List of University of Chicago Booth School of Business alumni
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The following is a list of notable alumni of the University of Chicago Booth School of Business (Chicago Booth), formerly known as the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business. The business school was renamed in 2008 in honor of the $300 million gift made by David G. Booth. [1] Chicago Booth has over 43,000 alumni. [2]
[edit] Banking and financial services
- Roger Altman, Chairman, Co-CEO and Co-Founder of Evercore Partners; former Vice Chairman of The Blackstone Group; former Deputy U.S. Treasury Secretary under the Clinton administration; former Assistant U.S. Treasury Secretary under the Carter administration
- Andrew M. Alper, Chairman of EQA Partners; former COO of Goldman Sachs; former President of the New York City Economic Development Corporation
- Nabil Ariss, Vice Chairman of J.P. Morgan
- Sekhar Bahadur, Vice Chairman of Deutsche Bank
- Martin Blessing, CEO of Commerzbank
- Norman Bobins, Former President and CEO of LaSalle Bank Corporation
- Archie R. Boe, former Chairman and CEO of the Allstate Corporation
- E. David Coolidge III, Vice Chairman William Blair & Company
- Jon Corzine, former CEO of Goldman Sachs, former Governor of New Jersey
- John Davidson III, Chief Development Officer of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange
- Brady Dougan, CEO of Credit Suisse Group
- David W. Fox, Chairman and CEO of the Northern Trust Corporation
- Paul Idzik, COO of Barclays
- Kenneth Jacobs, Chairman and CEO of Lazard
- Rob Levin, Chief Business Officer of Fannie Mae
- Joe Mansueto, Chairman and CEO of Morningstar, Inc.
- Dan Pickering, Co-Founder and Co-President of Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co.
- Paul E. Purcell, Chairman and CEO of Robert W. Baird
- Philip J. Purcell, former Chairman and CEO of Morgan Stanley, and current president of Continental Investors
- Pete Ricketts, Vice-Chairman of Ameritrade and candidate for the U.S. Senate in Nebraska
- Thomas S. Ricketts, CEO of Incapital LLC; family trust was selected as winning bidder for the Chicago Cubs
- Frederik "Frits" Seegers, CEO of Global Retail and Commercial Banking at Barclays
- Robert Steel, CEO of Wachovia; former Under Secretary of the U.S. Treasury for domestic finance; former Vice Chairman of Goldman Sachs
- Joel Stern, CEO of Stern Stewart & Co and developer of Economic value added concept
- Eric Sturtz, CFO of Commerzbank
- Jon Winkelried, former President and CEO of Goldman Sachs
[edit] Private equity
- William E. Conway, Jr., Founding Partner and Managing Director of The Carlyle Group
- Peter W. May, President and Founding Partner of Trian Partners
- Joseph Nolan, Senior Partner of GTCR with $8 billion under management
- Peter G. Peterson, Founder and Chairman of The Blackstone Group, one of the world's largest buyout firms; U.S. Secretary of Commerce (1972-73); former CEO of Lehman Brothers; Co-founder of the Concord Coalition
- James Quella, Senior Operating Partner of The Blackstone Group
- Todd E. Warnock, Founding Partner of RoundTable Healthcare; formerly Head of U.S. Health Care Investment Banking at Credit Suisse First Boston
- Luis Miranda, President and CEO of IDFC Private Equity, India's largest infrastructure private equity firm; formerly Partner at ChrysCapital
- Howard Marks, Founder and Chairman of Oaktree Capital Management, fund with $76.7 billion under management.
- Byron D. Trott, Managing Partner and Chief Investment Officer of BDT Capital Partners, former Vice Chairman of Investment Banking for Goldman Sachs and Head of their Chicago Office and Mid-West region.
- Paul G. Yovovich, Founder and President of Lake Capital, fund with $1.3 billion under management.
- William Pauly, Managing Partner of Pauly Capital Partners, fund with $195,000 under management.
[edit] Investment management
- Myron Scholes, co-developer of the Black–Scholes model, co-founder of Long-Term Capital Management.
