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Milgard Executive Council Welcomes Six New Members

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The Milgard School of Business announces the addition of six distinguished members to the Milgard Executive Council. These leaders are instrumental to the success of the Milgard School and their many contributions are greatly appreciated.

The Milgard Executive Council is comprised of notable business and community leaders who provide insightful advice for the School and its programs, raise support to help accomplish the School's mission and objectives, and enhance the School's visibility.

64% of the Milgard Executive Council members are C suite executives from companies with sales revenue or assets over $1 Bn, 20% are high net worth individuals, and the rest are entrepreneurs, attorneys, and government officials. These leaders are instrumental to the success of the Milgard School and their many contributions are greatly appreciated.

Ali Kemp | CEO & Owner, Financial Insights Wealth Management


Bradd Busick | SVP & CIO, MultiCare 


Craig Dickens Headshot Craig Dickens | CEO, JD Merit & Company 


Hoke Horne Headshot Hoke Horne | EVP & Chief Financial Officer, Infoblox  


Matt Allen | EVP, Chief Client Officer, McKinstry


Tom Falskow | CFO, Potelco Group      

Congratulations to our newest members and furthermore to Bradd Busick for receiving the CIO of the Year Award in Healthcare in the 2023 Seattle ORBIE Awards. This recognition comes from the limitless efforts and leadership surrounding technology transformations in the Healthcare industry. 

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Written by Noah Carr and Kevin Dugan
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