Born in the United Kingdom, Kate Wilson P ’20, ’21 is a UK and Australian citizen and has lived in Singapore, Sydney, London, New York, San Fransisco, and Hong Kong. Kate worked for several years in interior design in Hong Kong and in London, as well as fashion recruitment in London, before her marriage and move to New York in 1999.

Kate has been involved in various charitable activities. While in New York City, she volunteered at St. Bartholomew's Church, helping to organize the volunteer center. In Hong Kong, she served on the Parent Representative Committee at Harrow International School. During this time, Kate was also heavily involved with Mother's Choice, a local Hong Kong charity that helps pregnant teenagers and many children without families. Her role has varied over twenty-five years with Mother's Choice, from looking after the babies before they are adopted to acting on the gala committee.

Kate graduated from Ascham School in Sydney and later studied at The Inchbald School of Design in London. She lives in London with her husband, Murray John, and their three daughters, Isabella ’20, Clementine (Minty) ’21, and Florence.

Mark Blodgett ’75, P ’04, ’06 is the President and owner of Myers & Co. Architectural Metals, a long-established fabricator of structural steel and ornamental steel products based outside of Aspen, Colorado.Prior to acquiring Myers, Mark was the Managing Partner/CEO at Schoeller Polymer Industries GmbH. He is a member of the World Presidents’ Organization.

Part of a Pomfret legacy family, as a student Mark was active in tennis and cross country. He was also an active volunteer for the Priorities for Pomfret Campaign, where he was instrumental in building the new boathouse and the new tennis facilities, which bear his family’s name.

Mark attended Vassar College and earned an M.A. with Honors in Economics from the University of St. Andrews in Scotland. Mark is the father of five children, two of whom are Pomfret graduates: Oliver ’04 and Natasha ’06. He and his wife, Mareike, live in Aspen, Colorado.

Daryle Bost ’89 is a Senior Development Officer for Special Initiatives at Williams College in Williamstown, Massachusetts. His previous experience includes Sales Director at Womble Carlyle, Private Banker at Wachovia Bank and RBC Centura, and Major Gift Officer at Johns Hopkins University and Wake Forest University.

Daryle came to Pomfret from the Green Vale School on Long Island, where his mother was a member of the faculty. While at Pomfret, Daryle played on both the lacrosse and the football teams.

He has been a member of the Board of Trustees at Guilford College since 2007 and chaired the Advancement Committee until 2014. He also serves on both the Buildings and Grounds, and Student Affairs Committees.

He received his B.S. in Business Management from Guilford College in 1993, where he was the captain of the lacrosse team. He is married to Alison Bost, Deputy General Counsel at Womble Carlyle. Alison and Daryle met at Guilford College, and she received a J.D. from Wake Forest University. They live in Williamstown, Massachusetts, with their dog, Walter.

Thomas Campbell P ’09 is Founder and President of DC Capital Partners, an Alexandria, VA investment firm which focuses primarily on making controlled private equity investments and selectively investing in public equity and fixed income securities in a broad range of U.S. government and infrastructure related companies. Prior to founding DC Capital Partners, he was a Partner of Veritas from 1992 through 2006 having been an original Partner of Veritas, one of the two Managing Members of The Veritas Capital Fund I, L.P. and The Veritas Capital Fund II, L.P., and a Partner in The Veritas Capital Fund III, L.P., immediately prior to his departure. Prior to that time, he was a Senior and Founding Member of the Merchant Banking Group of Wasserstein & Perella Co., Inc. since its inception in 1988.

Currently, he serves as Chairman of: Michael Baker International LLC, SC3 LLC, Sallyport LLC, The Spectrum Group LLC, Cipher Systems LLC, QRC LLC, and Velox Visa & Passport Services LLC, all of which operate in government and engineering markets.

Tom is a member of the Board of Trustees of Lehigh University and a member of the Board of Directors of Center for a New American Security. He also serves on the Board of Directors of USO-Metro and is Vice Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Middle East Institute.

Tom received a B.S. degree with a double major in Finance and Accounting from Lehigh University. He is the father of T. Justin ’09. When not involved in one of the above endeavors, he enjoys time out on the links and is an avid reader.

Jimmy Chan P ’17 joined Walt Disney Imagineering in 2011 as the director to support the development of the Shanghai Disney Resort. He is a dedicated mentor in the training of the younger generation of China.

