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Stephen was a partner and the chief data officer at PwC in Boston, where he worked for close to 30 years. During his time with the organization, he served a number of Fortune 500 clients and held a variety of leadership roles including global and U.S. leader of the systems and process assurance practice and head of the firm’s risk management practice in the Northeast Region. In addition to his roles internally at PwC, Stephen managed the organization’s partnership activities as the founding corporate partner for the Center for Women and Business at Bentley. Stephen holds a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy from Bentley and is a certified public accountant. He has served on the board of trustees since 2016. 



Stephen L. DelVecchio

Rick became a member of the Bentley faculty in 2008, joining the Natural & Applied Sciences (NAS) Department after a decade as a faculty member in the Geology Department and Chair of Environmental Science & Policy at the University of South Florida. He served as NAS Department chair for seven years, and he became Dean of Arts & Sciences in 2018. His undergraduate and graduate degrees are in geology, and his teaching and research interests have focused on Earth's recent climate history and human and environmental response to past climate changes in different parts of the world. Increasingly his academic interests center on Earth and environmental science education, transdisciplinary course and curriculum development, and interdisciplinary faculty engagement to foster improved science literacy for non-STEM majors.

Rick Oches

Sean joined Bentley as the vice president for Strategy and Innovation in 2022 with a track record of developing and implementing strategic plans that delivered transformational programmatic, financial, operational and reputational results for multiple established and start-up business schools and universities across the globe. Before coming to Bentley, he spent close to a decade in business education leadership roles in Asia, most recently as the senior associate dean for Asia School of Business, a start-up partnership between the MIT Sloan School of Management and the Central Bank of Malaysia. Prior to joining the higher education industry, he had a distinguished corporate career in the energy, fast moving consumer goods (FMCG), management consulting and software industries. Sean is a higher education industry opinion leader, has led degree programs at multiple top 50 global business schools, and has served on numerous international boards in Asia, the United States and Europe. He received his doctorate in Global Education from the University of Southern California, with his area of expertise in employability and career management in Asia-Pacific. He also has an MBA from Rice University and a B.S. in Engineering from the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor.

Sean O. Ferguson

Paul Tesluk is a national expert in leadership development, team design and effectiveness, and organizational change. He is an accomplished scholar who has been widely published in the most selective journals in his field, and he has served on the editorial boards of many leading academic journals in management. Before Bentley, Paul was dean of the University at Buffalo School of Management, where he also served as chair of the school’s Organization and Human Resources Department, and founded and served as academic director of the Center for Leadership and Organizational Effectiveness. Previously, Paul served as chair of the Department of Management and Organization at the University of Maryland – Robert H. Smith School of Business, Ralph J. Tyser Professor of Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management at the University of Maryland, and assistant professor in the Psychology department at Tulane University. Paul holds Ph.D. and master’s degrees in Industrial and Organizational Psychology from Penn State University and a bachelor’s degree in Industrial Relations from Cornell University

Paul Tesluk

Steven is a managing principal and co-founder of Gen II Fund Services, LLC, the largest independent private equity fund administrator based in the U.S. Since opening its doors in 2009, Gen II has expanded to administer over $250 billion of private capital. Before launching Gen II, Steven served as the managing director and co-president of BISYS Private Equity Fund Services, a wholly-owned subsidiary of a New York Stock Exchange-listed company. Steven previously co-founded DML Fund Services, a leading administrator of alternative assets and DMLT, Inc., the creator of Investment Café, the leading private equity LP Reporting Portal that was acquired by eFront. He is a recognized authority in the field of private equity fund administration with over 30 years of experience. Steven holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Bentley and is a certified public accountant (inactive). He was appointed to the board of trustees in 2019.   



Steven C. Millner

Dr. Elam is an award-winning educator and dean emerita of the College of Business at Florida International University. Prior to holding this status, she served for 15 years as the dean and James L. Knight Eminent Scholar in Management Information Systems at FIU’s Center of Business. Before joining FIU, Joyce was an associate professor in the McCombs College of Business at the University of Texas and an assistant professor at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School. Throughout her career, Joyce has been recognized for her work advancing women leaders and as an expert in the strategic use of information technology to support decision-making. Dr. Elam was a Marvin Bower Fellow at the Harvard Business School and earned both her PhD in Operations Research and her Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics from the University of Texas. She has served on the board of trustees since 2013.



Joyce J. Elam

Kevin is the founder, president and CEO of the Windsor Marketing Group, a national communications organization specializing in innovative marketing solutions. Known for their creative design, printing, production and delivery of in-store marketing materials across the U.S., WMG is recognized as a leader in marketing services. For over 40 years, Kevin has led WMG and built its reputation for developing innovative solutions to complex in-store marketing challenges and the marketing analytics that quantify the results. In addition to leading through innovation and expertise, WMG has been credited for consistently practicing social responsibility and leading in green initiatives. Kevin holds a Bachelor of Science in General Business from Bentley and has served on the board of trustees since 2008.



