1990 Inductees | College of Business and Analytics | SIU

At the time of induction, Bartosik served as general manager & CEO of California Exposition & State Fair (Cal Expo). Before joining the Cal Expo, he worked 10 years as general manager & CEO for the Orange County Fair. His career began in 1972 at the DuQuoin State Fair as an administrative assistant with promotions continuing to president & general manager.

At the time of induction, Beltrame served as executive vice president, CFO & member, board of directors of Restaurant Associates Industries. Previous work experience include senior management positions such as a vice president of finance & planning (CFO) for Hyatt International Corporation from 1974 to 1983.

At the time of induction, Berg served as president, treasurer and CEO of Borg Mechanical Contractors after starting his career as an office manager for Coca Cola. He also owned several apartment buildings and was a partner in the development of the home subdivision, Crest Meadows.

At the time of induction, Brandon served as senior program administrator of Illinois Development Finance Authority administering the Direct Loan Program on a state-wide basis from the Marion, Illinois branch office. Previously, he was general manager of the Illinois Industrial Development Authority. ||

At the time of induction, Britton served as director of residential lending at 1st Nationwide Bank. Before that he was executive vice president of the residential lending division of Weyerhaeuser Mortgage Company. He was a former U.S. Air Force fighter pilot, and has held various management positions with banks and mortgage institutions.

At the time of induction, D’Addio served as partner of KPMG Peat Marwick after he began his career with Ernst & Ernst upon graduation and the award of his CPA designation in 1974. He then joined KPMG Peat Marwick's Chicago office and was elected to partner status in 1985. D'Addio was also a tax advisor to the Computer Dealers and Lessors Association in Washington, D.C.

At the time of induction, Hoffman served as chief financial officer of Anheuser-Busch Employees’ Credit Union. Previously, he held roles as a senior accountant with KPMG Peat; vice president of Centerre Bank and senior vice president of Mercantile Bank.

At the time of induction, Hutton served as owner and president of The Wilkra Company. Ten years earlier, he first joined Ingersoll-Rand as a manager of machining operations in the Turbo Equipment Division before he became the manager of manufacturing at Bendix Aerospace.

At the time of induction, Johnson served as senior director, benefits and compensation of Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company where he began his career as a personnel specialist and was later promoted to personnel manager in the Gainesville facility in 1974. In 1980, he transferred to corporate offices in Chicago.

At the time of induction, Kaiser served as chief financial officer for DOE Run Company, a position he took after serving as vice president and CFO for Amax Gold, Inc. and in various positions with Ranchers Exploration & Development Corporation for 15 years. 

At the time of induction, Loomis served as general manager and chief financial officer of Woolf Distributing Co. Inc. Prior to this role, Loomis has served as the general manager and chief financial officer of Woolf Distributing Co. Inc. Previously, Loomis was employed by Sun Electric Corporation.

At the time of induction, Minton served as vice president of sales of Lovejoy, Inc. From 1965 to 1978, Minton was employed with Borg-Warner Corporation commencing with their corporate management training program, then with the Ingersoll Steel, and Morse Chain Divisions.

At the time of induction, Ragan served as partner-in charge of Deloitte & Touche. He spent 12 years with Ernst & Young firm in Springfield. Beyond his accounting achievements, he has served on the Rochester Board of Education and chaired the School Efficiency Committee-Cost Control Task Force.

At the time of induction, Richter served as labor arbitrator for the National Mediation Board in 1992. Prior to taking this assignment he was vice president of labor relations for the Illinois Central Railroad, which he joined as a real estate assistant in 1967 and was promoted to manager and director of labor relations.

At the time of induction, Stroup served as director of radiation oncology at Park View Medical Center after he received his therapeutic radiology training at Duke University Medical Center where he was an American Cancer Society Fellow and Special Fellow for the National Cancer Institute.