Corporate Leaders
- Bob Bauman, chairman and CEO, Beecham Group.
- Robert M. Best, Class of 1944; chairman and CEO, Security Mutual Life.
- Brian Byrnes, Director of San Francisco AIDS Foundation.
- Nicholas E. Calio, Class of 1975; Citigroup's Senior Vice President for Global Government Affairs.
- George Conrades, Class of 1961; Chairman and CEO of Akamai Technologies.
- Robert Dellinger, Class of 1982; CFO of Sprint Corporation, a global communications company and currently a CFO of Delphi Corp.
- Julie S. Henahan, a CEO of the Ohio Arts Council.
- Orra E. Monnette, Class of 1897; author and banker, co-founder and co-chairman, Bank of America, Los Angeles.
- James J. Nance, Class of 1923; Industrialist, CEO of Hotpoint, Zenith and Packard Motors, Vice President, Ford Motor CompanyMercury-Edsel-Lincoln Division, Chairman of Central National Bank of Cleveland, First Chairman, Board of Trustees, Cleveland State University. Also a member of Board of Trustees, Ohio Wesleyan University.
- Louis A. Simpson, Class of 1958; President and CEO of GEICO Corporation.
- Clay G. Small, Class of 1972; CEO of Pepsi Bottling Group.
- Martha Rooney Webb, Class of 1991; director at the Seed Foundation, a foundation designed to benefit urban children.
- Frank Stanton, Class of 1930; former CBS CEO between 1945-1973.
- Gregory Wilson, Class of 1974; principal at McKinsey & Company in Washington, DC.
- Matthew W. Miller, Class of 1984; Foreign Exchange guru at Morgan Stanley.
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