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| Invest - Connect - Grow |
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The Dean's Leadership Circle is a network of alumni, successful business leaders, faculty, staff, and friends of UC Irvine's Paul Merage School of Business that come together to Invest, Connect, and Grow.
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We INVEST in the Merage School's vision in becoming a world-class university. |
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We CONNECT with alumni, academic thought leaders and top business professionals in the community. |
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Together, we GROW personally, professionally, and intellectually. |
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UC Irvine appoints Washington State Dean for Paul Merage School of Business!
Elizabeth Dahl accepts position at School of Social Sciences
Evening at The Los Angeles Times |
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| Eric Spangenberg brings strong record of academics, fundraising and leadership |
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 Irvine, Calif., March 6, 2014 - Eric R. Spangenberg, a proven academic leader with strengths in developing students, faculty and community support, has been chosen as new dean of UC Irvine's Paul Merage School of Business. His appointment is effective as of June 1.
Currently serving in his ninth year as dean of Washington State University's College of Business, Spangenberg is a recognized international scholar and committed fundraiser. He has established entrepreneurial initiatives now generating multimillion-dollar revenue streams. In addition, Spangenberg oversaw historic increases in MBA and Ph.D. enrollments while strategically revising curricula. He led a team in developing and launching online MBA programs that were ranked No. 1 last year by U.S. News & World Report, and online undergraduate degree programs have grown by more than 50 percent during his tenure.
"We're excited to welcome a leader with Eric Spangenberg's academic qualifications, administrative abilities and energy to The Paul Merage School of Business," said UC Irvine Chancellor Michael Drake. "His experience and leadership will help secure our position on the global stage as we celebrate our 50th anniversary and look forward to the future."
Spangenberg said he has been impressed by the aspirational philosophy, strategic thinking and energy of UC Irvine and welcomes the chance to become a part of the team. "Growing up in the West, the University of California system has been my gold standard with regard to public higher education," he said. "Accepting this position is an exciting opportunity. I look forward to working with faculty, students, alumni, administration, regents and the many others who invest in the research, educational and outreach objectives of the Merage School."
Spangenberg, 54, earned a Ph.D. at the University of Washington, with a major in marketing and a minor in social psychology. He began his career at WSU in 1990 as an assistant professor in the marketing department. He served in leadership positions on faculty senate and faculty affairs committees before entering administration and is an active volunteer for the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, the largest and most prestigious international accrediting body for business schools.
An award-winning teacher and accomplished researcher, he's particularly well known for his work on the effects of olfactory and musical cues in the retail environment and the effects of self-prediction on people's behavior. His research has been published in the field's top journals and covered in the The Economist, Fast Company, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post, and on the BBC, CBS, Yahoo News, Salon and Boing, as well as numerous other international print, television and online media outlets.
Using his expertise in external relations, Spangenberg led a WSU team that introduced new community engagement initiatives – including a CEO speaker series, regional corporate and residential firesides chats, and an annual Dean's Leadership Celebration. These and other development activities ultimately yielded more than $68 million as part of a current fundraising campaign and a nearly 100 percent increase in the endowment value at the WSU College of Business.
Spangenberg's commitment to globalization has resulted in many more WSU business students studying abroad as well as the initiation of collaborative international dual-degree programs, among other programmatic innovations. He has developed and nurtured institutional partnerships in Asia, Europe and Africa, which has led to board and visiting scholar appointments. Over several years, the WSU College of Business has consistently been ranked among the top 25 in international business by U.S. News & World Report.
"The Merage School is well known around the world for its outstanding academic programs, world-class faculty and entrepreneurial spirit," said Howard Gillman, provost & executive vice chancellor at UC Irvine. "Eric Spangenberg's proven track record as a leader, academic innovator, fundraiser and community partner will accelerate the school's ascendency among globally preeminent programs."