Jimmy has been an active volunteer of charitable organizations both in Hong Kong and China. He was a leader at St. John’s Ambulance, and contributed his professional expertise to helping the Hong Kong Heep Hong Society (an organization for children with physical and developmental disabilities) develop new standards and a better environment for over thirteen training centers. Fifteen years ago, he supported the Shanghai government in setting up an advanced children’s training program. An avid supporter of the arts, Jimmy founded the Hong Kong Artists Guild and promoted art in different disciplines for crossover exchange. While in Shanghai, he participated in Art For Charity by helping American sculptors promote their works in China while also donating their art for the Shanghai Charity Foundation.

Jimmy earned his B.A. in Architectural Studies from the University of Hong Kong, followed by a master’s degree in Architecture from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. After practicing as a professional architect for five years in the U.S. and Hong Kong, more than twenty-eight years ago Jimmy started his own practice as an architect and developer, and ventured into the China market. Subsequently, he earned an EMBA degree from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, and pursued his career journey as a real estate developer.

He and his wife, Sherry, live in Shanghai, China. They are the parents of Daniel Zheng ’17.

Mark Cohen '82 is Deputy General Counsel at Deloitte LLP. He joined the Office of General Counsel in 1997 and became a principal in 2000. Since joining Deloitte LLP, Mark has handled a wide range of matters, including engagement matters, counseling in connection with practice matters, acquisitions and dispositions, regulatory matters and governance-related matters. Since June 2011, Mark has led the Office of General Counsel’s engagements group, which includes more than 50 lawyers and professionals.

Prior to joining Deloitte LLP, Mark was a corporate associate at Debevoise & Plimpton LLP. He served as a law clerk to The Honorable Lawrence M. McKenna, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, from August 1992 to September 1993.

Since June 2012, Mark has been a member of the Board of Directors of Lawyers Alliance for New York, the leading provider of business and transactional legal services for nonprofit organizations in New York City. Mark was also a member of the Financial Reporting Committee of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York from June 2006 to June 2009.

After graduating from Pomfret, Mark earned his Bachelor of Arts from Columbia College in 1986 and his Juris Doctor, with honors, from Fordham University School of Law in 1992.

Mark lives in New York City with his husband, Jerry, and their dog, Pluto.

Tiffany Ding P ’21, ’22 graduated from the City University of New York with bachelor’s degrees in accounting and finance, and she is the independent founder of Beijing OV-Colletta Jewelry Studio.
 
In 2010, Tiffany founded her own brand and jewelry studio in Beijing. She is committed to bringing the jewelry art and treasure which almost got lost to China, passing on her concept of “conveying profound beauty” through jewelry. Tiffany’s jewelry studio has designed and tailor-made jewelry pieces for a lot of women entrepreneurs and female celebrities. Currently, OV-Colletta has exclusive licenses of renowned brands from Spain, Germany and Italy in the region of China, and it has also launched a line of Chinese-style works, and won recognition and love of Chinese customers. OV-Colletta is highly praised by Chinese customers and media as the “Jewelry keeper of Chinese women entrepreneurs.”
 
In 2018, Tiffany Ding founded Top Tier Consulting Company with two partners. The company specializes in consulting Chinese students to apply boarding high schools, colleges and graduate programs in the United States. It is aimed at bridging the gap between Chinese students and American universities, providing students and parents with professional advice from former American college admission officers and helping students build a bright future.
 
Tiffany is also active in social activities, She is the Chairwoman this year for The Conservatory of International Style and Cultural Arts (CISCA) and Tian Art Foudation. CISCA organizes Gala Performance every year to offer a unique opportunity for students to get an unforgettable stage experience, enhance technical skills, develop expressive and cognitive abilities, and build up their self- confidence and learn to work as a team. In the meantime, it aims to raise funds in order to stimulate and support highly talented, but under-privileged children in their development within the performing arts through Tian Art Foundation. 

Malik Ducard ’91 is the head of West Coast Media Partnerships at Google Inc., where he is in charge of premium film, TV and new media partnerships. He began his career as areporter at New York Newsday, worked in advertising as an account executive at Young & Rubicam for a time, and transitioned to a career in entertainment and finance after relocating to Los Angeles. In 2000, Malik joined the MGM Home Entertainment Group as Director of Strategic and Financial Planning and in 2002 became Executive Director of Business Development and Financial Planning. From 2004 to 2005, he served as Vice President of worldwide business development and acquisitions. The following year, Malik became Vice President of home entertainment acquisitions and business development at Lionsgate Entertainment, and from 2007 to 2010 he served as Senior Vice President of digital distribution for the Americas at Paramount Pictures.

