Ron Bell '05 featured in The Recorder article, Former Patrick aide leads effort to register independents dated Monday, February 2, 2015. Read more.
Christine Bent '03 is now executive vice president at Allina Health in Minneapolis.
Michelle Caldeira '08 was recently promoted to senior vice president at College Bound Dorchester.
Neil Cameron '10 and Patrick Hughes '12 will be bycling 190 miles in the Pan Mass Challenge to raise money to fund research against cancer at Dana-Farber. For Neil, this will be his ninth time and for Patrick, this is his second year in a row. Neil began a new job last year and he thought by traveling as much as he has, he would not be able to focus on fundraising and "this disease called cancer." But, meeting people all over the world and hearing their stories about cancer made him realize that this is not the time to slow down on fundraising or riding for a cure. Patrick notes that this year is even more important as riders try to break the cumulative half a billion dollar mark in total fundraising to Dana Farber. Click here to donate to Patrick, and click here to donate to Neil.
Diane Darling '06 is moving her office and she is selling furniture and other items. Click here for photos. Requesting help for packers and if anyone has extra office space, please let her know.
Susan Fahmy '04 has transitioned to become the director of national network development and integration for Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH). It is a new role and an opportunity to bring MGH to the broader US market. She writes, "It is a huge step for me and I look forward to building out this function for MGH."
Marissa Ferber '15 is now the recruiting coordination manager at AppNexus.
Francois Fils-Aime '07 was elected as the board chair of the newly renovated YMCA in Boston. They are recruiting new board members who are aligned with the mission of youth development, social responsibility, and healthy living. In addition, Francois was the keynote speaker for Disability Determination Services (DDS) Diversity Committee's annual Black History Month Luncheon that was held on February 26. David Ford '13 of EMC will be receiving a Disability Champion award from Disability Matters. He will be honored at Springboard Consulting's 9th annual Disability Matters North America Conference & Awards to be held April 14 -16, 2015, in Boston, Massachusetts. David Leonard '10, director of administration and technology at the Boston Public Library (BPL), whose portfolio includes oversight of the BPL's Capital's projects was interviewed for the Boston Business Journal, and for The Huntington News on the opening of the first phase of the library's renovated central library at Copley Square.
Rick Jakious '09, who has led the Massachusetts Nonprofit Network as CEO for the past three years, departed in early March to assume the role of district director for Seth Moulton, U.S. House of Representatives. Michael James' '06 son, Jhair James, is being honored at the 7th Annual African American Ball in recognition of his service to the community. The ball is Saturday, March 28 at the Yawkey Club of Roxbury. See why this young leader is being honored. Check him out in BNN News Interviews Local Artist, Jhair James which aired 9-19-14. Jeremy Liu '03 has several items of good news to share. First, his artists' collective and produce promotion board, The National Bitter Melon Council is included in really cool art exhibition at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco until May. Second, his for-profit, Community Benefits by Design real estate company, is a finalist for a large redevelopment project in Oakland. Third, his creative incubator/design studio, Creative Ecology, was on one of the four finalist teams for the Kendall Square Open Space Framework Competition. And fourth, he recently accepted a senior fellow position at PolicyLink shaping and leading their new initiative in arts, culture and equitable development. Sarah MacDonald '10 is the new chair of Mother Brooks Arts & Community Center in Dedham. In addition, she was recently promoted to executive vice president at MassBio where she will oversee the organization's communications, events, government relations and economic development activities, as well as strategic initiatives, including implementation of recommendations from Impact 2020, an industry strategic report released last year. Read more.
Cedric Sinclair '08 has joined the University of Massachusetts Boston as the director of communications, marketing and strategic alliances at the College of Advancing and Professional Studies. Janey Tallarida '14 was recently promoted to deputy director of the Irish International Immigrant Center.
Natalia Urtubey Ot�lora '15 has joined the Italian Home for Children in the newly created position of vice president of engagement. In addition to developing corporate sponsorships, she will oversee volunteer engagement, events, public relations, and marketing. |