To find the new dean, Kerry Vandell, professor of real estate at the Merage School, chaired a 13-member search committee comprising faculty, staff, students, alumni and members of the business community. They were charged with identifying candidates who could build on current strengths, foster creativity and innovation, and help secure resources to move the school forward. Paul Merage, the business school's namesake, advised the committee and met with final candidates.
"Eric has demonstrated a talent for strategic innovation and has a solid track record of program implementation," Merage said. "He is focused on outreach to the business community and will bring energetic leadership to the business school. I believe Eric will ably navigate the business school through the next stage of excellence and recognition on the global stage."
Spangenberg and his wife of more than 30 years, Judy, have four children. In addition to his passion for education and family, he enjoys reading, cycling, golf and skiing.
About the University of California, Irvine: Located in coastal Orange County, near a thriving employment hub in one of the nation's safest cities, UC Irvine was founded in 1965. One of only 62 members of the Association of American Universities, it's ranked first among U.S. universities under 50 years old by the London-based Times Higher Education. The campus has produced three Nobel laureates and is known for its academic achievement, premier research, innovation and anteater mascot. Led by Chancellor Michael Drake since 2005, UC Irvine has more than 28,000 students and offers 192 degree programs. It's Orange County's second-largest employer, contributing $4.3 billion annually to the local economy. |
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| Elizabeth Dahl accepts position at School of Social Sciences |
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 Dear Dean's Leadership Circle Members:
It is with mixed emotion that I share with you that Liz Dahl has accepted a new opportunity to become the director of development at the School of Social Sciences. Her final day at the Merage School was March 28.
For the past eight years, Liz has been a trusted member of the alumni & development team here at the Merage School and served a very vital role in helping to grow the Dean's Leadership Circle and the Center for Investment & Wealth Management. She is a well-respected member of our staff, especially so among our alumni and supporters, and we will miss her warmth, positive energy and great passion for our School.
The fortunate news is that Liz will still remain a part of our UC Irvine family! Please join me in thanking Liz for her valuable contributions to the Merage School through all of these years, and let's congratulate her on what we are sure will be a very successful career ahead.
Thank you,
Sandra |
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| DLC Member Event at LA Times, featuring a tour and reception |
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The DLC presents an evening at Los Angeles Times on May 15th! This event will include a tour and networking reception. We wish to thank Mike Tannourji '89, Executive Vice President, Advertising at LA Times, for hosting this event. This will mark our third event this year in the LA area; the first was the Evening at Mattel in October; second will be our DLC Connections Lunch in Downtown LA with Guest of Honor Distinguished Alumna Darcy Kopcho with The Capital Group on May 6. Please register to attend both events today, space is limited.
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| Your Impact on Giving – Building for the Digital Age |
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As a member of the Dean's Leadership Circle (DLC), we are sure you share in the excitement of our new business building and progress is moving full speed ahead. |
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| Your Legacy Seat Membership allows you to make an impact on your community, your industry and your alma mater. Here's how: |
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- By choosing to be a new "Legacy Seat Level Member" you are creating your own personal legacy where you will always have your name membership in the new Merage School Building of the Future's 300-seat auditorium
- Participate in DLC invitation-only events such as hard hat tours, sneak previews and a black tie gala to celebrate the new building's grand opening
- Receive recognition in the prestigious Orange County Business Journal (May 2014) as a DLC Legacy Seat or Visionary level member
- Host your company's meetings on-site in our new building's executive conference room exclusive for DLC members
- Transform our new state-of-the-art, five-story Merage School Building of the Future into the hub of Orange County business
- Help continue our tradition of excellence in business education as the Merage School soars further in its rankings
For those who are Shareholder or Annual Level Members, you are always welcome (and encouraged) to upgrade. Now is a good time to be recognized in the full page ad that will be featured in the Orange County Business Journal this June.