After graduating from Pomfret, Malik received his B.A. in Film and African-American Studies in 1995 from Columbia University and an M.B.A. in 2000 from the UCLA Anderson School of Management. In 2011 Malik received the School’s Alumni Achievement Medal. He and his wife, Althea Beaton Ducard, have three sons and currently live in Los Angeles.

Meredith Hanson ’00 is a Vice President and Client Advisor at Bernstein Private Wealth Management. A Certified Financial Planner, she is responsible for providing investment and wealth planning advice to individuals and families and to their trusts, estates, foundations, endowments and pension plans. In conjunction with Bernstein Global Wealth Planning and Analysis Group, she provides counsel to clients and their professional advisors on a variety of matters, including tax and estate planning, multigenerational asset allocation, individual and corporate retirement planning, and the sale of closely held businesses.

Prior to Bernstein, Molly was an Education Consultant at the Wall Street Institute in Bangkok, Thailand and in the Ad Sales and Strategic Planning Division of The CNN Networks.

Molly attended Pomfret for her junior and senior years. She played varsity soccer and squash, and served as a Prefect. Since graduating from Pomfret, Molly has twice been featured at the Pomfret Career Expo discussing a career in finance with curious students.

Molly has a B.A. in economics from Bates College where she also played soccer and squash. Molly completed postgraduate work in statistics at Northwestern University. A native Chicagoan and lifetime Cubs fan, she now lives in Wellesley, Massachusetts with her husband, Greg, their toddler son, Bauer, and their Boston Terrier, Buckingham. She is a regular Pan Mass Challenge rider and enjoys spending time outdoors.

Rebecca Henry P ’13 has taught Upper School History and American Studies, most recently at the Bryn Mawr School in Baltimore, Maryland (1986 to 2012), before that at the Brooks School in North Andover, Massachusetts (1984 to 1986), and before that at Shady Side Academy in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (1981 to 1984). She has served on the board of the Johns Hopkins Libraries and is currently President of the Cylburn Arboretum Board of Trustees in Baltimore. She is also actively involved in the Garden Club of America.

Part of a Pomfret family, Becky is the daughter of Charles V. Henry III ’52, and the parent of Charlie Gruner ’13. She graduated from Miss Porter’s School in 1977 and received her B.A. in American Studies from Yale University in 1981.

Becky lives in Stevenson, Maryland, with her husband, Harry Gruner, and their dog, Rooney. In addition to Charlie, she has two other children, Emma and George Gruner.

Becky currently serves on the Diversity, Engagement and Strategic Planning Committees.

Part of a Pomfret family, Becky is the daughter of Charles V. Henry III ’52, and the parent of Charlie Gruner ’13. She graduated from Miss Porter’s School in 1977 and received her B.A. in American Studies from Yale University in 1981.

Becky lives in Stevenson, Maryland, with her husband, Harry Gruner, and their dog, Rooney. In addition to Charlie, she has two other children, Emma and George Gruner.

Martha Linhares P ’14, ’16, ’18 worked in the fashion industry for many years as an account executive for David Yurman Designs, Ralph Lauren Jewelry and Carolee Jewelry in New York City. Throughout her career, she worked with such clients as Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue and Bloomingdale’s.

In 2000, The Linhares relocated to San Francisco, where Martha worked on an array of philanthropic, community and academic endeavors in both public and private schools. She has been a member of the Edgewood Auxiliary, National Charity League and a supporter of the Cancer League of Oakland. She has served as a class representative at Katherine Delmar Burke School, a leader of the Piedmont School’s annual giving campaigns and the Parcel Tax Campaign. Four years ago the Linhares relocated to England, where Martha was an active parent at the ACS International School in Cobham, England. Their recent return to New York City has enabled Martha to become more involved with Pomfret. Martha has been active with the School, working on the Pomfret Fund and with the Admissions office. She is also Parent Director for Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut.

Martha has a B.A. in Art History from Marymount College in Arlington, Virginia. She and her husband, Joe, are the parents of Jane ’14, Emily ’16, and Henry ’18. They currently live in New York City.

