BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Triangle Education Foundation Leadership
President
Scott E. Bova, CFRE
Foundation President
Mr. Bova currently serves as the President of the Triangle Education Foundation. Mr. Bova joined the Triangle Foundation staff in June of 2000. As President, Mr. Bova is responsible for the daily operations of the Foundation as well as for its national fundraising efforts. Previously, Mr. Bova served as the Chief Operating Officer of the Phi Kappa Theta National Foundation, where he joined the staff in 1995 as the Director of Alumni Affairs and Development. He was then elevated to the position of COO in January 1997. Mr. Bova received a bachelor's degree in Sports Marketing and Media Relations from Ohio University. During his tenure at Ohio, he was employed by the Vice President for Administration and was involved primarily in the development, planning, funding, and construction of the new $24 Million student recreation facility. Following his graduation, Mr. Bova was employed by the Detroit Lions’ Marketing Department. Currently residing in Carmel, Indiana, Mr. Bova is active in the Indianapolis community. He is a former member of the Downtown Optimist Club and a current member of the Indiana Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals. In addition, he has volunteered for the NCAA Men’s Basketball Championships, Big Ten Basketball Championships, Indy Reads Adult Literacy Program, and various other special projects. As a side hobby, Mr. Bova is currently an Indiana State licensed football, basketball, and baseball official, in addition to, being an NCAA football and baseball official. Bova spends time throughout the year refereeing and umpiring competitive college and high school baseball, basketball, and football. Mr. Bova is a past chair of The NIC Foundations Seminar and AFP Indiana Chapter Marketing Committee, Operations Chair for Indiana Fund Raising Day, and Co-Chair of the Indiana Philanthropy Awards Dinner. He has presented for several groups and seminars on alumni relations, volunteer management, board operations, and basic fundraising. Mr. Bova earned his Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE) designation in the fall of 2002.
Chairman
John C. Gargani pitt82
Retired Vice President, Southwestern Energy Co.
John has over 30 years of experience in the oil and gas industry and holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering degree from the University of Pittsburgh. Prior to retiring in June 2017, John held various senior management positions at Southwestern Energy Company including Vice President, Human Resources, Vice President and General Manager, Strategy, Performance & Innovation, Vice President and General Manager, Midstream Services, and Vice President, Economic Planning & Acquisitions for the Company’s Exploration & Production segment. Prior to joining Southwestern Energy in 1993, John held various engineering positions with Conoco Inc. in its Midland, Texas office. John is a registered Professional Engineer in the State of Texas and is a member of several energy industry organizations. John has been married to his wife, Melissa since 1987 and they share four children and three grandchildren. John has served as the National President of Triangle Fraternity. He has also previously served as Chairman of the Gulf Coast Section of the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) and as Chairman of the Board of Child Legacy International. John currently serves as Chairman of the Advisory Committee for the University of Pittsburgh Department of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering. He serves as Secretary of the Board of Seton LaSalle Catholic High School and recently joined the Board of the Catholic Men’s Fellowship in Pittsburgh.
Vice Chairman
Mark Tolliver ill70
Retired CEO of Palamida, Inc.
