318 Millennium - A Marquis Who’s Who Magazine TRANSPORTATION Supported by a BA in economics from Eastern Illinois University, an MFA in theatre from the University of Iowa, and an MBA in finance and business analytics from the Gies College of Business at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Frank J. Adducci has contributed more than 20 years of experience to the financial analytics sector. Since 2012, he has excelled as an analytics consultant for Wells Fargo Rail, in which he specializes in lower expense costs regarding transportation and logistics to increase profitability. He previously served Mesirow Financial and Banc One Capital Markets as an investment banker between 1998 and 2002. Earlier in his career, Mr. Adducci was an actor, director and manager of theatrical productions across Chicago. He served as the company manager for a production of Neil Simon’s “Lost in Yonkers” in The Royal George Theatre, as well as the company manager and theatrical liaison for Nilo Cruz’s “Anna in the Tropics” at Victory Gardens Theatre. A member of the Harvard Business Review Advisory Council, Mr. Adducci continues to hone his skills in business analytics as he works at Wells Fargo Rail. ANALYTIC CONSULTANT Wells Fargo Rail Chicago, IL M. A. Rigoni, Inc., was established in the 1960s by executive Matthew Rigoni. A premier logging business located in Perry, Florida, M. A. Rigoni, Inc., was subsequently passed down to the father of Chad W. Schwab. Mr. Schwab’s father worked for the business for several decades before Mr. Schwab joined in 2005. Serving as a production manager until 2018, Mr. Schwab was appointed president of the logging business, where he remains today. Since taking the helm of M. A. Rigoni, Inc., Mr. Schwab increased their fleet to 32 trucks. Looking toward the future of the company, he intends to expand the number of trucks in his fleet to meet the demands of the ever-rising market. Mr. Schwab holds a master logger certification through the Florida Forestry Association, for which he has also sat on the board. He advises future business executives to treat their employees with the utmost respect, cease to compromise their values or work ethic, and work with honesty and integrity. Currently, Mr. Schwab co-owns M. A. Rigoni, Inc., with his brother, and three out of his four sons also work for the company. PRESIDENT M. A. Rigoni, Inc. Perry, FL CHAD W. SCHWAB FRANK J. ADDUCCI
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