Jimmy Bedford Jimmy Bedford
 
Jim Clayton Jim Clayton
 
Harold Coker Harold Coker
 
Ron Fullam Ron Fullam
 
Buddy Killen Buddy Killen
 
Scott Maddux Scott Maddux
 
Allen McCampbell Allen McCampbell
 
Andrea McCaskey Andrea McCaskey
 
Faye Moore Faye Moore
 
Dianne Napier-Wilson Dianne Napier-Wilson
 
Tom Oreck Tom Oreck
 
Darrell Pittard Darrell Pittard
 
Harry Stonecipher Harry Stonecipher
 
Lonnie Stout II Lonnie Stout II
 
Jack Swaim Jack Swaim
 
Dr. Angelo Volpe Angelo Volpe
 
Otto Wheely Otto Wheely
 
Nancy White Nancy White
 
Maggie Wilderotter Maggie Wilderotter
 
 
Otto Wheeley   Otto Wheeley

Mr. Wheeley was an invited guest of the College of Business Distinguished Lectures Series.


 
This program provides students and faculty with an opportunity to interact with prominent executives for an open exchange of views on current issues. Through this vital program, executives are brought into the classroom to offer students first-hand information about the complexities of the business world, while inspiring them to seek new ways to meet the challenges of tomorrow.

Otto is graduate of the University of Tennessee and holds a degree in Chemical Engineering along with 50+ years of experience in the business community. He has served as a development troubleshooter, district manager, sales manager, marketing manager and VP, senior VP for marketing, long-range planning and acquisition, while employed by Koppers Company, Inc. in Pittsburgh, PA. He founded a venture capital activity within Koppers in 1978 and served as its president and chairman. Otto currently serves as General Partner of Venture First Associates; advisory board member of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Foundation; University of Tennessee Development Council; and is trustee of Belmont University. He previously served as advisory board member of Columbia University Graduate School of Business, Wake Forest University School of Business, Emory University Candler School of Theology; as trustee of Alderson-Broaddus College, Eastern College and Eastern Seminary; as adjunct professor for Carnegie Mellon University Graduate School of Industrial Administration; and a guest lecturer at Duquesne University, University of Pittsburgh, and University of Tennessee.

Wheeley Video Vignettes

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