Mr. Tolliver has been in the technology field for over 40 years. Tolliver started his career at HP where he spent 16 years. While at HP, Tolliver held technical and management positions in Test & Measurement and Information Technology. Tolliver led the acquisition of Apollo Computer, HP’s largest acquisition to date at that time, resulting in the formation of HP’s workstation business unit and the introduction of a generation of advanced computing products. After leaving HP, Tolliver joined venture-funded MasPar Inc., a pioneer in massively parallel computing. In 1993, Tolliver was recruited as the VP of Market Development for Sun Microsystems Inc., at that time the world’s largest network computer company and later pioneer in Java and the internet, with revenues exceeding $4B annually. While at Sun, Tolliver led a number of product initiatives including as President of Sun’s Consumer and Embedded business which developed small footprint Java platforms for what we would now term IoT ( internet of things), with products for automotive, mobile, consumer electronics, and embedded industrial applications. Later Tolliver led iPlanet, a joint venture with Netscape, which combined both Netscape’s and Sun’s products into the industry’s first comprehensive internet infrastructure software platform (web, application server, identity, mail, messaging, and commerce products). Under Tolliver’s tenure as President of iPlanet, revenue grew rapidly to over $600M/yr. Additionally, while at iPlanet, Tolliver initiated a review of Netscape software to document intellectual property ownership, a task requiring thousands of hours of development and legal time. During this time, the use of open-source software was rapidly becoming a widespread practice within development projects, and licensing options for open-source software were proliferating. As a result, first commercial software companies and later all development organizations recognized the legal exposure that results from the use of open source and other third-party software and began to take steps similar to those at iPlanet. Post iPlanet, Tolliver returned to Sun Microsystem as Executive VP of Marketing and Corporate Development. In this position, Tolliver led negotiations with Microsoft which successfully resolved legal disputes regarding the use of Java technology. This paved the way for the expansion of Java to additional operating systems and mega-vendors. In 2005, based on Tolliver’s extensive technology and IP background, he was recruited as CEO of Palamida Inc., an early-stage company backed by venture firms Hummer Winblad and Walden Venture Capital . Palamida developed a special-purpose search engine designed to simplify the task of identifying open-source software already present within software projects and reporting on the licensing risk associated with those findings. While at Palamida, Tolliver worked closely with industry analysts to define a new product category, Software Composition Analysis, and expanded the product functionality to include the identification of security vulnerabilities as well as more extensive IP license analysis, therefore greatly increasing the value of the Palamida application. Palamida’s 500+ customers included Microsoft, Cisco, Adobe, HP, Airbus, Sony, Wells Fargo, etc. among others. Palamida reached profitability mid-way through Tolliver’s 11-year tenure and remained that way until October 2016 when the company was acquired by Flexera Software Inc. Tolliver served on the board of Intalio Inc. for 10+ years prior to its acquisition by ServiceMax in 2015 and currently serves on the board of the non-profit Triangle Education Foundation. Mr. Tolliver holds degrees from the University of Illinois (EE), and the University of Chicago (MBA). He and his wife Cindy live in Saratoga, California.
Treasurer
LT. Gen Ted Bowlds (USAF) miss72
President & CEO, Innovative Perspectives, LLC
Retired Lieutenant General Bowlds is a 1973 graduate of Mississippi State University, majoring in Electrical Engineering. LtGen Bowlds also holds the following degrees: MS, Electrical Engineering, Air Force Institute of Technology MS, Engineering Management, University of Dayton Ph.D. Studies, Systems Engineering, George Washington University. Ted Bowlds possesses over 35 years of experience in aerospace research, development, and engineering management, including aircraft flight test and production for the US Air Force (USAF). Throughout his military career, Ted demonstrated assertiveness, intuition, and innovation—an achiever of exceptional rather than expected results. Throughout his military career, General Bowlds has served in a variety of weapons system acquisition leadership positions including flight test engineer on the F-117, director of avionics development for the B-2, program director of the C-17, and commander of the AF Research Laboratory. Additionally, Ted served in two Program Executive Officer positions, was the commander of the Electronic Systems Center, and has served multiple tours on the Air Staff. In his last assignment, General Bowlds was responsible for the acquisition of the Air Force's worldwide command and control network and the upgrade of the IT infrastructure. Finally, General Bowlds attended numerous military leadership and management schools as well as the USAF Test Pilot School Flight Test Engineers Course. Ted is currently an independent consultant assisting companies in strategic planning and contract proposal effort.
Secretary
Dr. Cary Laxer rose88asc
Retired Chair, Computer Science Dept. at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Cary Laxer rose88asc, has been a huge part of the success of our Rose-Hulman chapter over the past 29 years; he has served as a teacher, friend, and role model for nearly 700 men who have been part of the chapter during his tenure as Chapter Advisor. While he never had an undergraduate Triangle experience Cary’s dedication, loyalty, and commitment to Triangle and the Rose chapter are remarkable. This past fall Cary retired from full-time teaching at Rose-Hulman offering an opportunity to reflect on his work with the chapter and providing yet another example of Cary’s staunch support of Triangle. Cary Laxer joined the Rose-Hulman facility in 1981 and paved the way for enormous change within computer science education – on campus and across the country. Under his leadership as department chairman from 2002 to 2015, the department grew in student enrollment, and faculty stature and added an emphasis in software engineering, along with a major in international computer science. Brother Laxer’s Triangle journey began in 1988 as a member of the Rose-Hulman faculty when the chapter approached him to get involved, he accepted the invitation and has been supporting Triangle ever since. Cary has been a part of an era of great success for the Rose-Hulman chapter which has grown to the largest chapter in Triangle that boasts outstanding scholarship and a membership that is active and engaged on campus. Cary has provided outstanding advice, guidance, and support that have allowed the active members to build a great fraternity experience.
