Leadership Greater Chicago (LGC) announced its 2020 Class of LGC Fellows, the largest class of Fellows in LGC’s 35-year history. This select group of 48 accomplished and diverse individuals represents a cross-section of professionals from the corporate, nonprofit, government, and education sectors. They share the organization’s mission to effect transformative change in the community, and join a legacy of building and strengthening the pipeline of civic leaders who will lead the future of Chicago and the region.
The Northern Trust London office hosted a 'trans inclusion' seminar led by Global Butterflies, where attendees learned how to be a good ally to our trans colleagues and clients.
Around the globe, from Manila to Sydney, Melbourne to Limerick, Chicago to Arizona, we celebrated International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biph
By Pete Cherecwich, President of Corporate & Institutional Services at Northern Trust Corporation
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As a financial services leader, I often find myself reflecting on the question of ethics in business and my organization’s social mission. In a fast-moving and constantly changing business environment, there is an increasing need to do more with less and, of course, to be more profitable. But what really drives profitability these days? Investing for the future requires us to look beyond the P&L, and to hone in on an element just as important….the value we bring to society at large.
President of Asset Management, Shundrawn Thomas, discussed the importance of culture, community, family and diversity during a town hall last week in Tempe. The panel was represented by a member of the Northern Trust Women in Leadership, L.I.F.E, and Black Business Resource Council's.
Liju Augustine, Head of India Technology Development Center, represented Northern Trust as a panelist in the NASSCOM Product Conclave event in Pune, India, discussing opportunities and challenges in 'Accessing Open Innovation Ecosyste
We all strive to be great leaders. Whether in the office, on the field, or in the classroom, even the most experienced leaders should always be looking for ways to enhance and develop their leadership skills.
It takes a unique set of qualities to stand out as a leader. Being a good manager is not the same as being a good leader. The one clear characteristic that makes the difference between good leaders and great leaders is their ability to motivate and inspire their teams to consistently strive for better results.
Congratulations to Jacki Robinson-Ivy, recipient of the Women's History Month Outstanding Service in Business Award. Jacki is an active member in Chicago Children's Advocacy Ctr, the Northern Trust United Way Leadership Team, and Chicago United Leaders Circle, just to name a few.
