Driving Value

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PROFESSIONAL JOURNEY

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I’m blessed to have been awarded many honors throughout my career. I truly appreciate the recognition and continue to strive to drive value in everything I do professionally. However, I am most proud of the relationships of respect I have built with people with whom I have worked, volunteered, learned or otherwise shared my professional journey. For those I have yet to meet, thank you for taking a peek at my site. I hope we can connect as well.

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Biographical Summary

[/heading][vc_column_text css=”.vc_custom_1689979133092{background-color: #ffffff !important;}”]Adam Stanley is a strategic advisor to nonprofits, real estate professional, Board Director, former CIO/CDO/CTO/CPO and leader passionate about finding and connecting great people and helping them do amazing things. He is best known for building teams and driving change within industries and companies at inflection points. He has worked in banking, insurance and insurance brokerage, commercial real estate, and healthcare. Adam is a non-executive Director on the boards of GATX Corporation, Church Mutual Insurance, and UBS Trumbull Property Fund. He is one of very few publicly out LGBT board members in the United States.

Adam started his career in strategic consulting with Deloitte prior to several executive management roles in banking, insurance and commercial real estate.  He served as Chief Technology Officer of Aon Corporation, and in a similar role with Aviva Insurance in the United Kingdom.  He retired last year as Chief Digital and Technology Officer of Cushman & Wakefield, having served in that role for 8 years.

At Cushman, Adam provided strategic and operational direction for Cushman & Wakefield’s client facing and colleague technology systems and infrastructure across all business lines and geographies. A member of the Global Management Team, he advocated for the best solutions for the best clients, supported by the best talent. Adam also served as President of the Cushman & Wakefield Charitable Foundation, Executive Sponsor of UNITY, the LGBTQ+ employee resource group, and as interim Chief People Officer.

Post retiring from Cushman, Adam joined the fight for quality and equity in education by agreeing to become the first Chief Experience Officer of Teach For America. In this role, he transformed significant aspects of the TFA experience from recruiting corps members to engaging with alumni and enhancing teacher development. He now continues to provide probono advisory services to the new President of TFA.

Adam holds a bachelor’s degree in finance from Washington University in St. Louis and an MBA from the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Business.  He was recently featured in a joint study from a prominent Consultancy and leading recruiting firm on gay executives. Adam lives in Austin Texas, with his husband Timothy and their dog Aaliyah, where they manage the Adam Timothy Group, a multi-faceted real estate sales and investment business.[/vc_column_text][heading]

Awards and Recognition

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Crain’s Chicago Tech 50
100 Most influential and impactful black executives in America
CIO 100
Premier 100 Technology Leaders
The Top 100 Most Social CIOs
Top 20 CIOs to follow on Twitter
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