Undergraduate Director
Steven Egnaczyk os21
Undergraduate Representative
Steven is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Engineering at Ohio State University and is a recipient of the National Buckeye and Provost Scholarships from 2020-2022. Currently, Steven is a Technology Development Intern at Optum where he works with the Corporate Financial Reporting team to re-design their service intake website. Steven was initiated into the Ohio State chapter in 2021 and has served as the chapter's New Member Educator and President. Under his leadership, the chapter saw the largest new member class in over 30 years. As the Undergraduate member of the Triangle Education Foundation Board of Directors, Steven will attend all regular meetings and conference calls of the Board of Directors, providing the Board with information on the current needs of the undergraduate membership. Additionally, Steven will assist Foundation staff with the marketing and solicitation of undergraduates as members of the President's Men and will review and evaluate the achievement of the Foundation's annual goal and strategies.
Foundation Director
RADM Melvin H. Chiogioji (USNR) pur58
President & CEO, MELE Associates, Inc.
Retired Admiral Chiogioji is a 1961 graduate of Purdue, and has received an MBA from the University of Hawaii and a DBA from George Washington University. Admiral Chiogioji has served on the Triangle Foundation Board of Directors since 1996. In addition to Triangle, he serves as Chairman of the Board of the National Japanese American Memorial Foundation, as a member of the Board of the Japanese American National Museum, and as a member of the Seabee Memorial Scholarship Association. Retired Admiral Chiogioji currently resides in Rockville, Maryland with his wife, Pallas. He has two adult children, Wendy and Alan, and five grandchildren, Jennifer, Matthew, Amanda, Kathryn, and Christopher.
Foundation Director
Michael Chu ill86
Partner, McDermott Will & Emery
Michael P. Chu is the local Intellectual Property Litigation Practice Group leader in McDermott’s Chicago office as of January 1, 2018, and focuses his practice on all aspects of patent law, including complex litigation, opinions, and prosecution. Mike is also currently co-chair of the Firm’s Racial & Ethnic Diversity Committee. Mike and his wife, Stephanie, reside in the Roscoe neighborhood of Chicago with their children.
Foundation Director
Dee Duncan ks64
Retired
Dee was a 1964 charter initiate of Triangle Fraternity Kansas State Chapter, graduating in 1966 with a B. S. in Nuclear Engineering. From 1964 - 1966, Dee worked at NASA Huntsville, AL, and was assigned to the design and development of a second-stage Saturn V liquid hydrogen tank external insulation system. From there, Dee's forty-five-year career took him all over the United States and the world to work on projects that involved the application, design, and manufacturing of proprietary, cryogenic, brazed aluminum heat exchangers (BAHX) for industrial gas processing; natural gas processing; liquefied natural gas (LNG); liquefaction of oxygen, nitrogen, argon, hydrogen, and helium; and ammonia, ethane, and ethylene recovery. This career included three (3) U. S. patents and the founding and management of two (2) businesses; 1.) Energy and Environmental Equipment, Inc. (EEEI), and 2.) Applied UA, Inc. (AUAI). Dee has served the Fraternity with a term on National Council and received the Distinguished Alumni Citation award in the fall of 2019. Dee and his wife, Jean Ann, have been married for 55 years and have three children and five grandchildren. They reside in a suburb of Denver.
Foundation Director
Robert Halgren mich04
Product Marketing Director, Emerson Automation Solutions
Bob was raised in San Diego, California before going to college in the Midwest. After receiving an undergraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Michigan in 2006, he worked in engineering and supply chain roles at the Dow Chemical Company. After receiving his MBA from the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan, he moved to Emerson Automation Solutions, where he has held strategy and product management roles. During his time at Emerson, he has worked on multiple acquisitions, and numerous business strategies, and brought an industry-changing, innovative product from conception to reality. Bob now oversees a team of Product Managers, with total revenues of those products exceeding $1B. Bob was a re-founding father of the Michigan Chapter in 2004 and has been an active alumni volunteer with Triangle after graduation, having served on the Michigan Chapter Alumni Board, National Council, and finally the Education Foundation. Bob has been a member of the Triangle Education Foundation Board of Directors since 2017.
