Your Honorees, 2022 | ɫɫ�� Michigan University

Meet The 30, 2022

The Haworth College of Business is proud to introduce the 2022 honorees.

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ɫɫ�� Haworth is honored to present its 2022 edition of The 30, a publication that recognizes emerging business leaders who are providing thought leadership and innovative perspectives in the business world. Selected by a committee composed of faculty, staff and recent alumni, these honorees represent the work ethic, innovation and passion that are synonymous with being a Business Bronco.

Alec Wyman is wearing a tshirt and baseball cap.

Alec Wyman, B.B.A.’15

The Brand Building Bronco

Nikki Kaur is dressed in a cap and gown, holding their diploma.

Baljinder Kaur, MBA’21

Doctor of Development

Alana Novosad is wearing a grey blazer and black shirt.

Alana Novosad, B.B.A.’14, B.A.’14

Communications Changemaker

Jamauri Bogan is sitting in the Greenleaf Trust Trading Room.

Jamauri Bogan, B.B.A.’17, MBA ’19

Philanthropic Phenom

Shaquille Anthony is wearing a black blazer and peach shirt.

Shaquille Anthony, B.B.A.’16

Anthony has been motivated by one purpose since his time at ɫɫ��⁠—creating equitable access to employment opportunities. It’s this passion that drove him to a senior talent engagement specialist role at SpartanNash, where he makes a difference leading community outreach and cultivating top talent. 

Breaker of Barriers

Kristin Kinney is wearing a black jacket and shirt.

Kristin Kinney, B.B.A.’15

Meticulous Media Manager

Nick Young is wearing a blue jacket and light blue shirt.

Nick Young, B.B.A.’12

Cannabis Specialist

Kyleigh Erdman is wearing a black jacket and blue blouse.

Kyleigh Erdman, B.B.A.’17

Status Quo Challenger

DeVonte Cox is wearing a blue suit and checkered tie.

DeVonte Cox, B.B.A.’16

The Goal-Driven Go-Getter

Patricia Chibende is wearing a blue navy jacket and pink shirt.

Patricia Chibende, B.B.A.’14

Chibende has found herself in many roles ranging from corporate accountancy to nonprofit leadership. It has been in this breadth of experience that she has greatly impacted her community beyond crunching numbers.  

Finance Aficionado

Zach Novoselsky is wearing a blue jacket and black baseball cap.

Zach Novoselsky, B.B.A.’18, MBA’19

The First-class Founder

Stephen Cahill is wearing a red tie and black jacket.

Stephen Cahill, MBA’19

The Business Savvy Scientist

Clara Walt is wearing a black jacket with their hands in their pockets.

Clara Walt, B.B.A.’17

Supply Chain Sensation

Richerd Winton is wearing a blue suit and light blue shirt.

Richerd Winton, B.B.A.’13

Gifted Grantmaker

Bob Armbrister is wearing a blue suit and checkered tie.

Bob Armbrister, B.B.A.’06, MBA’13

Armbrister understands the need for data and efficiency in a post-pandemic world. As president and CEO of SPARK Business Works, and as CIO of CSM Group, Armbrister has seen how technology, positioned between people and processes, can help businesses pull ahead of their competitors. 

Chief Innovator

Eddie Warr is wearing a light blue suit and gold tie.

Eddie Warr, B.B.A.’20

Financial Future-Proofer

Cassidy Halloran is wearing a tan sweater and black shirt.

Cassidy Halloran, B.B.A.’18

Mortgage Mobilizer

Charles Sullivan is wearing a black blazer and blue checkered shirt.

Charles Sullivan, B.B.A.’16

Natural Leader

Phillip Garcia is wearing a black jacket and red tie.

Phillip Garcia, B.B.A.’13

Concrete Organizer

Demetrius Wolverton is sitting in a chair, wearing a black shirt and grey pants.

Demetrias Wolverton, B.B.A.’13

Wolverton is a pillar in their community. As a creator, an educator and an organizer for social justice with an emphasis on racial and gender equity, they continuously work to inspire change and give hope for a better future in the city of Kalamazoo.

The Equity Advocate

Molly Voska is wearing a sleeveless white blouse.

Molly Voska, B.B.A.’17

The Global Go-Getter

Aron Duymovic is wearing a blue jacket and white shirt.

Aron Duymovic, B.B.A.’15

The Aerospace Ace

Bradley Luft is wearing a suit and holding a black folder.

Bradly Luft, B.B.A.’15

Relationship Revolutionizer (and Donut Lover!)

Amanda Holman, B.B.A.’13

The Ardent Advocate

Ashley Mahler, B.B.A.’19

Ashley Mahler is a strategist who gets results. Working with passion and pride, she weaves together marketing campaigns with equal parts data and heart. As she leads marketing projects, she is also focused on destigmatizing discussions about mental health in the agency world.

The Solid Strategist

Jared Coleman is wearing a tan jacket and off-white turtleneck shirt.

Jared Coleman, B.B.A.’18, MBA’21

Strategic Sourcing Superstar

Rob Nyhuis is wearing a grey suit and green tie.

Rob Nyhuis, B.B.A.’17

A Trailblazing Talent

Grant Heselschwerdt is wearing a black suit and white shirt.

Grant Heselschwerdt, B.B.A.’15

The Hungry Traveler

Nick McLaughlin is wearing a light grey shirt.

Nick McLaughlin, B.B.A.’12

Healthcare Hero

Daniel Tyranski is wearing a red tshirt.

Daniel Tyranski, B.B.A.’14

From the automotive to tech to craft beer industries, Tyranski has always looked for ways to push the limits of his career. The adventurous spirit that led him into supply chain positions across industries inspired him to found his own brewery, Nomadic Beerworks.

Backpacking Brewer

What is the criteria for being part of The 30?

In order to qualify, nominees must:

Have graduated from ɫɫ�� Haworth in the past 10 years.
Have significant achievements through application of their business and leadership skills.
Have demonstrated a strong sense of vision for the future.
Have a minimum of two years of professional experience.

How are honorees selected?

A committee composed of faculty, staff and recent alumni evaluate the nominations (with names redacted), using a holistic scoring method, looking for evidence of the following:

Significant accomplishments in the business world since graduation (maximum of 20 points)
Meeting or surpassing milestones—corporate or external recognition of efforts (maximum of 10 points)
Community involvement and vision in regard to service (maximum of 10 points)

Up to 10 additional points will be awarded based on the panel's overall impression of the materials (completeness and strong narrative as to why this person is worthy of being honored).

While each nominee may not excel in each of the above areas, evidence of achievement in several of the areas above will create a strong nomination.

If you have any questions about The 30 or the application process, please contact Stacey Anderson.

How do I nominate myself or someone else for The 30?

If you know of an alum who should be included, or if you meet the criteria for The 30, then fill out our nomination form for the college's digital publication.

The deadline for choosing the next class of The 30 is October 21, 2022.

Who are the past honorees?

Now in its fourth cycle, The 30, has recognized many accomplished individuals from the Haworth College of Business. View past publications.

Now in its fourth cycle, The 30, has recognized many accomplished individuals from the Haworth College of Business.

2021 honorees