Kevin F. Armata

Robert is the consultant relationship director for North America at Insight Investment in New York. Prior to joining Insight Investments, he served as the head of North America Consultant Relations at Putnam Investments where he was responsible for managing consultant relationships across the U.S. Skilled in investment management and client relations, Robert has held numerous roles in the financial services sector since 1991 at companies including Cutwater Asset Management, Putnam Investments, Babson Capital Management and Fidelity Institutional Asset Management. Robert holds a Bachelor of Science in Finance from Bentley and an MBA in Management from New York University’s Leonard N. Stern School of Business. He has served on the board of trustees since 2012. 



Robert E. Alan

Paul is a seasoned leader in the financial services sector with close to 30 years of experience in a multitude of executive roles at Liberty Mutual Insurance. Most recently, Paul served as president of commercial insurance, where he led transformational change of this $10+ billion strategic business unit resulting in a significant improvement in profitability. Prior to serving in this role, Paul served as president of three additional strategic business units and as the corporate CFO. Before joining Liberty Mutual, Paul was a senior audit manager at KPMG where he specialized in serving insurance companies and higher education institutions. Paul also serves as the chairman of the board of Wide Horizons For Children, Inc., an international adoption and humanitarian aid organization. Paul holds a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy from Bentley University. He has served on the board of trustees since 2013 and was elected chair in 2019.

J. Paul Condrin Iii

Chris joined Bentley in 2015 and has served as an advisor and chief of staff to two presidents, and he led the [Strategic Communications](/org/strategic-communications) team focused on public affairs, communications strategy and content development. In 2019 he was named interim vice president for marketing and communications where he is responsible for brand and marketing strategy, integrated marketing communications, communications and public relations. Chris has wide-ranging experience planning, executing and advising organizational development strategies, policy initiatives, media tactics and campaigns, with expertise in managing public relations and community outreach. Prior to Bentley, Chris worked on a variety of local, state and federal political campaigns as a campaign manager and served as the executive director for the Massachusetts Democratic Party. He also led teams for the successful reelection of President Barack Obama and the election of Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren. Chris is a graduate of [Bates College](/org/bates-college) with a bachelor’s degree in History.

Christopher J. Joyce

Carolina joined [Bentley University](/org/bentley-university) in 2016 as vice president for enrollment management, bringing with her close to 20 years of higher education experience. In this role, she provides strategic leadership in the development and implementation of recruitment strategies and oversees Undergraduate and Graduate Admissions, as well as Institutional Research, Financial Aid, and Enrollment Systems and Services. Prior to joining Bentley, Carolina served as vice president for enrollment development at [Brandeis University](/org/brandeis-university), where she led university recruitment and enrollment programs including oversight of undergraduate admissions, student financial services and pre-college programs. Before that, she held senior leadership positions at [George Mason University](/org/george-mason-university) and [George Washington University](/org/gwu). Carolina holds a master’s degree in Management of Information Systems from [George Washington University](/org/gwu) and a bachelor’s degree in Biological Sciences from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Carolina Figueroa

Sanjay joined [Bentley University](/org/bentley-university) as the dean of business in June 2022. He previously served as dean of business at [Cleveland State University](/org/cleveland-state-university) and the [University of Wyoming](/org/university-of-wyoming). Prior to this, he served as associate dean and chair of marketing at the University at Albany, SUNY. In his various administrative roles, he successfully led capital campaigns, introduced innovative programs, secured AACSB reaccreditations, developed international partnerships and established new centers of excellence. Over the course of his academic career, he spearheaded numerous initiatives to enhance academic excellence, student success and community engagement. He has received several teaching, research and service awards. Sanjay obtained his Ph.D. in Marketing from the [University at Buffalo](/org/university-at-buffalo), SUNY and his Master of Management Sciences degree from Birla Institute of Technology and Science in Pilani, India.

Sanjay Putrevu

Amanda joined the Bentley community in 2009 where she was tasked with developing the university’s Office of Sustainability. She has held numerous roles on campus including director of sustainability and special advisor to the president. In her current role, Amanda assists the president and cabinet in implementing the university's 2020 – 2025 strategic plan and oversees operations in the Office of the President. Amanda also leads the university’s Office of Sustainability with a mission to mobilize sustainable leadership in business by educating students on the business imperative of the “triple-bottom line” – considering the social and environmental impacts of business decisions along with the economic results. Through this office, Amanda oversees university initiatives aimed at achieving Bentley’s goal of becoming carbon-neutral by 2030 in line with the university’s signatory status with The Presidents’ Climate Commitment. Amanda holds a master’s degree in Environmental Economics and Policy from [Duke University](/org/duke-university) and a BA in Environmental Studies from [Connecticut College](/org/connecticut-college).