Foundation Director
Randy Herrel pur70
President & CEO, Santa Catalina Island Company
Randall L. Herrel., Sr., currently serves as President and CEO of the Santa Catalina Island Company, a 120-year-old family hospitality, resort, and real estate company. Mr. Herrel joined the company in 2007 and also chairs the Finance & Investment Committee and is a member of its Executive Committee. From 1996 to 2006 Mr. Herrel served as President and CEO of Ashworth Inc., a publicly traded global sportswear company. He also served as its Chairman from 2001 to 2006. Mr. Herrel joined Quiksilver Inc. in 1989 as its Chief Financial Officer and later held the additional position as its Chief Operating Officer. From 1994 to 1996 he served as President. Quiksilver is a publicly traded global sportswear company. Mr. Herrel is a Director of Storm Industries, Inc., a private real estate, and global industrial products company. He also serves on the company’s Audit and Compensation Committees. Mr. Herrel is an honorary chair of Our Lady Queen of Angels Church's capital campaign. Mr. Herrel graduated from Purdue University with a BS degree in Aeronautical & Astronautical Engineering, from Northrop University with an MS degree in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering, and an MBA from Stanford University. He is a member of Legatus and the Purdue and Stanford Business School Alumni Associations. He is married to his wife Carol for 42 years and has two grown children.
Foundation Director
Donald E. Knebel pur65
Retired Partner, Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Donald E. (“Don”) Knebel retired as a partner in Barnes & Thornburg LLP on December 31, 2013, after spending more than 39 years in the Indianapolis office of that firm as an intellectual property litigator. During that time, he was involved in cases in 23 states and tried cases to verdict in 10 states. He is a fellow in the American College of Trial Lawyers and has been listed in The Best Lawyers in America® since the first edition in 1983 (Commercial Litigation, Intellectual Property Litigation, Antitrust, Bet-the-Company Litigation, Copyright Law, Patent Law) and was named in 2011, 2012 and 2013 as the Indianapolis Intellectual Property Litigation Lawyer of the Year. He now serves as counsel to Barnes & Thornburg. Since 2011, Don has been an Adjunct Professor and Senior Advisor to the Center for Intellectual Property Research at the Indiana University Maurer School of Law. He teaches courses on antitrust and intellectual property law. One course, now in its second year, seeks to teach law students the principles and techniques of intellectual property litigation by engaging them in the preparation and trial of a hypothetical patent case, tried before a jury and an actual federal judge. This course thought to be the first of its kind in the United States, now includes law students from the National Chiao Tung University in Taiwan, where Don is an adjunct professor. Don has long been active in a number of civic and charitable organizations. He was the 2010 Campaign Chair for United Way of Central Indiana and the co-chair of the 2013 Classical Fellowship Awards for the American Pianist Association. He was the moderator for the 2013 Ardath Burkhart Leadership Series and was on the Steering Committee for the first Festival of Faiths held in Indianapolis in October 2013. He is currently a member of the Board of Directors/Trustees of the American Pianists Association, Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre, Christel House International, Christian Theological Seminary, and United Way of Central Indiana. He is the founding Board Chair of the Center for Interfaith Cooperation and Board Chair of the Triangle Education Foundation. Don is passionate about the need for members of all religious traditions to have a better understanding of each other and is a frequent speaker and lecturer to churches and community groups on comparative religion and religious history. He and his wife Jen are frequent international travelers and he often speaks on topics related to that travel. He writes a weekly column on travel for the Current newspapers and is a regular blog contributor to the Center for Civic Literacy, especially on matters related to religion and law. He and Jen live in Zionsville and Nashville, Indiana. They have three children, Mary Knebel, Caitlin Battles, and Chase Johnson.