We are pleased to share an update on the Auditorium from Hathaway Dinwiddie, the California Construction firm overseeing the new building projects:
"At grade level, the auditorium will become an iconic and identifiable campus element for the Business School complex. It is a strong organizer for the building with its elliptical geometry that is apparent from several orientations. The auditorium and adjacent Starbucks café help enclose the form of the courtyard and mark the prominent entry to the building. The auditorium is provided with a campus access from the west for general assignment use and a more directed Business School access from the east through the two-story lobby atrium.
The auditorium is provided with an air delivery plenum below the seating for displacement ventilation that provides the quietest and most comfortable environment with the lowest operating cost only conditioning the lower portion of the space where the people are. The auditorium is provided with two distinct pre-function spaces. One is the at the atrium lobby which is capable of hosting private functions and another outdoor space that can be configured and secured for outdoor function conducive to the beautiful Southern California weather."
In addition, the auditorium will boast high end finishes, including a wood ceiling and stage. The configuration is wide, which allows every one of the 300 seats to feel close to the stage and presenter. It will truly be a showcase on the UCI campus, increasing further visibility for the Dean's Leadership Circle and the significant growth of The Paul Merage School of Business.
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| Who's Who in the DLC |
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| In each issue we spotlight members and their company. This allows members to get to know one another. When you see these members at an event, be sure to introduce yourself and remember, you may be in the spotlight next! |
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John Waldeck |
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FEMBA 2001 |
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Visionary, 2010 |
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Managing Director, Commercial Mortgage Investments |
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Pacific Life Insurance Company |
| LinkedIn: |
www.linkedin.com/pub/john-waldeck/4/a4a/2b6 |
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What's a key differentiation of your company?
Pacific Life sells life insurance and annuity products along with providing other investments for personal and business uses. The Real Estate Investment group I work with invests these proceeds for the company. Our loans are provided to large commercial real estate properties and development projects throughout the United States, Canada, and parts of Europe.
Why do you choose to participate in the Dean's Leadership Circle?
In June 2001, I graduated from UCI's FEMBA program. The association with the school and the plans for improvement of the MBA curriculum motivated me to be part of the Dean's Leadership Circle. I believed it would afford me the opportunity to impact the growth and direction of the school as well as provide me with a networking opportunity for like-minded individuals.
Please share any 'success stories' that you attribute to you being a member in the Dean's Leadership Circle and/or due to your continued involvement with The Paul Merage School of Business.
Becoming more involved in the school has given me several great opportunities. I have participated as a mentor and spoken to students at school events. Being part of the education of students is personally fulfilling. This involvement has also allowed me to evaluate students. I am responsible for the hiring of our graduate students into our investment group, and have benefited from hiring several students that my involvement has allowed me to evaluate their capabilities on a more complete level. I feel that this has given me the ability to find better matches for our department and my company has the benefit of these relationships.
What would you like fellow members of the Dean's Leadership Circle to know about you?
My passion is understanding the broader world outside of my personal and professional life. I am very interested to learn about the careers and challenges in other industries, especially how similarities exist between seemingly disparate professions. I readily engage in political debates and seek out the opportunity to understand different viewpoints. With three young kids, my time is filled with musicals, sports, school fundraisers, boy scouts and similar activities. Travelling with my family is my favorite past time. |
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Garrison Jaquess |
| Grad Year & Program: |
Community Member |
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Legacy Seat Holder, 2012 |
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Associate Broker |
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Coldwell Banker, Residential Brokerage |
| LinkedIn: |
www.linkedin.com/in/garrisonjaquess |
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What's a key differentiation of your company?
In today's Internet-based housing market where 90% of buyers start their home search online, Coldwell Banker has the most robust technology platform. This provides significant advantages for marketing a home and allowing for broader lead capture and faster response to buyers.
What kind of company, product or service would your company partner with or complement?
Mortgage lenders, movers, contractors, insurance, title, escrow, interior decorator, architecture, termite, home inspection.
Why do you choose to participate in the Dean's Leadership Circle?