Michael Marrus has over twenty-five years of experience as an investment banker and financial executive on Wall Street. Today he is a Managing Director for The Special Equities Group, a division of Chardan Capital Markets, a privately held investment banking firm. Before joining Chardan, Michael was a Senior Managing Director at Dominick and Dominick, a wealth management and investment services firm, and a Managing Director of Merriman Capital, Inc. From 1998 to 2009, he was a Managing Director of C.E. Unterberg, Towbin & Co., an investment banking firm that was acquired by Collins Stewart plc. Prior to joining Unterberg, Towbin, Michael was a Principal and founding member of Fieldstone Private Capital Group. Following graduate school, he was employed at Bankers Trust Company, initially in the Private Equity and Merchant Banking Groups and subsequently in BT Securities, the securities affiliate of Bankers Trust.

Since October of 2007, Michael has served on the board of directors of a public company, Arotech Corporation (ticker: ARTX) sitting on various committees including audit, compensation and nominating. He has been a member of the board of a private company as well as various non-profit organizations and is a strong supporter of many educational institutions with a focus on independent secondary schools. He began a three year term as a Trustee of Congregation Emanu-El in New York in June, 2016.

Michael attended Phillips Academy in Andover, MA, has an A.B. from Brown University and an MBA from the Booth Graduate School of Business, University of Chicago. He lives in New York City with his wife, Lauren. They have two children, Samantha, a recent graduate of Wellesley College, and Jacob, a rising junior at Williams College. A lifelong New Yorker, he supports local sports teams and enjoys running, reading and playing golf with a handicap which shows no signs of decreasing.

Greg Melville ’68 is a retired, self-employed writer and freelance editor. Greg brings a love for Pomfret and a long legacy that includes his father, uncle and a cousin. He is passionate about helping those less fortunate. In 2007, he founded the Melville Scholarship Fund at Pomfret for students with financial need and the Melville Fund for Faculty to support faculty enrichment. He has served as a Pomfret Free Agent for his class since 2004 and is a member of the Pontefract Society (the planned giving recognition society); is a former member of the Headmaster’s Council and the Alumni Council and returns to campus frequently for reunions, phone-a-thons, and other special events.

Greg has extensive experience working on the boards of several nonprofits, including as co-chair of the Capital Campaign of Friends Center for Children, Inc. of New Haven, Connecticut; the Board of Trustees of the Frank Melville Memorial Foundation in E. Setauket, N.Y.; the Board of Directors of the Woolman Hill Quaker Retreat Center in Deerfield, Massachusetts; former chairman of the Board of Directors of PeaceJam Northeast and NextGen Leaders, Inc., the Northeast affiliate of PeaceJam Foundation, in Guilford, CT. He is also a founder and lifetime member of the Boulder Knoll Community Garden, a CSA in Cheshire, Connecticut.

While a student at Pomfret, Greg was the sports editor for the Pontefract and The Griffin Newsletter; a dorm assistant; played and lettered in both ice hockey and soccer; received a National Merit Letter of Commendation; and participated in student government and The Key Club; and was an A.A. Manager. Greg volunteered as a reading tutor for inner-city children at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Hartford, and he spent six weeks in the spring of his senior year off-campus, living in Camden, New Jersey, as part of an urban studies program.

Greg received a BA in English Literature from Carleton College in Northfield, MN in 1972, and took several writing courses at Wesleyan University in 1998. While attending college he was the co-editor of The Carletonian; played Varsity Soccer, Club Hockey and Rugby; was a resident advisor for Burton Hall and was a 1972 Representative on the English Dept. Comprehensive Exams Committee. Greg was nominated for the Rhodes Scholarship and selected as a finalist for the Rockefeller Foundation Scholarship, which provided funding for a “trial” year in seminary to students not planning a career in the ministry,.

He served as a volunteer on the 1970 Abourezk for Congress campaign (SD) and in 1972 volunteered in several primary states on behalf of U.S. Senator George McGovern’s campaign for President. In 1992, Greg volunteered during NH ‘s Democratic primary and later served as a writer on the campaign staff of the late Sen. Paul Tsongas (D- MA) at the Democratic National Convention that summer in New York City.

Nicholas Mettler ’95 is the CEO of No More Dirt Inc., one of the largest building maintenance companies in the San Francisco Bay Area. Previously he worked at Morgan Stanley and Bear Stearns.

Nick was born and raised in Hong Kong and came to Pomfret School after two years at the Fay School in Southborough, MA. While at Pomfret, Nick served as captain of both the boys varsity soccer and tennis teams. He was also a dorm proctor, key head, and class agent.

