Leading the Charts: 2023 Forty Under 40 Class
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David Aguayo, favorite song from 1993: “The Rhythm of the Night,” by Corona
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Chris Borland, favorite song from 1990: “Can I Kick It?” by A Tribe Called Quest
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Ola Boye, favorite song from 1994: “Water No Get Enemy,” by Fela Kuti
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Kyree Brooks, favorite song from 1993: “Can I Live,” by Jay-Z
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Andrea Cecelia, favorite song from 1983: “99 Luftballons,” by Nena
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Mo Cheeks, favorite song from 1984: “Jam on It,” by Newcleus
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Kristin Chose, favorite song from 1983: “Girls Just Want to Have Fun,” by Cyndi Lauper
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Chassitti Clark, favorite song from 1989: “Rhythm Nation,” by Janet Jackson
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Donald Dantzler Jr., favorite song from 1988: “Follow the Leader,” by Eric B. & Rakim
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Ben Filkouski, favorite song from 1996: “Macarena,” by Los del Río
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Jen Flugaur, favorite song from 1983: “Girls Just Want to Have Fun,” by Cyndi Lauper
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Pat Gilles, favorite song from 1983: “Billy Jean,” by Michael Jackson
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Brian Goodman, favorite song from 1983: “Mr. Roboto,” by Styx
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Anna Gouker, favorite Song from 1986: “Stay for a While,” by Amy Grant
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Philip Hausmann, favorite Song from 1983: “This Must Be the Place (Naïve Melody),” by the Talking HeadsPhilip Hausmann, favorite Song from 1983: “This Must Be the Place (Naïve Melody),” by the Talking Heads
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Jeremiah Hepner, favorite song from 1983: “Faithfully,” by Journey
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Leah Kinmonth, favorite song from 1984: “Sad Songs (Say So Much),” by Elton John
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Lindsay Koth Schall, favorite song from 1984: “Footloose,” by Kenny Loggins
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Lindsey Kromm, favorite song from 1984: “Holiday,” by Madonna
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Lindsay Kruger, favorite song from 1984: “Girls Just Want to Have Fun,” by Cyndi Lauper
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April Kumapayi, favorite song from 1984: “The Glamorous Life,” by Sheila E.
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Beth Larson, favorite song from 1988: “Where Do Broken Hearts Go?” by Whitney Houston
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Rachel Leader, favorite song from 1989: “I Want It All,” by Queen
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Cory Lucke, favorite song from 1983: “Faithfully,” by Journey
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Marguerite Luksik, favorite song from 1986: “Kiss,” by Prince
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Monica A. Mark, favorite song from 1988: “Fast Car,” by Tracy Chapman
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Christina McCoy, favorite song from 1985: “The Power of Love,” by Huey Lewis & the News
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David Meicher, favorite song from 1984: “Thriller,” by Michael Jackson
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Jori Mundy, favorite song from 1984: ”On Our Own” (Ghostbusters 2 Soundtrack), by Bobby Brown
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Mary Murray, favorite song from 1985: “Who’s Zoomin’ Who?” by Aretha Franklin
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Alyssa Norsby Kolden, favorite song from 1993: “Standing Outside the Fire,” by Garth Brooks
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Kyle Olson, favorite song from 1983: “I’m Still Standing,” by Elton John
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Tracy Radel, favorite song from 1983: “Sweet Dreams” (Are Made of This), by The Eurythmics
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Kirsten Reader, favorite song from 1989: “Express Yourself,” by Madonna
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Rodney Saunders Jr., favorite song from 1990: “Treat ‘Em Right,” by Chubb Rock
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Rachel Snethen, favorite song from 1984: “Love is a Battlefield,” by Pat Benatar
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Nicole Solheim, favorite song from 1985: “I’m Still Standing,” (Live Aid benefit concert), by Elton JohnNicole Solheim, favorite song from 1985: “I’m Still Standing,” (Live Aid benefit concert), by Elton John
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Andrea Whitcomb, favorite song from 1986: “Greatest Love of All,” by Whitney Houston
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Sarah Wilczewski, favorite song from 1985: “Walking on Sunshine,” by Katrina and the Waves
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Marissa Young, favorite song from 1986: “The Final Countdown,” by Europe
From artists to entrepreneurs, IB presents the 2023 class of Forty Under 40! We think you’ll agree that this “Top 40” is impressive, passionate, and ready to lead into the future.
We also injected a little fun this year, adding a musical theme to the presentation and asking honorees for their favorite song from the year they were born. At a networking event in January, we brought them all together for their official Forty Under 40 photo shoot, and also snapped a second photo that better captured their personalities as they posed with an item or donned a costume relating to their favorite song.
For a historical look at 23 years of Forty Under 40 recipients, visit IBMadison. com/40Under40Archive.
Thanks to our program sponsors, Capitol Bank and Northwestern Mutual of Southern Wisconsin!