- Clifford S. Asness, Founder of AQR Capital, firm with $24 billion under management; previously with Goldman Sachs as Director of Quantitative Research
- David G. Booth, Co-founder and CEO of Dimensional Fund Advisors
- Charles G. Callard, Co-founder of Callard Madden & Associates and a pioneer developer of corporate valuation models
- Mark Carhart and Ray Iwanowski, Portfolio Managers of Goldman Sachs $8 billion hedge fund called Global Alpha
- Richard Elden (MBA 1966), founder of Grosvenor Capital Management[3]
- Diane Garnick, Founder and CEO of Clear Alternatives
- Joseph Hill, Managing Principal of hedge fund Halcyon
- Roger G. Ibbotson, Founder of Ibbotson Associates
- Tom Kalaris, CEO of Barclays Wealth Management
- Michael Larson, Investment Manager of Bill Gates
- John Liew, Co-Founder of AQR Capital, firm with $24 billion under management
- John Meriwether, Founder and CEO of JWM Partners; Founder of Long-Term Capital Management, one of the world's most influential hedge funds
- Rex Sinquefield, Co-founder along with David G. Booth and Eugene Fama of Dimensional Fund Advisors, the $86-billion-asset money management firm considered to have started the “passive” stock market investing industry
- George (Gus) Sauter, Chief Investment Officer of The Vanguard Group
- Daniel Smaller, Head of Middle East/North Africa/Pakistan for Deutsche Asset Management
- Susan Wagner, 1984, co-founder and COO of BlackRock
[edit] Marketing
- Javier Benito, Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer at Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide
- Kenneth Feldman, Vice President for loyalty and e-commerce at United Airlines
- James M. Kilts, Vice Chairman of Procter & Gamble and former Chairman, CEO, and President, The Gillette Company[1]
- Philip Kotler, author of textbook "Marketing Management: Analysis, Planning, Implementation and Control," the most widely used marketing book in business schools worldwide, received his Master's Degree in economics and did post-doctoral work in behavioral science at the University of Chicago
- Ann Mukherjee, Vice President of Marketing at Pepsico
- Mason Reay, President of nuun and company, former Vice President of Global Consumer Marketing at Dell, Inc.
- Julie Roehm (MBA 1995), former Senior Vice President of Marketing Communications at Wal-Mart, formerly at DaimlerChrysler
- David Slump, Chief Marketing Officer at General Electric Energy Division
- Frederick D. Sulcer, vice chairman DDB Worldwide, wrote Put a Tiger in Your Tank for ExxonMobil[4][5]
- Todd Tillemans, General Manager of US Skin Business at Unilever
- Rishad Tobaccowala, CEO of Denuo, a new media company from Publicis Groupe; formerly Chief Innovation Officer at media arm of Leo Burnett; called "one of new oracles of Madison Avenue" by BusinessWeek (Oct. 17, 2005)
[edit] General management
- Steve Barnhart, CEO and President of Orbitz Worldwide
- Carlton Charles, Vice President and Treasurer of Moody's Investor Services
- Don Civgin, CFO of Allstate
- David Crane, CEO and owner of Crane Paper Company
- J. Patrick Doyle (MBA 1988), CEO of Domino's Pizza
- Mark A. Ernst, former CEO of H&R Block
- Jack W. Fuller, former President and CEO of Tribune Publishing Company
- Robert Goldman, former CFO of Conoco
- Melvin Goodes, retired Chairman and CEO of Warner-Lambert
- Scott Griffith, CEO of Zipcar
- Robert P. Gwinn, former Chairman and CEO of The Sunbeam Corporation
- Charles M. Harper, former Chairman and CEO of ConAgra Foods, Inc.
- Kenneth Hennings (MBA 1970), Chairman and CEO of Hensaal Management Group, Inc. (largest minority-owned food manufacturer in USA)
- Timothy E. Hoeksema, Chairman, President and CEO of Midwest Airlines
- Michael Jennings, CFO of Frontier Oil Corporation
- David W. Johnson, former President and CEO of the Campbell Soup Company
- Dennis J. Keller, Chairman and CEO of DeVry Inc.
- Bon-Joon Koo, Vice Chairman and CEO of LG Electronics, Inc.
