The Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce has announced the 2025 Council Members for its Emerging Leaders program. This initiative is aimed at supporting rising professionals in Chicago's business community by fostering connections, professional growth, and leadership development.
The council for 2025 includes Nikhil Ambha from Motorola Mobility, Adam Chrusciel from Bank of America, Jessica Cipolla from McDonald’s, Nicolina Falcone from Merrill Lynch as Co-Chair, Jesse Hallock from Arabona Coaching & Training as Co-Chair, Sydni Joseph from Big Plan Holdings, Morgan McDonough from Jasculca Terman Strategic Communications, Jonathan McGee from Baker Tilly, Samantha Netluch from American Heart Association, Chinaza Nwaneri from Google, Kelly O’Neill from BP, Claribel Quintana from Tech Elevator, Connor Roll and Matthew Serafin both representing JP Morgan Chase, Sahrish Russell from Cristo Rey Jesuit High School, Mallorie Sanders from Chicago Bears, Tyler Sweeney also representing Bank of America and Maggie Wanecke from The Metropolitan Club.
According to the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce: "Emerging Leaders equips future leaders with the tools, knowledge and connections necessary to drive business growth, collaboration and advocacy." The program offers dynamic activities such as cross-generational dialogues and cultural engagement to build an inclusive community for emerging professionals to enhance their leadership skills.
The chamber is dedicated to supporting business growth and advocating for a thriving diverse business ecosystem. By empowering new talent through initiatives like the Emerging Leaders program: "The Chamber ensures that Chicago continues to be a premier hub for leadership innovation and economic success."