National Catholic Forester

National Catholic Forester 10 10 10 name: Christine Terese Corso parish/court: St. Josaphat Parish / St. Mary of Mt. Carmel Court 272 residence: Chicago, Illinois education: B.S. Business Administration, University of Illinois – Urbana/ Champaign; MBA Candidate Marketing University of Chicago – Booth School employment history in the past Five years: 5/2014 to 4/2017 – Enablement and Product Management, Zebra Technologies; 4/2005 to 5/2014 – Acting Director, Motorola Solutions/Symbol Technologies volunteer experience: CCD teacher at the parish for six years; taught confi rmation classes; volunteer at Misericordia Septemberfest for several years awards or recognition: Vice President's Marketing Award – AT&T Lucent Technologies; Transformation Team Award – Zebra Technologies candidate statement: Married to a Chicago fi refi ghter and the "lucky" mother of 4-year-old twins. Twenty years of experience in the technology and telecommunications industries in various leadership positions. Has been responsible for developing and executing strategy and plans across many disciplines. Her passion is building relationships with people both within the organization and externally. Has successfully applied her energy and talents by driving growth, delivering results, and focusing on people. Has been a member of NCSF for 40 years as her grandmother, Marie Corso worked there for 20+ years. name: Anthony M. Henry parish/court: St. Mary's Mother of God Parish / St. Antoinette Court 870 residence: Ft. Wayne, Indiana education: Bachelor of Arts Philosophy / Fine Arts, St. Louis University, St. Louis; Master of Arts / Education, The Catholic University of America, Washington DC; Clinical Pastoral Education at Holy Cross Hospital, Silver Spring, Maryland employment history in the past Five years: 2004 to present – Pastoral Associate St. Mary's Mother of God Catholic Church Ft. Wayne, IN; 2015 to 2017 – Instructor Purdue University, Ft. Wayne, Indiana volunteer experience: Oversees a soup kitchen at St. Mary's Mother of God Church that serves 1,000 people a day; St. Vincent DePaul Society: meets the psychosocial, physical, spiritual needs of troubled families and persons; Wellspring Interfaith Agency: works with "at risk" youth and elderly; Organizer: precinct committee chairperson awards or recognition: Wellspring Interfaith appreciation award; merit recognition for supporting Alzheimer and Cancer Awareness fund drives; Awarded Best Pub/Proprietor in 2014, Ft. Wayne People's Magazine candidate statement: Career has always been centered on people. Raising the quality of life for persons has been his mantra. Brings innovative ideas and strategies to settings that impact the individual and community at large. board of director candidates continued from page 9

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