1991 — Part-Time

Stacey Caywood was named president and CEO of U.S. Wolters Kluwer Law & Business in October. Caywood is a seasoned leader with a 16-year track record of success at CCH and Wolters Kluwer where she has led strategic planning, publishing, sales, marketing and new product development. Caywood was formerly vice president of the legal professional group, part of Wolters Kluwer Law & Business, where she achieved strong growth as the unit extended its integrated online libraries into specialty areas such as securities law and integrated workflow tools.

Bob Marren lives in Winnetka, Ill., with his wife Susan and six children. Bob has worked for MFS Investment Management since 1995.

Thomas Race has joined Exigen Capital, a San Francisco-based private equity fund, as vice president of business development. Previously he was a managing director at Pintoresco Advisors, a Los Angeles-based boutique investment bank where he specialized in international mergers and acquisitions. He lives in Boulder, Colo., having spent many years working in the telecommunications and tech industries in London, Hong Kong, Amsterdam, Singapore and Chicago.

Zbig Skiba lives in Glencoe, Ill., where he enjoys the outdoor activities that the area provides such as biking, cross country skiing, walks by the beach, concerts at Ravinia and spending time with his teenage son. While writing his update in February, Zbig admitted that many of the outdoor activities sounded like a dream! Zbig is putting his self-created concentration in entrepreneurship at Kellogg to good use. He is a business coach and peer group facilitator with The Alternative Board, where he helps business owners to change perspective, improve business and enjoy life. He also consults with businesses that want to be more "sustainable." He helps them to focus on efforts that will have the greatest impact on both the environment and the company's bottom line, while integrating these efforts with the overall company strategy and plans. Visit his business at skibaconsulting.com.

Nina Burokas shares the following update from the Left Coast: "Recently found the adventure I was seeking in the launch of corporate VMG (Velocity Made Good) (corporatevmg.com), a serious play training organization that produces sailing retreats and yacht racing events designed to develop teams' strategic agility and tactical effectiveness. The initial base of operations is Long Beach, Calif., also home to client/partner Long Beach Yacht Club Sailing Foundation's world-class Catalina 37 One Design fleet and the best winds in Southern California. Potential clients and partners (OD consultants, event planners, captains, coaches and fleet owners) and fellow sailors/adventurers are invited to contact me."

Nina also writes: "When not at the helm of CVMG, I continue to consult on brand engagement, concept development and communication initiatives and serve as president of the Kellogg Orange County Alumni Club." Having shared the news on her latest venture, Nina signed off with this fitting quote from Alexander Pope: "On life's vast ocean diversely we sail, reason the card, but passion is the gale."