Nick received his BA from Hobart College in 1999. Nick met his wife Barrett while attending Hobart. They live in Marin County, just north of San Francisco, with their two boys, Spence (9) and Brooks (6), and puppy Dash.

Bob Mullarkey ’79, P ’10 is a partner of Double T Management, a real estate owner and operator of commercial and residential properties in the Los Angeles and Long Beach areas of southern California. Prior to that, he worked for more than twenty years in the securities industries and with some of the top names in the hedge fund business.

He has been an actively engaged member of the Pomfret community for decades. He is a former Board member, class agent, parent, and past president of the Alumni Association.

While at Pomfret, Bob was School President and played football, hockey and baseball. After graduating from the Hilltop, Bob earned a B.A. from Kenyon College in 1984, where he was a three-year co-captain of the school's rugby team.

Bob was a member of the Board of the Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club of Locust Valley. He enjoys tennis, squash and golf at the Creek Club on Long Island and skiing in New Hampshire. He lives with his partner, Nina Ritter, in the Rolling Hills area of Los Angeles.

David Murray ’97 is a Managing Director at Murray Trading Partners, a privately held investment fund where he primarily deals with early stage venture investments. He sits on the Board of Directors of Cohesive Networks, a Chicago-based cloud computing company and The Guardsmen, a San Francisco non-profit benefiting at-risk youth. Prior to Murray Trading Partners, David worked at Catamount Ventures, a San Francisco-based venture firm, and Sapias, a San Francisco company providing internet-based tracking of assets for large enterprise companies.

David graduated from Pomfret in 1997. He played one year on the Varsity Golf Team and served with distinction on the Junior Varsity of a variety of other sports. His senior year he was a member of the Dean’s Assistants.

David has B.B.A with an emphasis in Marketing from The University of Notre Dame and an M.B.A. with an emphasis in Finance from the University of San Francisco. He currently lives in San Francisco.

Dena Cocozza O'Hara P ’13, ’15, ’16, ’18, ’20 joins the board after twenty-seven years in the Pomfret School family. First arriving in 1992, she served as a Spanish teacher, coach, advisor, and dorm parent in Orchard and Upper 1. More recently, five of her seven children have attended Pomfret: Dylan ’13, KC ’15, Rhone ’16, Duun ’18 and Teagan ’20.

Dena is the chair of world languages at Rectory School and the public speaking coordinator for Woodstock Public Schools. In addition, she has been the director of the summer day camp at Rectory School for twenty-four years. She earned her BA from the University of Connecticut and her MEd from the University of Bridgeport.

In the nonprofit sector, Dena serves as vice chair of the Woodstock Education Foundation and is a twenty-year trustee of the Follett Educational Foundation — a college scholarship endowment fund. Dena is the founder and CEO of Advantage Tennis and has been a teaching tennis professional since 1983. Dena has also completed fourteen marathons. She loves international adventure and has traveled with the Pomfret chorus to Bolivia and Ireland.

Bob Olmsted ’59, P ’89 is an investment advisor and consultant at Auchincloss, Lawrence, Inc., in New York City. A Pomfret trustee since 1977, Bob served in many leadership roles including Vice President and Treasurer. After a brief year hiatus from the Board (as required by the by-laws), we welcomed Bob back to the Board in 2010.

Through the years, Bob’s volunteer efforts have extended beyond service to the Board, including Alumni Association President, Class Secretary, Annual Fund Volunteer, and Campaign Steering Committee member. He was instrumental in bringing his classmates together to celebrate their fiftieth Reunion and at that time was awarded the William Beach Olmsted Distinguished Service Award for his years of service to Pomfret. Bob is also a trustee of the Windham Foundation and the MacDowell Colony and is a member of the Princeton Club.

Bob graduated from Princeton, and earned an M.B.A. from Columbia University. He is an avid collector of antique watches and continues his interest in photography (developed at Pomfret), still spending time in a home darkroom, and travels with photography in mind. Bob has two daughters, one of whom, Kate ’89, was also a Pomfret trustee. Bob and his wife Stephanie live in New York City.

Jud Reis ’60, P ’98 spent twenty-two years at Morgan Stanley, the majority of which as a Managing Director, before founding Sire Management Corporation, a New York City-based firm which manages multi-manager investment partnerships. He was a visiting professor at Darden, the University of Virginia’s graduate business school, from August 1987 through May 2008; was a Director of Pilobolus, a modern dance company, for several years; and served as the President of the Board of Trustees of Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture for fourteen years. He remains a trustee of Skowhegan.

