ROSTER OF CEOS

CHERYL BLACK, CEO
You Technology, Brisbane, California
A $41-million digital-coupon company

LYNNE DOUGHTIE, U.S. Chairman and CEO
KPMG, New York
A blue-chip business advisory firm

J. PATRICK DOYLE, CEO
Domino’s, Ann Arbor, Michigan
No. 2 global pizza chain with more than 12,000 franchised stores worldwide

DAVID FARR, CEO
Emerson, St. Louis, MO
$22 billion tech- and engineering-heavy diversified global manufacturer

ANDREAS FIBIG, Chairman and CEO
International Flavors and Fragrances, New York
$3-billion ingredients provider

STEVE JONES, CEO
Allied Universal, Santa Ana, California, and Conshohocken, Pennsylvania
$4.5 billion security company formed by a merger

MARK KELSEY, CEO
LexisNexis Risk Solutions, Dayton, Ohio
Cybersecurity provider and part of RELX Group

KEVIN KLOCK, CEO
Talking Rain, Seattle
Owner of Sparkling Ice, one of the fastest-growing beverage brands in the U.S.

CATHERINE MONSON, CEO
FastSigns, Carrollton, Texas
A major franchisor of display signs and graphic services for retailers and others

CLARKE MURPHY, CEO
Russell Reynolds Associates, New York
One of the world’s largest executive-search firms

MIKE MURPHY, CEO
Sharp HealthCare, San Diego
The city’s largest healthcare provider has seven hospitals and more than 16,000 employees

ROGER PENSKE, CEO
Penske Automotive Group, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Major operator of auto and commercial-truck dealerships

MICHAEL POLK, CEO
Newell Brands, Atlanta
$16 billion consumer-goods giant recently acquired Jarden

MATT RIZAI, CEO
Workiva, Ames, Iowa
$145 million mid-market cloud-tech outfit

EDIE RODRIGUEZ, CEO
Crystal, Century City, California
$300 million innovator in luxury cruises

BILL ROGERS, CEO
SunTrust Bank, Atlanta
FinServ firm especially strong in the Southeast

PHIL SHAWE, Co-CEO
TransPerfect Translations, Cleveland
$500 million privately owned language-services provider


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