Celebrating the Visionaries of the W. P. Carey Alumni Hall of Fame 2026

Honoring Leaders in Business and Community



The W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University has once again set the stage to honor its remarkable alumni through the 2026 Hall of Fame Ceremony. This annual event showcases the outstanding contributions of graduates who have not only excelled in their careers but have also made significant impacts in their communities and industries.

A Legacy of Excellence



Since its inception in 1977, the Alumni Hall of Fame has recognized individuals whose influence extends beyond their professional achievements. The inductees of 2026 are a testament to this tradition, representing a diverse range of sectors including transportation, energy, supply chains, and commercial real estate. These honorees have established themselves as leaders, guiding their fields forward while also uplifting future generations through their work.

This year, the W. P. Carey School has conferred honors upon six renowned business figures who have distinguished themselves through innovation, leadership, and community engagement. These individuals illustrate the school’s commitment to fostering excellence in various fields and embody the spirit of entrepreneurial drive that the institution promotes.

2026 Inductees



Among those recognized are:

1. Debbie Fogel-Monnissen - Executive Vice President at the Institute for Supply Management


Fogel-Monnissen's impressive career spans over decades, with roles in substantial organizations including Mastercard and various international positions. As a CPA and a leader in the Institute for Supply Management, her influence on supply chain practices is profound.

2. Ted N. Geisler - Chairman, President, and CEO of Pinnacle West Capital Corporation


Leading Arizona’s largest electric company, Geisler has modernized the energy grid, ensuring reliable energy for nearly 1.5 million residents. His leadership is pivotal in supporting sustainable energy initiatives in the region.

3. Adam Miller - CEO of Knight-Swift Transportation Holdings


Miller has successfully transformed Knight-Swift into the largest full truckload carrier in the nation, focusing on fusion through mergers and integration, while promoting a culture founded on trust and accountability.

Young Alumni Inductees


The ceremony also honors two Young Alumni who have already left a mark on their professions:
  • - Felix Gutnikov, previously managing substantial capital projects and now a Shareholder at Callodine Thorofare.
  • - Megan Gutnikov, managing partner for KCB Partners, oversees a diverse investment portfolio and engages in numerous boards across various sectors, amplifying her influence in the investment community.

The Bill Carey Award



Additionally, the 2026 Bill Carey Award was awarded to Glen Kunofsky, Founder and CEO of SURMOUNT. Kunofsky's leadership has steered his commercial real estate platform through over $53 billion in transactions, showcasing significant accomplishments within the industry. His philanthropic initiatives, alongside the establishment of the Kunofsky Real Estate Scholars fund, further underscore his commitments to education and professional development in real estate, creating lasting opportunities for future leaders.

Ceremony Details



The induction ceremony is set for November 19, 2026, from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM at McCord Hall Plaza on ASU's Tempe campus. This prestigious event will include a cocktail reception, the conferring of awards, and closing remarks that promise to inspire attendees.

Join the Celebration



Now is the time for the Sun Devil community to showcase its spirit! Come join the W. P. Carey celebration at ASU's Homecoming Block Party on November 21, where you can connect with fellow alumni and students, nurturing a vibrant network of professionals extending across industries and generations.

Stay connected with the W. P. Carey School of Business, where academic excellence meets real-world impact. For more information about the ceremony and past inductees, visit wpcarey.asu.edu/hof.

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