In this episode of Behind the Bell, The Executive Leadership Council’s President & CEO Michael C. Hyter and Board Chair Gale V. King joined us at Nasdaq to ring the opening bell, and speak about what the ELC’s mission is and why it is so critical.
In honor of Juneteenth - June 19, 1865, Michael C. Hyter, President & CEO and Gale V. King, Board Chair, ring the Opening Bell.
On March 23, Google VP of Engineering, Gavin Leo-Rhynie, shared his experiences and insights on navigating a career path to the top in the tech industry. Gavin discussed the challenges of staying visible as a Black tech professional and how to lead change projects within an organization.
From October 3-7, 2022, The ELC hosted a week of events aimed at impacting every level of our current and future membership base, from student scholars to mid-level managers to CEOs. Our primary focus is to nurture and amplify Black excellence and leadership in business. Check out a recap of each of those events below.
Ellison will be recognized for advancing diversity and delivering business growth over his 35-plus years as retail leader
More than 70 percent of this year’s scholars are pursuing degrees in business or STEM and over 60 percent are women or hail from HBCUs.
Brand recognized for its long-standing investment in increasing representation, providing an inclusive experience and creating economic opportunity for employees and communities alike.
Savoy Magazine recently presented its 2022 Most Influential Black Executives in Corporate America that showcases an elite representation of African-American men and women. Meet the 123 ELC Members that were featured on the 2022 list.
