In addition, Lia serves as an Executive Committee member. She also leads the Corporate Strategy organization, providing directional guidance for Capital One’s most important long-term business opportunities and challenges. In PPX, Lia leads more than 500 associates with a sharp focus on building innovative digital experiences, delivering breakthrough marketing and driving Upmarket Card product strategy. Lia continues to shape and lead national bank marketing. She is responsible for nearly 9,500 Retail associates, more than 500 Branches and 40+ Cafés across the country. In her dual role, Lia provides strategic direction and leadership for the Retail Bank and the Premium Products and Experiences (PPX) teams. Lia Dean is the president of Retail Bank & Premium Card Products at Capital One. He and his wife, Evelyn, live in Springfield, Va., with their two children. Prior to moving into the area, he served as a board member for the Mattress Factory Art Museum and the Thelma Lovette YMCA branch, both in Pittsburgh, as well as Youth Service Project, a small not-for-profit in Chicago. Before that, Bynum served as the Greater Washington Retail Market Executive from 2010-2014, where he was responsible for consumer and small business sales within the Greater Washington region, including nearly 200 store locations and more than 1,000 employees.īynum serves on the boards of the Red Cross of the National Capital Area and the Federal City Council. In that role, he was responsible for targeting clients across the bank’s footprint with commercial solutions including lending, deposit services, merchant card processing and treasury management services. Prior to his current role, he was a member of PNC’s retail executive leadership team, where he led the company’s small business division. He was named regional president of PNC Bank in Greater Washington in early 2017. Bynum is an accomplished executive with nearly 20 years of executive leadership experience. Dukes holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Secondary Education with an English concentration from Indiana University of Pennsylvania and a master’s and doctorate in Administrative and Policy Studies from the University of Pittsburgh. In 2011, 2013, 2015, and 2017, she was recognized by the Washingtonian as one of the 100 most powerful women in the metropolitan area, and she is an inductee in the Maryland’s Women Hall of Fame.ĭr. Reginald Wilson Leadership Diversity Leadership Award presented by the American Council on Education, the National Black Women in Business Award presented by the Network Journal, and the Living Legacy Award presented by the Association for the Study of African Life and History (ASALAH). From 2007 through May 2015, she served on the Maryland State Board of Education and from 2012 through May 2015, she led the Board as president. She currently serves as Co-Chair of Prince George's Path Forward, a taskforce dedicated to ensuring a stronger Prince George's County post COVID-19. Dukes is president emerita of Prince George’s Community College (PGCC) in Largo, Maryland. She is also a graduate of Harvard's Institute for Higher Education Management.ĭr. Hampshire-Cowan graduated with honors from Morris Brown College with a degree in business management and received her JD from Temple University Law Center. She subsequently served as special counsel to County Executive Wayne Curry in his successful bid to relocate the team to Prince George's, Maryland.
She also served as general counsel of RFK Stadium, where she led the negotiations to build a new Redskins Stadium. This included time as a congressional lobbyist, consumer and regulatory enforcement administrator, attorney-advisor to the deputy mayor for economic development, and senior advisor and counsel to the city administrator. Prior to serving as senior vice president, she served concurrently as secretary and vice president for human resource management and provided executive oversight for a workforce of more than 6,000.īefore joining Howard University, she spent 12 years working with the government of the District of Columbia. A sought-after speaker and trainer, her training specialties include organizational development, leadership, managing change and transition, diversity, board-CEO relationships, board development, and strategic deployment.
Hampshire-Cowan recently completed a 23-year tenure at Howard University which included serving as senior vice president and secretary, interim chief operating officer, and acting president.
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