Board of Visitors
Dean James Bradford established the Board of Visitors, an advisory group, in 2006 to strengthen the school’s connection with and relevance to the national and international business communities. Members represent diverse industries, geographic locations, and management expertise. Each member serves a three-year term. The current board chair is David B. Ingram, Chairman and President of Ingram Entertainment. Here is a list of the members: Here is a list of the members:
| Member | Title | Member | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scott Becker | Senior Vice President, Administration and Finance, Nissan North America, Inc. | John F. Brock | Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc. |
| Doug Cahill | President and Chief Executive Officer, Oreck | Beth Canavan | Executive Vice President, Tiffany |
| Robert J. (Bob) Dennis | Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer, Genesco, Inc. | Gary Garfield | President and Chief Executive Officer, Bridgestone Americas Holding, Inc. |
| Josue Christiano Gomes da Silva | Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Coteminas | Henry L. Guy Jr. | President and CEO, Modern Holdings |
| Jeff Henderson | Chief Financial Officer, Cardinal Health | Michael C. Henkel | Managing Director, Evestnet Asset Management |
| Charles O. Holliday Jr. | Chairman of the Board, Bank of America | William E. Huger | Partner, Voyager Management, LLC |
| Norman E. Johnson | Chairman of the Board and CEO, CLARCOR Inc. | Kevin P. Kaseff | Managing Partner, Titan Real Estate Investment Group, Inc. |
| Allen D. Keel | President, CEFO, and Director, Crimson Exploration, Inc. | David C. Kloeppel | President and CFO, Gaylord Entertainment Company |
| Virginia B. (Gigi) Lazenby | Chairman and VEO, Bretagne, LLC | W. Jackson Long, Jr. | Chairman and Co-Founder, PeopleAdmin, Inc. |
| Andy McCain | CEO, Hensley & Company | Robert H. McNabb | Executive Vice President, Korn/Ferry International; Chief Executive Officer, Futurestep |
| William M. Mounger | Chief Executive Officer, Tristar Technologies | Eric W. Noll | Executive Vice President of Transaction Services, The NASDAQ OMX Group, Inc. |
| William C. “Billy” Oehmig | Oehmig, Partner, The Sterling Group, LP | W. Douglas Partner | Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, US Airways Group |
| James M. Powers | Powers Investments | Neil P. Ramsey | President and Chief Executive Officer, Ramsey Quantitative Systems, Inc. |
| Sean Rogers | Managing Director and Global Head of Communications Technologies, Investment Banking at Citigroup | Mark A. Tillinger | Cognizant Technology Solutions, Vice President/ The Riedel & Cody Fund, Founder and President |
| Brent Turner | President, Vanderbilt Business School Alumni Board of Directors | Charles A. Vice | President and COO, IntercontinentalExchange |
| Geoffrey Walker | Senior Vice President and Co-General Manager Europe, Mattel Inc. | Adena T. Friedman | Chief Financial Officer & Managing Director, The Carlyle Group Washington, D.C. |
| Peter Jueptner | Senior Vice President, Strategy and New Business Development, The Estée Lauder Companies | ||
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