Three New Members Join Lake Forest Board of Directors
Lake Forest Graduate School of Management has announced the selection of Joher Akolawala, Vice President, Finance of Kraft Foods Group; Ed Carney, President and CEO of Superior Graphite Company; and Mark Dajani, Senior Vice President, of Enterprise Business Services, and CIO at Mondelēz International, to its Board of Directors.
Akolawala and Carney will serve on the Board’s Finance and Audit Committee, while Dajani will serve on the Board’s Research, Development and Innovation Committee.
As an experienced finance executive, Joher Akolawala, offers valuable global strategic finance and operations expertise to LFGSM’s business-leader Board.
“Continuing education is my passion and I’m honored to have this opportunity to serve as a member of the Board of Lake Forest Graduate School of Management,” Akolawala said. “I look forward to working with my fellow Board members and the LFGSM leadership team.”
LFGSM Class of 2001 alumnus Ed Carney will share his substantial leadership, analytics and innovation expertise with the Board.
“As a Class of 2001 alum, I’ve stayed connected with the School as a member of the Business Advisory Council. I’m honored to have this opportunity to serve Lake Forest Graduate School of Management in this new capacity as a member of the Board,” Carney said. “I look forward to working with my fellow Board members and the LFGSM leadership team to continue to increase the School’s contributions to the students and business community it serves.”
Finally, a gifted IT executive and recognized business leader, Mark N. Dajani brings valuable technology expertise to LFGSM’s business-leader Board.
“I’m honored to have this opportunity to serve as a member of the Board of Lake Forest Graduate School of Management and to join the Board’s Research, Development & Innovations Committee,” Dajani said. “I look forward to working with my fellow Board members and the LFGSM leadership team to have a positive impact by assisting the School to help business professionals become even more effective business leaders.”