- Robert Lane, Chairman and CEO of Deere & Company
- Said G. Daher, Vice Chairman and CEO of Azadea Group
- Peter Leemputte, CFO of Brunswick Corporation
- Mark Loughridge, CFO of IBM[2]
- Michael Mack, CFO of Deere & Company
- William L. McComb, CEO of Liz Claiborne
- Kathy Mikells, CFO of United Airlines
- Jean Claude Monty, former Chairman and CEO of Bell Canada
- Joseph Neubauer (MBA 1965), Chairman and CEO of ARAMARK Corporation
- Bill Osborne, CEO of Ford Motor Company of Canada (2005-2008)
- Joseph A. Pichler, former Chairman and CEO of The Kroger Company
- Michael P. Polsky, President and CEO of Invenergy, LLC
- Thomas J. Pritzker, Chairman and CEO of Global Hyatt Corporation
- Jay Rasulo, Chairman of Walt Disney Parks and Resorts
- Dean Scarborough, CEO of Avery Dennison
- Peer M. Schatz, CEO of Qiagen
- Tom Schoewe, CFO of Wal-Mart
- Rob Schriesheim, noted corporate board director, EVP/CFO of Lawson Software, world's 3rd largest publicly-traded ERP software comp* any
- Glen Senk, CEO of Urban Outfitters
- Steve Stevanovich, Chairman and President SGS Group of Companies
- Dylan Taylor (executive), United States CEO of Colliers International
- Richard Teerlink, former Chairman and CEO of the Harley-Davidson Motor Company
- John S. Watson, Chairman and CEO of Chevron Corporation
- Perry Weine, Assistant Treasurer of Sears Holdings Corporation, the result of the combination of Sears, Roebuck and Kmart in early 2005.
- Ray G. Young, CFO and EVP GMC
[edit] Government / public service / non-profit
- Andrew Alper, former President of the New York City Economic Development Corporation
- Roger C. Altman, former Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Treasury under the President Bill Clinton administration; former Assistant Secretary of the U.S. Treasury under the President Jimmy Carter administration; Chairman, Co-CEO and Co-Founder of Evercore Partners, a leading M&A advisory investment bank; former Vice Chairman of The Blackstone Group
- Jon Corzine '73, Governor of New Jersey, and former CEO of Goldman Sachs
- Erroll Davis, Jr., Chancellor of University System of Georgia; retired CEO of Alliant Energy Corporation
- Dirk J. Debbink, United States Navy Vice Admiral and head of the United States Navy Reserve
- Arnold Donald, President and CEO of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
- Ron Huberman, CEO of Chicago Public Schools, previously President of the Chicago Transit Authority
- George Jirotka, Federal Judge for Florida's Sixth Circuit
- Jack Markell, 1985, Governor of Delaware
- Alisa Miller, President and CEO of Public Radio International
- Muna Nijem, Economics Minister of Jordan
- Peter G. Peterson, (1972-73) U.S. Secretary of Commerce; Chairman of The Blackstone Group
- Charles Phelps, Provost at University of Rochester and noted economist in the health care sector
- Charles Plosser, president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
- Emil Skodon, US Ambassador to Brunei Darussalam
- Beryl Wayne Sprinkel, Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisors, 1985-1989
- Katerina Chumachenko Yushchenko, first lady of Ukraine[3]
- Erroll Davis, 1967, Superintendent of Atlanta Public Schools
[edit] Technology
- Jennifer Ceran, Vice President and Treasurer of eBay
- George Conrades, Executive Chairman at Akamai Technologies and Board Member at Oracle Corporation
- Harry Ghuman, Group Vice President at Oracle Corporation
- Judson Green, President and CEO of Navteq
- Mark J. Hennessy, Chief Information Officer at IBM
- Watts Humphrey, developer of the Capability Maturity Model and winner of the National Medal of Technology (2005)
- Achyut Jajoo, Senior Director at Oracle Corporation
- Swapan Jha, Senior Director at Oracle Corporation
- Rakesh Kumar, Vice President of Global Information Technology at Marvell Technology Group
- Jaime Chico Pardo, Chairman of the Board of Telmex
- Jonathan J. Rosenberg, MBA 1985, Senior Vice President of Product Management at Google Inc.
- Rahul Sachdev, Vice President of Marketing at Intelliden Inc.
