B.A., American Studies, University of Notre Dame
M.B.A., Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland

Randy Kinder is the President of ITC. Mr. Kinder joined the AFL-CIO’s Investment Program in 2002 when he was hired by the AFL-CIO HIT. While at the HIT, he served as a Program Manager for the HIT HOME union member mortgage program and the HIT Marketing department. He later joined the ITC and focused on broadening marketing and outreach of the AFL-CIO BIT to AFL-CIO constituency groups and managed the BIT marketing efforts in the Midwest and to other key markets and unions.

Mr. Kinder serves as a National Board Member of the Mikva Challenge and as Chairperson of the Mikva Challenge DC Advisory Board. He also serves as Vice President and Board Member for Holtz’s Heroes Foundation.

Mr. Kinder holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Notre Dame and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business.

While studying at the University of Notre Dame, Mr. Kinder participated in football and track. He is very proud to have been a member of the NFL Players Association during his playing career with the Green Bay Packers and the Philadelphia Eagles. Mr. Kinder and his family reside in Washington, D.C.

B.A. The George Washington University
M.B.A. American University

William Little is Marketing Director of the ITC and also serves as President of ITC Financial, LLC. (ITCF), ITC’s subsidiary broker-dealer. He is responsible for the overall business development and client service activities for the AFL-CIO BIT. Mr. Little has been a part of the AFL-CIO Investment Program since 2007. Prior to his current role, Mr. Little served as Chief of Staff at the AFL-CIO ITC and as Deputy Chief of Staff at the AFL-CIO HIT.

Before joining ITC, William worked on Capitol Hill for seven years finishing his time there as an Advisor to Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi and serving as a liaison to the Congressional Black Caucus, Progressive Caucus, and Labor community.

Mr. Little holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from The George Washington University and a Master of Business Administration degree from American University.

Lynn Fieldman first began his apprenticeship with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (“IBEW”) in 1973 and was initiated as a Journeyman with IBEW Local 176 in 1977. Not too long after starting his career as a Journeyman, Lynn was chosen to serve on the Local 176 Executive Board, which was followed by his election to Business Manager in 1986.

In addition to his work as the Business Manager of Local 176, Mr. Fieldman simultaneously served as the president of the Will and Grundy County Building Trades from 1992 until the early 2000’s. In recognition of his work on behalf of Local 176’s membership, Lynn was appointed International Representative in the Construction Department of the IBEW by President Edwin Hill in 2003. Given his decades of experience as a trustee on NECA-IBEW Local 176 Health and Welfare Fund, the NECA-IBEW Local 176 Pension Fund, the Decatur NECA-IBEW Pension Trust Fund, and  NECA-IBEW Supplemental Unemployment Benefit Fund, in 2007 he was appointed to the position of Director in the IBEW’s Pension Reciprocity Department.

After his retirement from the IBEW, Lynn decided to bring his experience to the AFL-CIO Investment Trust Corporation as the Vice President of Construction and Labor Relations.  Lynn currently resides in Maryland with his wife Cindy. An avid outdoorsman, Lynn was recently appointed to serve on the National Advisory Board of the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance.

B.A., Psychology, University of Tennessee – Knoxville

Jessica Itz is the Investor Relations Coordinator for ITC. In this role she is the direct point of contact for the ITC’s union pension fund clients. Ms. Itz has developed a deep understanding of the Taft-Hartley pension environment since joining ITC in 2010, which helps her assist the union-affiliated investors of the AFL-CIO Building Investment Trust.

Prior to joining the ITC, Ms. Itz worked in the legislative affairs department of the California Nurses Association/National Nurses Organizing Committee, the predecessor of National Nurses United. Her policy work on behalf of organized health care workers before Congress and in coordination with the AFL-CIO has proven beneficial in her current role, given the complex rules applying to union pension funds.

Ms. Itz holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Tennessee—Knoxville.