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Chicago, IL, US

Hinsdale, IL

The Top 3 Lessons I’ve Learned in My Role:1. Not understanding and monitoring what drives the demand for your products or services will eventually cost you market share or render you obsolete.2. If you are truly growth focused, you often have to be brave enough to let go of good (initiatives, ideas, processes, and even people) to make room for great.3..

Wheaton, IL

Chairman: October 2017 - present Vice-Chairman: February 2017 - October 2017Commissioner: April 2011 - February 2017The Top 3 Lessons I’ve Learned in My Roles:1. Meaningful accountability is key to sustainable high performance.2. Reorganization can be painful, but you must have the right people in the right seats to win over the long-term.3. The reputation.

Greater Chicago Area

The Top 3 Lessons I’ve Learned in My Role:1. Incorporating every learning/communication style into a message exponentially enhances its ability to have the desired impact.2. Every call to action must take into account the fact that we make decisions based on emotions, and then justify it with logic.3. A comprehensive digital strategy is required for all.

Greater Chicago Area

The Top 3 Lessons I’ve Learned in My Role:1. Corporate culture is the only real competitive advantage left.2. Every problem is ultimately a leadership problem.3. You don’t know what you don’t know, and you can’t see what you don't know to look for. Active corporate governance that brings different and objective perspectives to decision making is critical.

Greater Chicago Area

Of Counsel: 2001 - 2018Attorney: 1995 - 2001The Top 3 Lessons I’ve Learned in My Roles:1. Strategy and risk must be proactively managed at each step while maintaining the "big picture" view… It’s chess, not checkers.2. Strengthen your weaknesses or make them irrelevant before your opposition makes them an issue.3. Spare no expense to build consensus as it.

Kocani, Macedonia

The Top 3 Lessons I’ve Learned in My Role:1. Business, for many countries other than the US, is never just business. It’s very personal.2. A company culture that fosters company goals over the long term does not happen by default.3. An objective “eye” capable of proactively uncovering blind spots and identifying risks is key to the longevity of a business.

Council Bluffs, IA

The Top 3 Lessons I’ve Learned in My Role:1. Thorough preparation is one of the most prominent characteristic of those who prevail in legal matters (and, as it turns out, in most of life).2. The time invested in understanding the lens through which the specific person you’re presenting to sees your issue and crafting your arguments for their understanding.

Jd, Law

Activities and Societies: Law ReviewLaw Review Editor

Ba, Economics

Activities and Societies: Salient Omega Soldality (SOS)Majored in economics. Minored in English.