Christine M. Cross ’02 EMBA has been named senior vice president and chief marketing officer at Limelight Networks, Inc.  In her new role, she will lead the company’s global marketing organization and be responsible for all aspects of Limelight’s marketing strategy and execution, including product management, demand generation, branding, strategic events and communications.

Sloane M. Googin ’00 has been appointed chief financial officer of Axiom, the global leader in high-caliber, on-demand legal talent.

Michael Fedele ’10 MBA was recently named to AdAge’s 40-Under-40 list and will be a judge for the upcoming Effie US Awards.  Mr. Fedele is the vice president of marketing at BODYARMOR Sports Drink.  His role includes overseeing all marketing and advertising for the brand.

William H. Steinberg ’91 has joined The Hartford as head of wholesale property for Navigators, a brand of The Hartford.  Mr. Steinberg will be responsible for leading the strategic direction and underwriting for the company’s wholesale property products.

D. Matthew Olsen ’00 MBA was named chief Underwriting officer, surety, at Sompo International.

Benjamin B. Levy ’09 has joined Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center.  Dr. Levy is a sports medicine and general orthopedic physician who was a team physician fellow for NCAA Division 1 sports programs at the University of Connecticut and Quinnipiac University.

Rebecca F. Stath ’07 MSA has been promoted to vice president of accounting & principal accounting officer by the Kaman Corporation.  Ms. Stath began her career at KPMG before joining Kaman Corporation in 2011.  She is a graduate of the Kaman Leadership Development Program.

Lisa A. Barry ’07 MSA has been promoted to vice president of financial planning & analysis by the Kaman Corporation.  Ms. Barry started her career at Hamilton Sundstrand and progressed her career at United Technologies, before joining Kaman in 2015.

Medina K. Jett ’08 EMBA has won the 2020 Women in Business Award from the Hartford Business Journal.  Ms. Jett was selected because of the significant difference she is making within her organization and the community.  She demonstrates business savvy, confidence in both herself and her organization, as well as a strong track record of professional success. Currently, Ms. Jett is the Founder & CEO of Integrated Compliance Solutions Group LLC, the world’s only black woman-owned compliance company.  Her company works to break down the intricacies of securities regulations to help companies put compliance rules and procedures in place.

Rodney A. Butler ’99 is the Chairman and CEO of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation.  Mr. Butler was named one of the Hartford Business Journal’s Power 50.  The HBJ Power 50 recognizes professionals that must not only be in a position of power, but they also need to wield it in such a way that has a positive impact on the region’s community and business in Connecticut.