Amanda N. King

For over 25 years, Brian was employed by J. & W. Seligman and Co. Incorporated, a privately held New York City investment firm managing Closed End Investment Companies, a family of mutual funds, institutional accounts and operating a trust company. For the last 15 of those years, he served as president and CEO of Seligman. The firm was sold in 2008 and Brian is now retired. He currently serves on the boards of directors of the Virtus Total Return Fund, Virtus Global Dividend & Income Fund, Virtus Global Multi-Sector Fund and Duff & Phelps Select Energy MLP Fund, all NYSE-listed companies. Brian served previously on the board of Tri-Continental Corporation, a NYSE-listed company; the boards of the various Seligman investment companies; the board of governors of the Investment Company Institute; and the board of ICI Mutual Insurance Company. Prior to Seligman, Brian worked for eight years at PriceWaterhouse as an audit manager. He received his Bachelor of Science in Accountancy from Bentley, magna cum laude, in 1974 and became a CPA in New York in 1977. Brian also completed the Advanced Management Program at Harvard University in 1992. He has served on the board of trustees since 2011.



Brian T. Zino

In her current role for Sony Music Group (SMG), Tiffany works to expand equity and inclusion activities and policies across the company’s global recorded music, publishing and corporate divisions; she reports directly to SMG Chairman Rob Stringer. Previously, as senior VP, chief diversity officer for Omnicom Group, she oversaw a team focused on organization-wide efforts to advance and retain top-performing talent inclusive of women, people of color and LGBT professionals. 

Tiffany is a talent strategist with more than 22 years of experience championing diverse professionals in the creative industries. In 2005, she founded ADCOLOR. The organization sponsors a conference and awards program; its FUTURES program offers mentoring and career building for the next generation of creative professionals. As ADCOLOR president, Tiffany is widely recognized for the progress and direction the creative industries have taken around diversity, equity and inclusion

Tiffany R. Warren

Nick is a seasoned executive with over 40 years of experience in the U.S. and international gas industry, and currently serves as NiSource’s chief safety advisor for Columbia Gas of Massachusetts. Prior to this role, Nick served as the president and COO of Pacific Gas and Electric Company. After joining in 2011, he was selected to lead a multi-billion dollar recovery and restoration effort to enhance PG&E’s natural gas system. In 2017, Nick was promoted to president and COO. During his time at PG&E, he was a strong advocate for improving safety measures for workers and the public. Before PG&E, Nick served in roles including executive vice president and COO of National Grid and president of KeySpan Energy Delivery. Nick holds a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy from Bentley and an MBA from Babson College. He has served on the board of trustees since 2009.



Nickolas Stavropoulos

Debora Spar is the Jaime and Josefina Chua Tiampo Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School and senior associate dean for business and global society. Her current research focuses on issues of gender and technology and the interplay between technological change and broader social structures. Prior to joining Harvard Business School, Debora served as the president of Barnard College, where she led initiatives to highlight women’s leadership and advancement, including the creation of the Athena Center for Leadership Studies and the development of Barnard’s Global Symposium series. Before joining Barnard, Debora spent 17 years on the HBS faculty as the Spangler Family Professor as well as the senior associate dean for faculty research and development. She is a prolific writer and has published numerous books and journal articles on her research. Debora earned her PhD in Government from Harvard University and her BS from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service.



Debora L. Spar

Bill is the executive vice president and head of technology and operations at MetLife. He joined MetLife in 2019 from Bank of America, where he led operations for the consumer, small business, wealth management and private banking businesses. Prior to this role, Pappas was chief information officer for Bank of America's global wholesale banking business, and he’s also served as an executive of global treasury payment operations based out of London. Before joining Bank of America, he spent seven years at General Electric Capital Services in the U.S. and Europe. Chosen as one of Bank Systems & Technology's "Elite 8" as a CIO who embraces change and innovation to achieve competitive distinction, he is a past member of The Federal Reserve Bank of New York's Payments Risk Committee and the Harvard Kennedy School's Council on the Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI).  



Bill Pappas

Gordon has worked in the real estate industry for the past 38 years and has participated in and/or developed in excess of 6,000 apartments. He is president, CEO and founder of First Resource Companies (FRC), a real estate development and management investment firm based in Hanover, Mass. Under Gordon’s leadership, FRC has grown to be considered among the top real estate managers in Massachusetts. Before founding FRC, Gordon served as CFO and developer for WinnCompanies. Prior to this, he was employed by KPMG as an auditor. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Bentley and is a certified public accountant. He is a member of several boards including the Massachusetts Apartment Association (as former president), the Greater Boston Real Estate Board (former chairman), Citizens Housing and Planning Association, Preservation Massachusetts and the Governor’s Housing Advisory Committee. Gordon has served on the board of trustees since 2019.




