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Second Diversity Leadership Academy Class Named
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 26 /PRNewswire/ -- A diverse group of 58 community leaders
have been selected to participate in this year's Diversity Leadership Academy
of Greater Indianapolis. This will be the second class chosen from a diverse
cross-section of the greater Indianapolis community, including nonprofits,
education, business, government, and religion.
Once again, more than 100 applications were received. Class participants were
chosen based on applications, their interest and their ability to lead and
inspire change within their organizations and/or the community and to share
information around diversity management. The class gets underway today with an
orientation and welcome reception featuring remarks from Julian Bond, long-time
civil rights activist and chairman of the NAACP.
The Academy is an innovative, hands-on learning program designed to build
leadership skills in managing diversity. Over the next four months, class
members will participate in five classes featuring hands-on leadership
development programs that will better equip them to understand and manage
diversity in their organizations and communities.
"Response to the Academy continues to be very strong and positive from the
community and those who completed the first class. As a result, we have a
large, dynamic class that reflects the diversity of our community," said Anthem
Chairman, President and CEO Larry Glasscock.
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, in partnership with the American Institute
for Managing Diversity and with the support of the Indianapolis Urban League
and other local leaders, brought the Diversity Leadership Academy to
Indianapolis last year. Anthem's commitment of $575,000 allows community
leaders to participate at no cost to themselves or their organizations, and
funds curriculum development and other program costs.
"Our community is extremely fortunate to have the Diversity Leadership Academy
and is already benefiting from it," said Indianapolis Deputy Mayor and class
graduate Carolyn Coleman. "Every day I use what I learned in the program --
new ways of thinking about diversity that allow me to be a more effective
leader. In addition, we're starting to build a new, common understanding
within our organizations and our community, which will benefit all of us in our
increasingly diverse community."
"As more community leaders gain a common framework for addressing diversity,
the Urban League's Diversity and Race Relations Institute will continue to help
these ideas take root in our community," said Urban League President and CEO
Joe Slash.
The inaugural Academy class of 38 participants graduated in December 2003. The
Diversity Leadership Academy of Greater Indianapolis is a Community Leadership
Fellows Program of the Diversity Leadership Academy, an initiative of the
American Institute for Managing Diversity, Inc. Over the course of three
years, the Academy will conduct three classes and graduate more than 100
leaders from the program.
Diversity Leadership Academy of Greater Indianapolis
Class List - Fall 2004
Rodney Adkinson FedEx Freight
Daniel Baker Indiana Repertory Theatre
Bill Brooks Indianapolis Colts
Eddy Cabello Cabello Associates Inc.
Angela Cain WTHR-TV
Carole Casto Cummins, Inc.
Tina Cosby WISH-TV
Sanford E. Garner A2SO4 Architecture
La Veda Denise Howell Brightpoint Inc.
Cindy Keitch Huntington National Bank
Jan Michelsen Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak and Stewart, P.C.
Alan Mills Barnes and Thornburg
Anita Owen Farm Bureau Insurance
George Pillow Pillow Express Logistics
Maria M. Quintana Bank One
Christina Raigosa WIIH Univision
Marke Roberts Johnson Controls, Inc.
Hamsa Shadakhsharappa Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Sherma Wise The Media Wise Communication Group, Inc.
Mark Bryson Indiana University-Purdue University at
Indianapolis
Valerie Davidson Butler University
Linda Gabrielson Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library
Anila Muhammad Indiana University-Purdue University at
Indianapolis
Alain Weber International School of Indiana
Brenda Burke City of Indianapolis, Dept. of Administration
Barbara Collins Marion Superior Court
Rufus "Bud" Myers Indianapolis Housing Agency
Michael O'Connor City of Indianapolis
Juli Paini City of Indianapolis
Rep. Greg Porter State of Indiana, Health and Hospital
Corporation
Joseph Wynns City of Indianapolis, Dept. of Parks and
Recreation
Donald Dumoulin Roche Diagnostics
Anita Harden Community Health Network
Sheryl Joyner Community Health Network
Priscilla D. Keith Health and Hospital Corporation of Marion County
Hikmet Kutlu HealthNet Foundation
David Lee, M.D. Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield
Randall Lewis Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield
Cindy Miller Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield
Yvonne Oropeza Healthnet - A Clarian Partner
John Brandon Marion County Commission On Youth, Inc.
Jan Clark YMCA of Greater Indianapolis
Maurice Cox Indianapolis Museum of Art
Roland Dorson Greater Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Murvin Enders One Hundred Black Men of Indianapolis
Ruby Fleming The Hispanic Center, Inc.
Nancy Jewell Indiana Minority Health Coalition
Joanne Joyce Indianapolis Private Industry Council
Ellen Quigley Greater Indianapolis Progress Committee
Joyce Rogers Indiana Black Expo, Inc.
Deborah Hearn Smith Girl Scouts of Hoosier Capital
Tamara Zahn Indianapolis Downtown, Inc.
Bob Bedell Indianapolis Convention & Visitors Association
Umar I. Al-Khattab Indianapolis Muslim Community Association Inc.
Yunhan Gwo Chinese Community Church of Indianapolis
Barbara Mebane Covenant Community Church
David Penalva Vida Nueva United Methodist Church
Jayne Thorne St. Luke's UMC / Celebration of Hope
DATASOURCE: Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield
CONTACT: Deborah New of Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield,
+1-317-488-6350