Anderson School Celebrates 2026 Hall of Fame Honorees

UNM's business school recognizes alumni for professional accomplishments and community impact.

Published on Feb. 23, 2026

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The University of New Mexico's Anderson School of Management celebrated its 37th Hall of Fame induction ceremony on February 19, 2026, honoring three new Hall of Fame inductees and two Young Alumni Award recipients. The honorees were recognized for their professional achievements, community leadership, and ongoing commitment to education.

Why it matters

The Anderson School's Hall of Fame program has been a longstanding tradition since 1990, celebrating the unique paths and successes of its alumni. This year's honorees exemplify the school's values of excellence, innovation, and service, providing inspiration and role models for current and future Anderson students.

The details

During the event, the Hall of Fame inductees were introduced through brief videos highlighting their career journeys and leadership philosophies. Robin Divine, President and CEO of TriCore, discussed the importance of building trust and listening as an effective leader. Greg Foltz, President of Coldwell Banker Commercial, shared how his father's entrepreneurial spirit and people-first values have guided him. Tracy Utterback, Director of Finance and Integration at Granite Construction, spoke about embracing change as a catalyst for growth and lifelong learning.

  • The 37th Anderson School Hall of Fame ceremony took place on February 19, 2026.
  • The Hall of Fame program has been an established tradition at the Anderson School since 1990.

The players

Alina Chircu

Dean of the Anderson School of Management at the University of New Mexico.

Robin Divine

President and CEO of TriCore, a Hall of Fame inductee recognized for her career in healthcare and leadership philosophy of building trust through listening.

Greg Foltz

President of Coldwell Banker Commercial, a Hall of Fame inductee who credits his father's entrepreneurial spirit and people-first values for guiding his success.

Tracy Utterback

Director of Finance and Integration at Granite Construction, a Hall of Fame inductee who believes in embracing change and lifelong learning.

Kalin Baca

CEO of Icorium Engineering Company, a Young Alumni Award recipient recognized for her work in developing environmental solutions and building a people-first company culture.

Kendra Gries

Owner of Kendra Gries Agency - State Farm Insurance, a Young Alumni Award recipient who leads a team of 24 employees with a focus on accountability, collaboration, and genuine care for people.

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What they’re saying

“Through this experience, she developed a deep appreciation for the value of every role within an organization. Today, she prioritizes building trust one interaction at a time and believes that effective leadership is rooted in listening and genuine curiosity.”

— Robin Divine, President and CEO of TriCore (unm.edu)

“From an early age, Greg learned to take pride in what you build and to treat people the way you want to be treated. These values have guided him in his personal and professional life and has ultimately led to his success as a leader today.”

— Greg Foltz, President of Coldwell Banker Commercial (unm.edu)

“He is motivated by change and believes it should be embraced as a catalyst for growth. Each new opportunity has introduced him to new people and perspectives, reinforcing his belief that learning and personal development are lifelong pursuits.”

— Tracy Utterback, Director of Finance and Integration at Granite Construction (unm.edu)

“Guided by the belief that people come first, Kalin prioritizes building environments where individuals can grow and thrive.”

— Kalin Baca, CEO of Icorium Engineering Company (unm.edu)

“Kendra leads a team of 24 employees, creating a culture grounded in accountability, collaboration, and a genuine care for people.”

— Kendra Gries, Owner of Kendra Gries Agency - State Farm Insurance (unm.edu)

What’s next

The Anderson School plans to feature the 2026 Hall of Fame honorees and their leadership insights on the school's website and in future alumni communications.

The takeaway

The Anderson School's Hall of Fame program continues to recognize alumni who embody the school's values of excellence, innovation, and service, inspiring current and future students to follow their own unique paths to success and make a positive impact on their communities.