 PLEASE JOIN US…
The DC-Metro Planning Committee of the
Inman Page Black Alumni Council (IPC) of Brown University
Invites you to attend a
“Friends-Raising” Reception & Celebration
on
Thursday, November 13, 2008
6:30 – 9:00 p.m.
Light hors d’oeuvres and entertainment
featuring
Clips & discussion of an Obama documentary,
“Believe: The Barack Obama Story,”
under production by DC alumni Thomas Hart & Skip Kelly
SPACE IS LIMITED
RSVP* REQUIRED BY NOV. 6TH to
WashingtonDCIPC@alumni.brown.edu
This “Meet and Greet” will be held at
Venable, LLP*
575 7th Street, NW
Washington, DC
(Located at corner of 7th & F Sts., NW. Recommend using the easy access from Gallery Place Metro at Verizon Center Entrance. Parking in building, access on F Street between 6th & 7th.)
*MUST BE REGISTERED TO ATTEND EVENT.
Election results are in!
The Inman Page Black Alumni Council (IPC) is pleased to announce the newly elected officers.
2008-2010 IPC Officers
President-Elect:
Rosetta Hillary
Annapolis, Maryland
AB ’73, American Civilization
JD, Northwestern University School of Law
An accomplished attorney and senior manager with nearly 30 years of service in the Office for Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education, Rosetta Hillary developed skills as a master troubleshooter and change agent. Addressing issues related to race, disability, age, and gender discrimination, Rosetta led both field office and headquarters staff in efforts to enforce Federal civil rights laws.
In August 2008, Rosetta established a consulting and coaching firm for executives and organizations designed to assist in troubleshooting, leadership development, increasing management capacity, and promoting overall life mastery. Rosetta brings 10 years of experience as an executive coach and personal coach to her new venture along with numerous other leadership and management skills that she acquired during her tenure with the Office for Civil Rights.
Treasurer:
Ellen Hunter
Atlanta, GA
BA ’04, Political Science, Magna Cum Laude
MBA ’07, Wharton School of Business, University of Pennsylvania
Ellen Hunter started a company with two classmates, Langston Dugger and Adam Mangana, then pursued an MBA. Ellen served as Vice Chair of the annual Whitney M. Young conference, sponsored by Wharton's African American MBA Association, and was fortunate to receive a full-tuition Howard E. Mitchell fellowship award. Ellen is committed to and active in recruiting students of color for Wharton and for the Boston Consulting Group, where she currently works as a Consultant in the Atlanta office.
Secretary:
Tiffani Scott
Newark, NJ
ScB ’98, Mechanical Engineering
MBA ’05, NYU Stern School of Business
Tiffani Scott began her career as a Mechanical Design Engineer at United Technologies where she designed and developed enhancements for the NASA spacesuit. A few years later, she pursued her MBA at NYU Stern School of Business. After graduating, she was hired as a Supply Chain Planner at Johnson & Johnson where she served as a project lead on multiple projects related to enterprise resource planning. Currently, she is a Global Demand Planner at BASF where she is implementing a demand planning process for the chemical catalyst division. Tiffani has been an active volunteer in various organizations including: tutoring students in math and providing consulting to small businesses. She is currently on the IPC Communications Committee where she has assisted in publishing the newsletter and disseminating the National Survey, and she is also on the Events Planning Committee for IPC New York.
IPC Exchange Newsletter Spring 2008
The second issue of the IPC Exchange Newsletter is now available and features the Alumni of Color/Boldly Brown Campaign, a message from IPC’s President, alumni spotlights, and upcoming events. To view the newsletter, please click here.
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