Lubrizol names its first chief diversity officer
Lubrizol names its first chief diversity officer
Wickliffe-based specialty chemicals producer Lubrizol Corp. has named its first chief diversity officer.
The company said in a news release on Wednesday, May 19, that Cheree Aspelin has taken on that role and will continue to advance the company s organizational capability by further embedding diversity and inclusion (D&I) across Lubrizol s workforce, culture, systems and processes. Aspelin also will hold human resources leadership responsibilities for culture, talent management, talent development and organization design and effectiveness, according to the release.
Aspelin has worked at Lubrizol since August 2015, most recently serving as senior director for culture and inclusion efforts. She previously held leadership positions at BP and JPMorgan Chase.
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CLEVELAND, March 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Greater Cleveland Partnership (GCP), the nation s largest metropolitan chamber of commerce, announces that Baiju R. Shah has been named President and CEO of the organization, effective April 12, 2021. Shah will succeed Joe Roman, who will retire April 30.
Roman, who announced his retirement in June 2020, has served as President and CEO of GCP since its inception in March 2004. Prior to that he had the same role at Cleveland Tomorrow, one of GCP s predecessor organizations.
Baiju R. Shah is the new president and CEO of Greater Cleveland Partnership, the largest metropolitan chamber of commerce in the nation.
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