
KRAFT FOODS
Chief Information Offi cer
Digital Media Technologies ComEd Vice President
James R. Andrade
Distribution System Operations
Vice President
CHEMICALS Research and Development-Asia
MEDICAL PRODUCTS AND
FIRSTENERGY CORPORATION
Pacifi c EQUIPMENT
DUPONT
Bennett L. Gaines
HANES BRANDS
MEDTRONIC
Vice President Information
William J. Harvey
Technology & Corporate Security, and
Vice President, James R. Nanton
H. James Dallas
Chief Information Offi cer
Corporate Operations
Senior Vice President, CIO
Senior Vice President, Quality and
Information Technology & Corporate
Operations
Security
JACKSON FAMILY ENTERPRISES
COMMERCIAL BANKS
Steven McIntosh METALS
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
WACHOVIA CORP. Senior Vice President and CIO
(purchased by Wells Fargo)
UNITED STATES STEEL
NASA
CORPORATION
Martin B. Davis
Woodrow Whitlow Jr.
DIVERSIFIED FINANCIALS
Corporate CIO
Anthony R. Bridge
Center Director
Executive Vice President AMERICAN EXPRESS
Vice president of Operations – East
NASA John H. Glenn Research Center
Kim Goodman
NETWORK AND OTHER
Executive Vice President MOTOR VEHICLES & PARTS
ACADEMIA
COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT
Merchant Services, North America
DELPHI
RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC
INSTITUTE
CORNING
ELECTRONICS, ELECTRICAL
Rodney O’Neal
Carlton Truesdale
Chief Executive Offi cer and President
Shirley Ann Jackson
EQUIPMENT President
Research Fellow
Inorganic & Integration Technologies WHIRLPOOL
PETROLEUM REFINING
Kevin Summers
CIO
MARATHON OIL
Thom Sneed
CIO
20 USBE & IInformatiion Technollogy II WIINTER 2008
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