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Victor C. Barnes is Senior Vice President, Connected Planning. Before joining Anaplan, Victor was the Global CFO of the McDonald’s Division at The Coca-Cola Company, culminating a 26-year career at Coca-Cola leading global teams. His roles included Commercial Finance Director, where he led the integration of a $4.1B brand acquisition, Regional Controller for sub-Saharan Africa based in Johannesburg, South Africa, and CFO of Coca-Cola’s Canada business unit based in Toronto.
Victor holds an MBA from the J.L. Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University and a bachelor’s degree from Northern Illinois University. He received his CPA credentials in the state of Georgia, and an Executive Coaching certification from the Goizueta Business School at Emory University.
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To celebrate Black History Month, District 218 will graduates from Eisenhower, Richards, and Shepard high schools who have achieved noteworthy success academically, professionally, artistically, in public service, or in some other field of endeavor.
This story, one of several this month, features graduates from Shepard High School.
Sam Jones, Class of 1996
Today Sam works as the Coordinator for Player Development for the Cleveland Cavaliers of the NBA. Through many years of experience and hard work playing and coaching Sam landed this position.
Subscribe One of the things I like about my job is the development piece. I help young professional NBA players develop on and off the court. Helping them with their skill work on the court and how to create an effective regime and mindset off the court. It brings me great joy to develop meaningful relationships with these world class athletes and people, he said.
NIU offers virtual learning lab for renewable energy experiments Northern Illinois University is wrapping up a four-year project this May designed to inspire the next generation of engineers and scientists to work in the field of renewable energy. Through an interactive virtual laboratory, college students can learn about renewable energy by conducting virtual experiments. Courtesy of NIU
Updated 2/23/2021 11:18 AM
As the population increases across the globe, the demand for energy also increases, as does the need to find renewable forms of energy and reduce the planet s reliance on fossil fuels.
According to estimates, if the world does not do more to convert to the use of renewable energy sources, the world may deplete its supply of fossil fuels as soon as 2060 at the current rate of consumption.
Across Chicago, the job market is tight as the ongoing health crisis continues to batter parts of the U.S. economy, forcing workers in some of the hardest-hit industries to switch careers.