Over the years, I have become more and more impressed and amazed at the quality of UCI, the Merage School specifically. After learning about the DLC, it was an obvious opportunity to participate in this outstanding school by supporting high-quality education.
Please share any 'success stories' that you attribute to you being a member in the Dean's Leadership Circle and/or due to your continued involvement with The Paul Merage School of Business.
Nothing specific, but I have met a number of great people, and learned a lot by attending the Distinguished Speaker Series.
What would you like fellow members of the Dean's Leadership Circle to know about you?
I enjoy cooking, golf, and sailing. |
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| Name: |
Sarah Gibb |
| Grad Year & Program: |
FEMBA 2012 |
| DLC Member: |
Shareholder, 2012 |
| Current Title: |
Smarter Commerce Program Manager |
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IBM |
| LinkedIn: |
www.linkedin.com/in/sarahgibb |
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What's a key differentiation of your company?
With a 102-year history, IBM works with clients and companies to leverage information technology to take a smarter approach. The Smarter Planet approach empowers companies, cities, and communities to use the explosion of data to transform their enterprises and institutions through analytics, mobile technology, social business and the cloud. IBM Smarter Commerce (www.rethinkyourcustomer.com) helps companies deliver the right experience to their empowered customers throughout the buy, market, sell and service process through a portfolio of cloud-based, SaaS, and on-premise software solutions.
Why do you choose to participate in the Dean's Leadership Circle?
I had such a great experience in the FEMBA program that I joined the DLC to stay connected to the business school and my classmates. I volunteer on the DLC Marcomm subcommittee to give back to the university and to help the DLC build the connection and sense of community among the business school, alumni, students, and the broader business community. I believe it is important for Merage alumni to feel a sense of fellowship and affiliation to each other and the university, just as the alumni do at any other world-class university.
Please share any 'success stories' that you attribute to you being a member in the Dean's Leadership Circle and/or due to your continued involvement with The Paul Merage School of Business.
The greatest value I get from the DLC is from the real relationships I have formed. By regularly attending DLC events, and by participating on the subcommittee, I have built deeper, more meaningful relationships and friendships that go beyond just a handshake and a business card. The DLC gives me the opportunity to build a network of high-value professionals that will be there when I need it.
What would you like fellow members of the Dean's Leadership Circle to know about you?
What are most important to me are the people and experiences in life. I married my high school sweetheart and best friend. My passions are spending time with my family and friends, hiking, dinner parties, and book club. I was born and raised in Southern California although I lived in England for a year in college, which instilled in me a love of travel and learning about other cultures. I have traveled around Europe and Latin America and have my eye on more destinations including many in our own great country. |
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| DLC Info Update |
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| Have you moved lately or been promoted? You could be in the Spotlight next! Send updates to: deansleadershipcircle@merage.uci.edu |
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| Current and upcoming events! |
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Please refer to our updated '13-'14 Calendar of Events.
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| Recaps and Photos from Past Events |
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DLC San Diego Mixer – Ballast Point |
3/27/14 |
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DLC and select alumni had a great tour of the Ballast Point brewery at their Old Grove location.
> Read more |
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DLC Connections Lunch - featuring Ed Fuller |
3/5/14 |
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At our March lunch, Ed Fuller shared his new book, You Can't Lead with Your Feet on the Desk! – Building Relationships, Breaking Down Barriers, and Delivering Profits. |
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New Member Orientation |
2/26/14 |
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We were happy to welcome twenty new members at our Orientation this past February! |
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DLC Sponsored UCI Basketball Game & Pre-Reception |
2/6/14 |
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VIP Pre-Reception in conjunction with DSS, featuring Chris White, Cisco |
2/13/14 |
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Chris recommended two great books during his presentation – The Abundance Theory, and Too Much Happiness. Have you read them? |
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Insider's View Event, Pacific Life |
1/23/14 |
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DLC connections Lunch- featuring Leonard Lane |
1/15/14 |
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Focus of the lunch was on strategic change. Leonard shared how "innovation" is changing his markets so they must stay in touch with their markets. |
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| DLC UCI vs. Cal State Long Beach Basketball Game & Pre-Reception – Recap |
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Members of the Dean's Leadership Circle, friends, and families met on February 6 at an exclusive pre-reception followed by the UCI vs. Long Beach State Basketball Game at UC Irvine's Anteater Bren Center. Guests relaxed and enjoyed each other's company during the pre-game reception over a light dinner and refreshments in the private Stewart Room within the Bren Center, and then headed out to the stands for the game later in the evening.