Foundation Director
Greg Lang mom74
President & CEO, Nova Gold Resources
Gregory Lang is President and Chief Executive Officer of Nova Gold Resources, a position he has held since 2012 and he is also a Director of several other natural resource companies. Prior to his current role, he served as President of Barrick Gold of North America. where he had executive responsibility for the North American Business Unit. He also held the position of Managing Director of Barrick Gold Australia, Greg gained much of his earlier mining experience with Homestake in North America. He was General Manager of three operations in the U.S. and Canada and was responsible for the development of the Ruby Hill and the Agua de la Falda mines. He later served as Vice President, of U.S. and International Operations and as Vice President of Development, before his transfer to Australia. He earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Mining Engineering from Missouri S&T in 1978. Greg is also a graduate of the Stanford University Executive Program. In 2004, he received a Professional Degree in Mining Engineering from Missouri S&T. Lang is the oldest of three brothers who graduated from Missouri S&T (formerly the University of Missouri-Rolla) with degrees in Mining Engineering. His father, Eugene Lang, earned a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from Missouri S&T. Greg is a supporter of the Eugene A. Lang Family Scholarship, which was established by his parents, Gene and Rose Lang, to provide financial support to earth sciences students at Missouri S&T. Greg and his three brothers, Gene, Steve, and Paul, and their father, Eugene, were all recognized by the Mining Engineering Donor Hall of Fame in 2005. Lang has received numerous industry awards including the Society of Mining Engineers Jackling Lecture Award for contributions to mine safety. Greg and his late wife, Sharon, have four children. Lang lives in Sandy, Utah.
Foundation Director
Gordon K. Mortin mich63
Managing Director, Morgan Keegan & Company Inc.
Gordon was born in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, and moved to Detroit with his parents in 1950. He is a graduate of the University of Michigan with a B.S. in Industrial Engineering and of Georgia State University with a Master of Business Administration. Gordon served as a pilot in the United States Air Force from 1966 to August 1977, spending a year in Vietnam during the Vietnam War receiving the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal. He has been an Investment Banker, specializing in the financing of public projects since 1971, beginning with his family-owned firm until its sale in 1995 and with Raymond James since 2012. Board positions include chairman of the Finance Committee and President of Southern Polytechnic State University Foundation. He has also been chairman of his church finance committee, member of the building committee, and chairman of the administrative council.
Foundation Director
Michael H. O'Connor marq74
President, AFG Construction Mangement, Inc.
Mr. O’Connor has been in the construction management business for the past 25 years. He received his BSEE from Marquette in 1975 and an MSEE from the University of Colorado in 1982. He is currently involved in raising and training guide dogs for the blind, and both youth soccer and youth hockey. Mike is also the alumni advisor for the Virginia Commonwealth University chapter. Mr. O’Connor, his wife, Cheryl, and two children, Patrick and Caitlin, currently live in a suburb of Washington D.C.
Foundation Director
John P. Pritchard is82
Retired Co-Founder & CEO of Flatirons Solutions
John Pritchard is a business executive, entrepreneur, and former Air Force Officer. Pritchard is the former Co-Founder and CEO of Flatirons Solutions Corporation. The company provided systems and software engineering for the design and development of next-generation air traffic management systems for the FAA. The young company was also a recognized leader and innovator in the field of Enterprise Content Management. Under his leadership, and without venture capital funding, the company grew to $30M in annual revenues in six years. The company garnered numerous awards including 87th on the Inc. 500 Fastest Growing Companies (4th fastest in its industry) and Colorado Top Company of the Year. Pritchard sold the company in 2007 and retired. Since then he has founded or acquired several businesses in the aviation, construction, and real estate sectors. Prior to Flatirons, Pritchard held executive and leadership roles in other public and private companies including IBM and Sterling Software. Pritchard began his career as an Air Force Officer and Satellite Systems Analyst. He designed and developed enhancements to the Air Force’s premier space-based intercontinental ballistic missile launch detection system. He led the development of a new system capability that enabled the detection of Scud missile launches. During Operation Desert Storm the system enabled rapid notification of impending Scud missile strikes to coalition ground forces in the theater. In a subsequent assignment at the Air Force Weapons Laboratory, Pritchard conducted live-fire lethality assessments of the AMRAAM air-to-air missile system then under development. Pritchard is a proud member of Triangle Fraternity where he has served as both Undergraduate and Alumni President of the Iowa State Chapter. He has served on the board of the Triangle Education Foundation since 2012 and is a board member of the Iowa State Alumni Organization. Pritchard has also donated countless hours to speak at Triangle events and to chapters and to advise and mentor Triangle undergraduates and alumni. Mr. Pritchard holds a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering from Iowa State University (1986) and an M.C.I.S-Software Engineering from the University of Denver (1994). He is married to his high school sweetheart Syndi and they have two children. Ryan is an Air Force officer and pilot and Jenn is a recent graduate of Colorado State University.
