Background
Butler,, Calvin G. was born in 1969.
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Calvin G. Butler
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Bachelor, Bradley University, Peoria, Illinois, 1991. Juris Doctor, Washington University, St. Louis, 1994.
Career
Various positions, government affairs, legal and operations areas Central Illinois Light Company (CILCORP), Peoria, Illinois. Management positions, External Affairs Group ready reckoner Donnelley, division director Wheeling, Illinois, senior director, government affairs, director, mail plant, vice president, manufacturing, magazine plant, vice president, operations, Pontiac Division, 2004—2005, senior vice president, external affairs, 2005—2008, Commonwealth Edison Company (subsidiary Exelon Corporation), vice president, state legislation and government affairs, 2008—2009, senior vice president, large customer services, state legislation and government affairs, 2009—2010, senior vice president, corporation affairs, 2010. Senior vice president human resources Exelon Corporation, since 2010.
Membership
President ready reckoner Donnelley Foundation. Board directors Leadership Greater Chicago, Econ Illinois, Voices for Illinois Children, Illinois Energy Association, Heritage Young Men’s Christian Association, Chicago Public Library. Foundation, Chicago Children's Theater.
Board trustees Bradley University. Chairman Illinois Chamber of Commerce, since 2008. Member Commission to Engage African Americans on Climate Change, since 2009.
Member of Economic & Union League Clubs of Chicago.
Connections
Married Sharon Butler. Children: Blake, Raini.
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Awards
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Recipient Hispanic Leadership award, 2003, Young Men’s Christian Association African-American award, 2003, Chicago Tribune award, 2003, Career Focus Eagle award, National Eagle Leadership Institute, 2006, 50 Men of Excellence, Chicago Defender, 2008, Hall of Fame Museum, Peoria African-American, 2010. Named one of top 30 African-American Leaders, Ebony Magazine, 1998, 40 under 40, Crain's Chicago Business, 2008.Recipient Hispanic Leadership award, 2003, Young Men’s Christian Association African-American award, 2003, Chicago Tribune award, 2003, Career Focus Eagle award, National Eagle Leadership Institute, 2006, 50 Men of Excellence, Chicago Defender, 2008, Hall of Fame Museum, Peoria African-American, 2010. Named one of top 30 African-American Leaders, Ebony Magazine, 1998, 40 under 40, Crain's Chicago Business, 2008.