Robert Wallstrom is a retail executive with extensive brand management expertise, proven leadership and a record of driving growth. As an advocate for the power of business to create positive influence and outcomes for people and communities, Wallstrom places a unique focus on building organizations with strong, diverse cultures that strive to positively impact all stakeholders.

Anne retired in 2012 from Eli Lily where she worked for over 22 years in a variety of senior leadership roles throughout the company. Most recently, she served a Senior Vice President for Enterprise Risk Management and Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer. Anne has been a board member of Indiana University Health since 2011. Are you health is a nationally recognized comprehensive health care system and a unique partner of the IU school of medicine. Since 2000, Anne has served first as a trustee and later as a Director of Citizen Energy Group, A public charitable trust providing water, waste water, and energy utilities to customers in Indianapolis and Central Indiana. She has chair of the board since January 2020. Anne received A.B. And A.M. degrees from Harvard university and a J.D. from Georgetown University Law School.

Darlene R. Slaughter is a visionary with a passion to remove barriers and provide equal opportunities for all. As the Chief Diversity and Engagement Officer for March of Dimes, Darlene is leading a culture of engagement, innovation, accountability, trust, diversity and inclusion, and supports talent management, leadership development and recruitment initiatives. Darlene’s work in diversity and inclusion has been recognized in various ways. She has received many awards and honors, including SAVOY’s 2012 Top 100 Influential Women in Corporate America, Profiles in Diversity Journal’s Women Worth Watching, Black Enterprises’ Top Executives in Diversity, and Heart & Soul’s Women of Substance in Finance and graced the cover of Inclusion Magazine.

On November 19, 2020, Indiana governor, Eric Holcomb announced his appointment of Karrah to his cabinet as Indiana’s first-ever Chief Equity, Inclusion and Opportunity Officer for the state. In this role, she works with key collaborators across the state of Indiana to normalize and operationalize equity into every aspect of state workforce engagement and services in order to disrupt systems of inequity and eliminate disparities in education, workforce, healthcare, public safety, business enterprise and more. Within the first 6 months, Karrah has engaged with over 200 stakeholders, built the infrastructure of the office, and in conjunction with other agencies rolled out the State of Indiana’s first ever equity website and Equity Data Portal. Her team’s two-year strategic plan will focus on equity in Community, Economic and Workforce Development.