Foundation Director
Kyle Robertson is01
Founder & CEO, Narrative Dx
Kyle Robertson grew up in Kansas and attended Iowa State University, where he graduated magna cum laude and is a recipient of the Cardinal Key, with a double major in computer engineering and economics and a minor in Math. During this time he interned for Digi International as a software developer and hardware board bring-up engineer. Robertson also served as Chapter President during his tenure at Iowa State. After graduation in 2004, Robertson moved to Austin, TX to work full-time at National Instruments as a C++ Engineer on LabVIEW 8. Simultaneously, he worked nights and weekends as the Lead Artificial Intelligence Engineer for the gaming startup A Few Screws Loose on BattleCarry. In 2005, Robertson enrolled at Boston College Law School. Upon passing the bar, joined WilmerHale as an intellectual property attorney. During his time with the firm, he assisted on litigations for Intel, Cisco, and Facebook, as well as the landmark cell phone wars as defense counsel for Apple. In addition, he also prosecuted patents for Veveo and Bit9, among others. In 2011, Robertson founded iCare. iCare was a response to the inefficiencies and delays associated with disaster relief and was the first mobile platform to allow crowd-fundraising for charitable causes and disaster relief. He exited iCare in 2013 and took a sabbatical in Bali, Indonesia. Kyle is currently the Founder and CEO of NarrativeDx. The company has developed a platform that collects comment data about patient care experiences – from focus groups, nurse rounding, patient satisfaction surveys, doctor review sites, and social media. Their patent-pending natural language processing engine analyzes it all using artificial intelligence, instantly and provides actionable insights to improve patient satisfaction scores and care experiences. NarrativeDX clients love their product and they are currently backed by leading VCs such as LiveOak Venture Partners, Silverton, and Floodgate. Kyle also advises startups and fortune 100 companies on intellectual property matters, including buy-side IP evaluations.
Foundation Director
James Schier ky66
President, Schier Construction Co, Inc.
Jim has served as President of Schier Construction Co., Inc. in Houston, TX for 36 years. He graduated from the University of Kentucky in 1969 with a BS in Civil Engineering. Jim was initiated into the Kentucky Chapter of Triangle Fraternity in the fall of 1966. In 1975 he received a Master of Science Degree in Structural Engineering from Memphis State University and has been a registered Professional Engineer in the State of Texas since 1978. He has been a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers since 1970. Mr. Schier began his career with Chicago Bridge and Iron in 1969 and remained employed with them until 1979. While employed by CB&I he held the positions of project engineer, design engineer, and contract supervisor over all water tower construction in the southwestern United States. In 1980 he formed Schier Construction Company, Inc., a general contracting company, that constructs water plant facilities in Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma. Jim attends Prince of Peace Catholic Church and has served on the building committee since 1991. He is a charter member of the Knights of Columbus Council 8482 founded in 1983. He currently serves on the Cypress Creek YMCA Board and was elected to the YMCA of Greater Houston Association Board in 2012. Jim is a native of Buffalo, New York. He has been married to Andrea Creevy since August 29, 1970, and they have four children and nine grandchildren. Jim and Andi have lived in Houston since September 1976. Andi is active in the music ministry at church and recently retired as the music director of a local elementary school.
Foundation Director
Stan Walker neb67
Retired Vice President of Nucor Corporation
Walker graduated from the University of Nebraska with a BSCE in 1970. After graduation, he worked for Shell Oil Company as a construction engineer. Walker then joined the Vulcraft Nebraska division of Nucor Corporation in October 1973 and held several positions while at the Nebraska division. In January 2005, Walker was transferred to Utah as the General Manager of the Utah division. In January 2006, Walker was appointed Vice President of Nucor Corporation. Walker retired from Nucor Corporation in 2012 after 39 years of service. Since retirement, Walker has been actively involved in establishing the University of Utah chapter of Triangle. He enjoys photography, reading, and target shooting. Walker and his wife, Chris, have one son, Grant, who resides in Indianapolis with his wife, Betsy.
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