Represent saturn corporation in the shanghai gm new

represent Saturn Corporation in the Shanghai GM New Vehicle Build & Launch Project in 1999 in
China. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering with Highest Honors from the
Georgia Institute of Technology. In 2014, Russell was invited by the World Economic Forum to
join their global leader community and to be a Founding Curator for a Global Shapers World
Economic Forum Community. She sits on a number of community and advisory boards,
including St. Lukes Health System and Boise State Venture College, and has spoken about
social enterprise and impact innovation internationally. Russell is a PRAXIS Fellow, was
nominated for an Eisenhower Fellowship, and is a published travel writer. She has received a
variety of awards and honors, including: Tribute to Women in Idaho Industry Award;
Entrepreneur of the Year by Boise Chamber of Commerce; Accomplished Under 40 award from
Idaho Business Review; Atlas Holdings Inaugural Foundation Social Entrepreneurship Partner;
and Non-Profit of the Year Award for Create Common Good from Boise Metro Chamber of
Commerce. She is married with two children.
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Ann C. Sherry
Title held since 2007 : CEO, Carnival Australia
Current Company Titles
2007 - Present : CEO, Carnival Australia
Biography
Source : Company Web Site, 2014
Ann Sherry was appointed CEO of Carnival Australia in July 2007 following a diverse career in
banking and public sector. Sherry has played a leadership role in the expansion of the
Australian cruise industry including the growth of P&O Cruises fleet and the Australian
customer base across all Carnival brands. Recruited to Westpac in 1994, Sherry commenced a
13-year career with the organization. Her first eight years with Westpac spanned senior
leadership roles within the HR and public affairs functions, and working through key
acquisitions (including Challenge Bank and Bank of Melbourne). Sherry's success as Chief
Executive Officer of the Bank of Melbourne led to her appointment as Chief Executive of the
New Zealand and Pacific banking business. Sherry made a powerful impact in the New Zealand
operation, resuscitating the brand in business and retail sectors, as well as turning staff morale
around and delivering a real and highly visible Westpac presence in a tightly congested, diverse
and participant-rich financial services market. In addition to her business contributions, Sherry
instituted some major cultural initiatives at Westpac. In particular, Westpac became an industry
leader as a result of the paid maternity-leave policy and the focus on women in business. She
has also been instrumental in initiating and delivering an internationally renowned CSR program
at Westpac. Sherry was awarded a Cententary Medal in 2003 by the Australian Government
and then awarded an Order of Australia in 2004.