During the pre-reception, Anteaters' Associate Head Coach Ali Ton, (former point guard at Davidson College) made a special appearance for the DLC and provided an insider's view on their winning strategies and some of their top players that the media has focused on, including 7'6 Center Mamadou Ndiaye. The team prides itself on a code of ethics and in addition to fulfilling demanding academic requirements, players are committed to a year-round schedule that includes
daily training and practice.
In honor of supporting our nationally ranked team, Paige Cotcamp '84, DLC Programs Chair, and LD Reyer ‘94, DLC Los Angeles Regional Representative, hosted a fun-filled trivia for UCI-themed gifts in which most of the winners answered questions about the UCI basketball team and the new Merage business school building. Some of the winners included:
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Beau Pirghibi ‘06 |
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Rob Henderson '07 (son, Luc) |
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Pam Adams ‘98 |
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Jay Wang - Class of 2015 Candidate |
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Garrison Jaquess won the prized basketball signed by the entire UCI basketball team! (Generously donated by Mr. Otto Reyer, former UCI Administrator and LD Reyer's father.) |
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The DLC is proud to report that the Anteater team defended the Bren and won the first place battle with a score of 61-58! We would like to thank everyone for supporting our Anteaters and making this fun event a success! Please see photos below of the event.
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| DLC San Diego Mixer at Ballast Point – Recap |
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| The DLC sponsored a Brew Tour & Mixer at one of San Diego's most award winning breweries, Ballast Point Brewing & Spirits, On March 27th. A group of DLC and Merage alumni gathered at BP's Oak Grove location where big beers and smooth spirits were poured and a behind the scene tour provided. We wish to thank DLC John Yoo '13 with Harbor Distributing, LLC. who connected our group with Matt Wilson, BP's regional sales manager, who made the evening extra special by providing the tour and complimentary pours! The group who attended shared their enthusiasm for more gatherings and opportunities to meet. Stay tuned for more events taking place in San Diego.
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| The Annual Insider's View held at Pacific Life |
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 Visionary and Legacy Seat members of the Dean's Leadership Circle were invited to the Annual Insider's View event on January 23 hosted by Visionary DLC John Waldeck '01 at Pacific Life in Newport Beach. The evening started with a beautiful sunset reception on the top floor terrace overlooking Fashion Island and the ocean towards Catalina. Guests enjoyed beautiful appetizers, refreshments, and socialized on the terrace before taking seats inside the Board Room. Once inside, DLC Founding Chair and Visionary Pamela Adams '98, greeted everyone and introduced John, who shared memories from FEMBA days graduating in 2001, and how he started as a network support analyst in the real estate division at Pacific Life in 1997 and is now Managing Director of the Commercial Mortgage Investments division.
Pam then introduced interim dean Rajeev Tyagi. Professor Tyagi shared current news and announcements, focused on the School's quality programs and recent rise in the rankings. Professor Tyagi thanked DLC members for their role in helping to advance the school. He then gave a wonderful introduction of our featured guest speaker, Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor Howard D. Gillman. Dr. Gillman was named UCI's provost in July 2013 and, in June 2014, will become Interim Chancellor. Prior to his appointment to UCI, Gillman spent more than 30 years on the campus of USC as faculty, vice provost, chair of political science, and most notably as dean of the Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences.
