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Elise Awwad is the president and CEO of DeVry University. She leads DeVryWORKS, admissions, student central, student care training, career services and strategic enrollment operations.

Cody Green is an experienced commercial leader with a strong record of driving performance by focusing on people development and process excellence. As senior director of business development, he supports the DeVryWorks team's efforts in maximizing outcomes for organizations looking to align the right talent with relevant learning pathways to reskill for the future of work.

Kathaleen Emery is a high energy and collaborative business professional with more than 20 years' of experience in higher education and recruiting. She excels at building relationships with job seekers and employer/community partners and uses creativity to be successful in an ever-changing economic climate.

Daisha Hankle was born to be a coach. She lives each day by the motto, by Jimmy Johnson: “The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is a little EXTRA.” She is a dynamic and energetic webinar facilitator who has spent 15 years honing her training and motivation skills on the sidelines of the basketball court to currently leading DeVry University’s corporate virtual workshop program.

With over a decade of experience at DeVry University, Amir Ghaemi, Corporate Partnership Director with DeVryWorks, has established a strong foundation in admissions and leadership. Amir brings a wealth of expertise and a commitment to enhancing student success through thoughtful and intentional relationships with our corporate education partners.

Veronica Calderon is the chief inclusion, belonging and diversity officer at DeVry University. Among her responsibilities, Calderon leads the implementation of the long-term vision and goals of diversity, equity and inclusion at the University, including building new diversity, equity and inclusion programs and training for students, faculty and colleagues, and oversee its employee resource groups (ERGs).

Lenore Goldberg has been with DeVry University since 2010 and serves as the national dean of colleges and curriculum. As national dean, she is responsible for overseeing course and program development, assessment, and programmatic accreditation for the business and general education curriculum.

Alex Hosch has been teaching for the University since 2009 and he is also a Keller Graduate School of Management alumnus. He worked in the financial services, legal practice management, and software development industries for more than 25 years, and has successfully managed information technology, information systems, product development, and operational projects for various corporations and institutions.