- Sharad Sinha, Vice President at Oracle Corporation
- Mark Andrew Stevens, MBA 1990, Vice President of Industry Strategy and Insight at Oracle Corporation
- Robert Whittington, Chief Information Officer at Wendy's
[edit] Venture capital
- John Banta, CEO and Managing Director, IllinoisVENTURES
- Eric Becker, Co-Founder and Managing Partners, Sterling Capital Partners
- Clinton Bybee, Co-Founder and Managing Director, ARCH Venture Partners
- Keith Crandell, Co-Founder and Managing Director, ARCH Venture Partners
- John Gardner, Partner, Blue Run Ventures
- Kathryn Gould, Co-Founder and General Partner, Foundation Capital
- John Hershey, Managing Director of Hercules Technology Growth Capital; formerly Managing Director of Infinity Capital and of the technology group at Banc of America Securities
- Rick Kimball, Founding General Partner, Technology Crossover Ventures
- Kartheepan Madasamy, Head of India Investments at Qualcomm Ventures
- Robert McCormack, Co-Founder and Advisory Director, Trident Capital
- Robert Nelsen, Co-Founder and Managing Director, ARCH Venture Partners
- Guy Nohra, Co-Founder and Managing Director, Alta Partners
- Babu Ranganathan, Partner, Apex Venture Partners
[edit] Healthcare/pharmaceuticals/biotechnology
- Karen Katen, President of Pfizer Human Health [4]
- Glen Laschober, COO of Omnicare, a Fortune 500 pharmaceutical care operator
- Gary Mecklenburg, Former CEO of Northwestern Memorial Hospital
- Cragin Tooman, CFO of Enzon Pharmaceuticals
[edit] Consulting
- James O. McKinsey, Founder of McKinsey & Company
- Tim Jenkins, Co-Founder of Point B, Inc.
- Thomas Phelps, head of European consulting, Cutter Associates
- Fred G. Steingraber, retired CEO of A.T. Kearney
- Mary A. Tolan, Founder and CEO of Accretive Health
- Christian Veith, CEO of The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) Germany
- John Edward Yoshimura, Chief Operating Officer of A. T. Kearney
[edit] Strategic management
- Debbie Ferruzzi, Executive Vice President of Corporate Strategy for Equity Office Properties Trust, the largest publicly held office building owner and manager in the U.S.
[edit] Journalism/publishing/media
- Michael Klingensmith (MBA 1976), Publisher and CEO of Minnesota Star Tribune
- Megan McArdle, economics journalist and blogger, formerly at The Economist, now with the Atlantic Monthly [5]
- Alisa Miller, President and CEO of Public Radio International
- Jennifer O'Connell, novelist, author of Insider Dating and Off The Record, and editor of Everything I Needed to Know About Being a Girl I Learned From Judy Blume
- Greg Palast, journalist and best-selling author
- Sara Paretsky, novelist and creator of the V.I. Warshawski mystery series
- John Vitanovec, Executive Vice President of Tribune Broadcasting
- Ned Wiley '74 (also AB '72), Managing Director of Axel Springer Digital TV Guide GmbH and one of the authors of The Impossible Advantage: Winning The Competitive Game By Changing The Rules [6]
[edit] Entertainment
- Craig Robinson '92, Head basketball coach at Oregon State University, brother-in-law of President Barack Obama
- Richard H. Steiner, Broadway producer, three-time Tony Award winner (Hairspray, The Producers, and Big River)
[edit] References
- ^ http://www.chicagobooth.edu/about/history.aspx Chicago Booth History
- ^ http://www.chicagobooth.edu/about/facts.aspx Chicago Booth Facts
- ^ Sam Kirschner, Eldon Mayer, Lee Kessler. The Investor's Guide to Hedge Funds. John Wiley and Sons, 2006
- ^ "Deaths". University of Chicago Magazine. 2004. http://magazine.uchicago.edu/0404/alumni/deaths.shtml. Retrieved 2011-10-03. "Frederick D. Sulcer, AB’47, MBA’63, an advertising executive, ... vice chair of DDB Needham Worldwide,"
- ^ DDB Worldwide staff (January 25, 2004). "Paid Notice: Deaths SULCER, FREDERICK D. SANDY". The New York Times. http://www.nytimes.com/2004/01/25/classified/paid-notice-deaths-sulcer-frederick-d-sandy.html. Retrieved 2011-10-03. "SULCER--Frederick Sandy. DDB Worldwide and its staff deeply mourn the death of advertising great Sandy Sulcer. The former copywriter, who penned Put a Tiger in Your Tank, ..."