As UCI's Provost, Dr. Gillman is the No. 2 person in campus administration, the campus' chief academic and operating officer and assumes primary responsibility for the planning, development, implementation, assessment and improvement of all academic programs, policies and supporting infrastructure including facilities and information technology. Under the direction of the chancellor, he leads the university's overall strategic planning, develops and implements campus initiatives, works with deans to recruit and retain a diverse and talented faculty, manages the campus wide budget process, and oversees the day to day operations of the campus. In these roles he works closely with the campus' 5 vice chancellors, 12 deans, the University Librarian, CEO of the Medical Center and Academic Senate leadership.
Dr. Gillman gave an overview of the university, how the Merage School collaborates with other schools and the larger University community, and also shared his views and future vision for UC Irvine as a global, preeminent research university. Following his presentation, there was an interactive Q & A session and conversations continued throughout the evening.
We wish to thank John for hosting and allowing us the opportunity to be guests at Pacific Life.
Dr. Gillman's bio can be found here: http://www.provost.uci.edu/about/index.html |
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| Best Seat in the House Campaign |
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 he Dean's Leadership Circle Invites YOU to become our neweset Legacy Seat member.
Join or renew with a 3-year membership and you will reserve your own personally named Legacy Seat inside the Auditorium of the Paul Merage School of Business building. PLUS reap all of the benefits that DLC membership has to offer!
Visit merage.uci.edu/go/DLC to join today. |
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| Dean's Leadership Circle Members |
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| Visionary |
| Pamela Adams '98 |
Darren McCall '10 |
| Michael '88 & Elizabeth Aghajanian |
Eric Nielsen & Paula Milano '80 |
| Len '02 & Linda Ambrosini |
Kristen Monson '86 |
| Thomas '05 & Emmy Antunez |
Ken '07 & Carla Neeld UCI '05 |
| Richard Baldwin '12 |
Beau '06 & Sanam Pirghibi |
| Harry and Melissa Beck '12 |
Andy & Pam Policano |
| John Belli |
Sara Rollins '84 |
| Brent '98 Cindy Brewer |
Bill Rowland '06 |
| Tim Cannon '07 and Juliette Meunier |
Reza Sabahi '09 |
| Tallia Hart, Irvine Chamber of Commerce |
Isabel Satra '02 |
| David Jones '93 |
Jasmine Shodja '01 |
| John Kompaniez |
Eric '12 & Tera Anne Smart |
| Greg '88 & Cindy Lai UCI '92 |
Dr. Jonathan Sorci and Minh Sorci
MBA Candidate 2016 |
| William Edward Leveson-Gower '09 |
John Waldeck '01 |
| Mark '84 & Lisa Locklear '84 |
David Young '90 & Sandy Young UCI '82 |
| Legacy Seat Holders |
| Gary '94 & Natasha Abraham |
Christopher & Lindsay Lawrence '11 |
| Lisa & Laine Ainsworth |
Jennifer Leuer '04 |
| Carlos '05 & Olga '06 Amaya |
Marc Levin |
| Drew Aron '98 |
Timothy Leyden '92 |