As a student at Pomfret, Jud was co-editor in chief of the Pontefract, played basketball and tennis, was a dorm head and counselor in his senior year, and was active in the drama society. He was selected to be Pomfret’s American Field Service (AFS) summer exchange representative between his junior and senior years and spent the summer in Germany under the auspices of AFS.

After Pomfret, Jud graduated cum laude and received a B.A. from Washington and Lee University and received an M.B.A. with distinction from Harvard Business School. He has five sons, including Curt ’98. Jud and his wife, BB, live in Manhattan.

Buzz Yudell ’65 is an architect, author, teacher, and founding partner, in 1977, of Moore Ruble Yudell Architects & Planners, which now has more than sixty employees. His award-winning architectural firm has had significant projects in the U.S., including such colleges and universities as Dartmouth, UCLA, and MIT, as well as Sweden (Tango sustainable housing project in 2005), Ireland (Grangegorman Master Plan, Dublin), the US Embassy in Berlin, Macau (resort development), and Hong Kong (University of Hong Kong Master Plan). The firm’s primary work began with residential designs and has since evolved to a broad spectrum of public and private projects, as well as institutional and cultural spaces. In addition to his responsibilities with his firm, Buzz has also taught at a number of universities, including Yale, and is an adjunct professor of architecture at UCLA.

As a Pomfret student, Buzz was editor-in-chief of the Pontefract; served on the executive committee of his form, was a dorm assistant and vestry member; and served on the International Affairs Committee. He credits the environment of the School and the powerful influence of certain faculty for his lifetime involvement with the arts and architecture. He stayed on campus after his May ’05 reunion to work with students and faculty as a Lasell Visiting Fellow. Buzz helped lead his class’s fiftieth reunion, a group that currently holds the record for the largest class gift raised for a fiftieth.

He is married to Tina Beebe who is an artist. Tina has been an integral part of the Moore Ruble Yudell architectural firm for the past twenty-five years as resident colorist, working on projects throughout the U.S., Scandinavia and Japan. Buzz received both his B.A. and M.A. in Architecture from Yale.

Laura Pierce ’03 owns Keeler & Co., a Boston-based boutique interior design firm. Prior to working in interior design, she has held roles in development at Rectory School and St. Mark's School, as well as working in special events at Corinthian Events in Boston and in Fine Art in the New York City area.

Laura is an active Pomfret volunteer: She has been a Class Agent since 2003, is a former member of the Headmaster’s Council, and served as Vice President of the Alumni Association Executive Council (AAEC) for three years. Laura has sat on the AAEC since 2011, participating on the Events, Awards & Nominations, and Engagement Committees. She was elected an ad hoc member of the Board of Trustees in February 2014.

While at Pomfret, Laura was a member of the varsity field hockey and lacrosse teams and the JV ice hockey team. She was an honor roll student, dean’s assistant, and the recipient of the Science Award at her 2003 Commencement. Her brother, William “Jack” Keeler '08, is also an alumnus. After Pomfret, she received a B.A. in Art/Art History from Colby College in 2007. Laura lives in Boston and Pomfret with her husband, Vassar Pierce, Pomfret’s Associate Director of Advancement.

Dan Thompson ’95 is currently employed by SoundExchange as a Project Manager for information technology and business operations. SoundExchange is the non-profit independent performance rights organization appointed under federal law that collects and distributes the royalties from digital media services.

Most recently he worked at Monumental Sports & Entertainment managing finance projects. Previously he was with Sun Life Financial as a Senior Program Manager in Marketing and Strategy, and early in his career at John Hancock Financial, he was an IT Infrastructure Lead, Development Lead, and Project Manager.

Dan has served Pomfret for many years as a Class Agent and is a two-time recipient of the Headmaster’s Cup for the highest participation in the Pomfret Fund among the youngest classes. As a member of the Alumni Association Executive Council, he has served as Secretary, chaired the Awards and Nominations Committee, and is currently serving as a Vice-President. He has also presented at Pomfret’s Career Expo and hosted events in Boston.

Dan graduated from the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, MA with an A.B. in Mathematics followed by an MBA from Babson and an MPS from Georgetown. He lives in the Washington DC area.