Caroline Aneskievich Wyatt of Charlotte Named Chair-Elect of Alumni Association Board

The Clemson Alumni Association has named Caroline Aneskievich Wyatt of Charlotte, North Carolina, as Chair-Elect of its Board of Directors. Her term as Chair-Elect will begin July 1.

Wyatt earned Clemson undergraduate degrees in Spanish and International Trade in 2010 and Marketing in 2011. In 2015, she earned a dual Master of Business Administration and Master of International Business through Clemson University’s MBA program and the IÉSEG School of Management in Paris.

She currently works at BMW Group as the Manager of Transformation, Talent Strategy & Leadership Development for the Americas Region and has led international human resources initiatives, including the global rollout of SAP SuccessFactors Recruiting and Onboarding during a two-year assignment in Munich, Germany. Throughout her career, Wyatt has earned several professional certifications, including Project Management Professional (PMP), SHRM Certified Professional, Lean Six Sigma Green Belt, and certificates from Cornell University and Harvard Business School Online.

Wyatt has served on the Clemson Alumni Association Board of Directors since 2024 and has demonstrated a longstanding commitment to Clemson through volunteer leadership and alumni engagement. Prior to joining the board, she served as president of the Clemson MBA Alumni Association, participated on the Roaring10 selection committee, spoke on numerous Clemson panels and mentored undergraduate and graduate students.

Her service extends beyond Clemson as well. Wyatt previously served on the board of directors for Upstate International, is a graduate of Leadership Greenville Class 46 and has remained actively involved in initiatives supporting international engagement and workforce development.

As a student at Clemson, Wyatt was deeply involved in campus leadership. She participated in Blue Key Honor Society, served as president of Omicron Delta Kappa, held multiple leadership roles in Undergraduate Student Government, and was active in Alpha Delta Pi, the Clemson University Tour Guide Association, Panhellenic Council and Pi Chi. She was also the recipient of the Ralph J. Pinnock Memorial Award for outstanding work in the Judicial Branch of Undergraduate Student Government. As an alumna, she was recognized with a Roaring10 Award, which honors outstanding young alumni for their achievements in leadership, business, philanthropy and community service.

On her appointment as Chair-Elect, Wyatt stated, “I am honored to step into the role of Chair-Elect and for the opportunity to give back to Clemson in a leadership capacity—being Ever Loyal means showing up with purpose, and I’m excited to help shape the future of the Clemson Alumni Association while continuing to serve and strengthen the Clemson Family.”

The Alumni Association Board of Directors consists of 22 members and serves as the governing body of the Clemson Alumni Association. The board’s primary responsibilities include oversight of the association’s programs and initiatives, financial review and audit functions, establishment of governing policies and strategic planning.

The Clemson Alumni Association is an open-membership, nonprofit organization. Since its inception in 1896, the association has connected members of the Clemson Family by inspiring pride, celebrating achievement, providing service and strengthening relationships. Learn more at alumni.clemson.edu.