| Katherine Bianchi '96 |
George Lin '06 |
| Keith Boothroyd '96 |
Channing Lindsay |
| Sean Bradley '91 |
Sally Lu BA '13 |
| Geoffrey '05 & Tracy Bremmer '05 |
Barbra Marangell '08 |
| Todd Canfield '94 |
Laura Mather '12 |
| Richard Castillo |
Kristen McAlister Donaldson '03 |
| Avinash Chainani MBA Candidate '15 |
Diane McCarthy MBA Candidate '15 |
| Christen Chambers '05 |
Richard Milo '96 |
| Bradley Coburn '13 |
Michael Miyamoto '12 |
| Dan Coffman '92 |
Johnny Mosham |
| Paige Cotcamp '84 |
Rashad '04 & Jennifer Moumneh '04 |
| Peter Cullen '82 |
Matthew Mousavi '11 |
| Al DeGrassi '79 |
Carl Neisser |
| Anthony DiConstanzo '00 |
Jem Nguyen '01 |
| Andrew Fan '04 |
Sue Padernacht |
| Nina Faustino '09 |
James Pavelko |
| Noah Garrett '08 |
Professor Morton Pincus |
| Mimi Goh MBA Candidate '16 |
Evan Pohaski '12 |
| Jason Green '08 |
Jennifer Poley '11 |
| Professor Vijay Gurbaxani |
Professor Emeritus Lyman & Meredith Porter |
| Timothy Guth '84 |
Michael Pressman '08 |
| Nina Hajjar |
Greg Queen '03 |
| Tony Hang '12 |
Lisa Dawn Reyer '94 |
| Michael Harrington '73 |
Steve Rhee '07 |
| David Hayes UCI '79 |
Colton Riley '13 |
| Michelle Henderson |
Bijan Sadri, MD '08 |
| Robert Henderson '07 |
Diane Sagey '99 |
| Rodney Hill Family |
Salvador Sarabosing Jr. & Dessi Sarabosing |
| Vicki (Lanza) Hines '77 |
Kane Shieh '05 |
| Lucy Huang '13 |
Mitchell & Maureen Spann |
| Brian Humenesky '06 |
Michael Tannourji '89 |
| Marilyn & William Humes |
Dr. Devansu Tewari MBA Candidate '14 |
| Nick Jacobus MBA '12 |
Edward '94 & Patricia Uy '94 |
| Garrison Jaquess |
Professor Kerry Vandell |
| Glen Kauffman '94 |
Tim '89 & Amy von Kaenel '97 |
| Timothy J. and Marianne Kay |
Thomas Wagner '89 |
| Zsolt Kiraly '08 |
Matthew A. Weiss '13 |
| Tom Kozicki |
Darren '02 & Dao Whissen '01 |
| Selva Kulasingam '07 |
Tiffany Wilson '07 |
| Fan-Wei Kung '07 |
Jennifer Wong '08 |
| William Kuo MBA Candidate '15 |
Nate Yee MBA Candidate '16 |
| Shannon Lamb, Esq |
Perry Yeh '08 |
| Robert Lambert |
Timothy C. Zevnik '93 |
| Professor Leonard Lane |
Coni Zingarelli '08 |
| Annual Members |
| Marc Ackerman |
Ulysses Lopez |
| Robert Arvizu '11 |
Casey Lubin UCI '07 |
| Dawn Beattie '92 |
Kristen M. Maher '98 |
| Louis '98 & Kathleen Burke |
Jon Masciana '06 |
| Jeffrey Chen '06 |
Kamal Masud '12 |
| Eugene Choi '01 |
Patrick McGaughan '97 |
| Antony Clarke '01 |
Lora C. McPhail BA '12 |
| Christopher Cook, Jr. '06 |
Benjamin Medvitz '06 |
| Joseph Corigliano '01 |
Mark L. Moehlman |
| Christopher Davenport '05 |
Tara Nathan MBA Candidate '15 |
| James Elliot '00 |
Robert Peirson '84 |
| Larry Engwall '87 |
Derek Poirier |
| Steven Fichtelberg '93 |
Britta Kvinge Pulliam |
| Judith Gass '00 |
Rick W. Rayson |
| Michael Hansen '84 |
Monica Rebella |
| Eric Henrickson '07 |
Clayton Riness '10 |
| Shela Kaneshiro MBA Candidate '14 |
Stephen Rodriguez '98 & Professor Ellen R. M. Druffel |
| John Karem '02 |
Joe Rosener & Professor Emerita Judy B. Rosener |
| Joshua Katz '01 |
Daniel Ethan Roston '89 |
| Glen Kauffman '94 |
James J. Scheinkman |
| Alan Kaye |
