Marc A. Howze

Marc A. Howze

Sr. Advisor, Office of the Chairman at Nationwide
Board Member at Dover
Board Member at Lincoln Electric

Marc A. Howze

Sr. Advisor, Office of the Chairman at Nationwide
Board Member at Dover
Board Member at Lincoln Electric
Company Tenure: 6 years
Education:
University of Michigan–Dearborn (B.A.) University of Michigan (J.D.) Duke University (MBA)
Biography:

Marc A. Howze serves as a Senior Advisor in the Office of the Chairman at Nationwide, headquartered in Columbus, Ohio. He has worked for Nationwide for 6 years. Additionally, Howze is a Board Member at Lincoln Electric and Dover. Howze earned a B.A. from the University of Michigan – Dearborn, a J.D. from the University of Michigan Law School, and an MBA from Duke University. He has donated $450 to Democratic causes.

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Republican Support
Democratic Support
$0 $450

Affiliated Companies

Nationwide

Nationwide
Lincoln Electric

Lincoln Electric
Dover

Dover

Key Statements

"There's no social justice without economic justice." <br />

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"Now, let's put an ecosystem together where we take black students at black schools and we fund those students to help black people get title to that land that black folks own. And so that for generations, that land can stay in that property. Stay in that land. Because a lot of that land that was lost is still being farmed. It's just not farmed by black folks. Right?"

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"I talked to folks in HR, and there's a brother who runs for me. One of the things I did when I had HR was I put DNI and global staffing together. So if you got diversity, inclusion, diversity, equity, inclusion, but you don't have a big budget and you don't determine the hiring and firing, then you really ain't got much. You run around trying to convince people to do stuff right, and you got a nice title, but you can't really drive anything. So I put those two together."

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