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Chicago, IL-based Pamela Culpepper as Chief People Officer
Date of management change: March 15, 2016
Chicago, IL-based Pamela Culpepper as Chief People Officer
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Pamela Culpepper is the Chief Human Resources Officer at Chicago Board Options Exchange, effective April 11, 2016. Culpepper, 51, reports to Alan J. Dean, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, CBOE Holdings, Inc. Culpepper will lead all apects of the company`s human resources areas, including talent acquisition, development and employee engagement initiatives. She also will serve as an advisor to CBOE`s senior leadership team, and will play a key role with the board and compensation committee. Prior to joining CBOE, Culpepper held human resources positions at Wells Fargo Bank, Clorox Company, McKesson Corp. and multiple divisions of PepsiCo. Most recently, she led the human resources practice at Golin, Inc., a global communications firm. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology from the University of Arkansas and a Master`s degree focused on organizational change from California State University.
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