Craig Shugert '93 |
| Professor Robin Keller & Dr. Henry McMillan |
Alexeianna Steinmetz |
| Michelle Koontz '03 |
Hao Tang '10 |
| Ronnie Kovach |
Ariela Tannenbaum '95 |
| John Lambert '83 |
Kathryn Taylor '08 |
| Leon LaPorte '77 |
Kyle van Hoften '97 |
| Samara Larson '08 |
Jay Witzling '79 |
| Peter Leets |
Chris Zumberge '82 |
| Angelo Lombardo '01 |
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| Shareholder |
| Iyad Afalqa '12 |
Lora C. McPhail '11 |
| Pallavi Agarwal '13 |
Alison Mijares '11 |
| Omid Akbari '13 |
Ramin Mousavi '11 |
| Caesar Armenta '12 |
Ajanta Naidu, MD '11 |
| Matt Baldy '11 |
Dr. Andreea Nanci '13 |
| Kimberly Banks '13 |
Reena Pal '11 |
| Alnoush Bidrousian '13 |
Greg Palavivatana '11 |
| Mark Boll '11 |
Shetal Patel '13 |
| Kathleen Boyle '11 |
Ruben Dario Alfonso Pedroza '13 |
| Alison Brown '11 |
Mark Phillips '13 |
| Niki Braunstein '11 |
Jin Puertollano BA '12 |
| David L. Bryant '11 |
Scott Puff '12 |
| Sudipta Burman '12 |
Sarah Ramsey Gill '11 |
| Steve Chaky '13 |
Karl Rebay '11 |
| Yifei Chen '13 |
Christopher Rogers '12 |
| Rachel Chen '13 |
Matthew Romey '13 |
| Ben Cherian '11 |
Matthieu '13 & Jennifer Roussilon MBA Candidate '14 |
| Edwin Chow '13 |
Sandhya Rudraraju '12 |
| Penny Cotner '12 |
Timon Safaie '12 |
| Brandon Flanders '12 |
Grant Schweppe MBA Candidate '15 |
| Sarah Gibb '12 |
Saroja Singitam '13 |
| John Gilson, MBA Candidate '14 |
Tammy Spencer Prizio '11 |
| Barbara L. Gregson '13 |
Theresa Suppanade '11 |
| Buu Han '13 |
Yasushi Takamatsu MBA Candidate '15 |
| Sameer Hansen MBA Candidate '15 |
Dennis Thompson '13 |
| Kristian Hermansen '11 |
Lisa Tjornehoj '13 |
| Corey Katouli '12 |
David Toung '11 |
| Tom Ko '11 |
Tomo Tokuda MBA Candidate '15 |
| Aaron Levin BA '12 |
Michael Wong MBA Candidate '15 |
| Brian Liu MBA Candidate '15 |
Ty Woolworth '13 |
| Joe Lupica '13 |
Allen Wu '12 |
| Terese Marcotte '13 |
Danny Yao '12 |
| Margo McEntee BA '12 |
Carine Ye MBA Candidate '14 |
| Michael McLean '11 |
Brian Yoo '13 |
| Matt McLellan '13 |
John Yoo '13 |
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| Globe Trekkers |
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| DLC members share with us their travels around the world. |
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Sandhya Rudraraju '12, in front of Mysore Maharaja Palace – Mysore, Karnataka State, India in
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DLC member Colton Riley '13, Jonna Worldand '13, DLC member Kimberly Banks '13, and Omar Odeh '13 – Revolution Plaza, Cuba (March '13 during the International Real Estate Residential.) |
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| Laura Mather '12 attending the NSHMBA (National Society of Hispanic MBA) Conference Kick Off in Philadelphia |
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| DLC Info Update |
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| Where have you traveled to lately? Share it with us by sending updates to: deansleadershipcircle@merage.uci.edu |
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