Gordon E. Pulsifer

Melanie is a skilled marketing and communications leader specializing in global, national and non-profit strategies. Currently, she is the president of Otero Communications, an organization she founded in 2016 following 25 years of experience in the industry, and founder and partner of the Breakthroughs Institute, a civic engagement and advocacy firm. Through both entrepreneurial ventures, Melanie creates strategies for organizations seeking to expand their impact. In prior roles, Melanie worked with numerous organizations in varying capacities including executive vice president of marketing and communications and vice president of philanthropy. Melanie holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications and MBA, both from Bentley. She has served on the board of trustees since 2017. 



Melanie Otero

Sue is an experienced leader in the finance industry with extensive experience in high-level management. Most recently, she served as the president of Wellington Funds Group and a partner of Wellington Management Company, LLP, one of the world’s largest independent investment firms servicing clients in over 60 countries. Having joined the organization in 1994, Sue progressed through numerous high-level roles including in the firm’s mutual fund client services group and hedge fund business teams. Prior to joining Wellington, Sue was a senior consultant with Peterson Consulting. Sue holds a Bachelor of Science in Finance from Bentley University and is a chartered financial analyst. She has served on the board since 2013.       



Susan G. O’connell

Lebone Moses is the founder and CEO of Chisara Ventures, Inc., an international firm dedicated to providing business consulting services including organizational strategies, leadership coaching and internal control strategies for entrepreneurs, small to medium-size businesses, startups and nonprofits. For the past 18 years, Lebone has advised business leaders across multiple industries and companies. Before launching her own firm, she advanced through leadership roles in the public accounting and corporate finance sectors at PwC, J.P. Morgan, EY and Fidelity Investments. Lebone is active in her community and has served on the boards of numerous non-profit and startup organizations throughout her career. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Information Systems from Bentley, an MBA from Babson College and executive business certifications from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management, Babson College’s Executive Education Program and Bentley’s Center for Women and Business. She is a Certified Information Systems Auditor and a Certified Information Privacy Professional. Lebone was appointed to the board of trustees in 2019.   



Lebone C. Moses

Tanya is an accomplished attorney and the current assistant general counsel for The Home Depot, Inc., where she is responsible for overseeing all legal matters related to installation services, store operations and tool rental. Prior to serving in this role, Tanya was the vice president and general counsel for Concessions International, LLC, an airport concessions management company focusing on the operations of restaurants in airports throughout the U.S. In this capacity, Tanya was responsible for all legal matters, setting strategy, profit and operating plans for the organization as well as overseeing the construction and maintenance of the organization's units. In addition to her practice, Tanya served as the chair of the board of directors for the Center for Black Women's Wellness for 11 years, vice chair of the board of directors for Park Pride and is active in her community. Tanya holds a Bachelor of Science in Economics and Finance from Bentley and a Juris Doctorate from Yale Law School. She has served on the board of trustees since 1998. 



Tanya Hairston-Whitner

Named executive vice president, chief talent and enterprise services officer for Liberty Mutual Insurance in 2011, Melanie is one of 12 members of the Liberty Mutual Insurance management team. Joining Liberty Mutual in 1996 as an account executive, she now leads the company’s global talent, DE&I, procurement, communications, real estate and sustainability functions as well as strategic services for the enterprise. She drove the implementation of market-competitive workplace flexibility and leave policies, diversity and inclusion practices, and modernized, best-in-class employee compensation and benefit offerings resulting most recently in Liberty Mutual being named to Forbes’ Best Places to Work for Diversity (2019), Fortune’s Best Places for Diversity (2019), Forbes’ Best Workplaces for Women (2020), and PEOPLE magazine’s 2019 “50 Companies That Care” lists. A founding board member of WorkGrid Software, LLC, she serves as trustee for the Boston Medical Center, where she reportedly doubled fundraising results for the annual Catwalk for BMC Cancer Care, serving as Co-chair since 2014. Foley is a current member of the Massachusetts Women’s Forum.



Melanie Foley

Dan Farley is executive vice president of State Street Global Advisors and the chief investment officer of the Investment Solutions group, where he oversees a team of more than 80 investment professionals managing and developing $200+ billion in multi-asset class portfolios. Since first joining State Street in 1992, Dan has held multiple roles including head of U.S. asset allocation and head of investments in charitable asset management. He is a member of the CFA Institute and the Boston Securities Analyst Society, and serves as the chair of the board of the Crispus Attucks Children's Center. Dan holds an MBA from Bentley University, a BSBA in finance and economics from Stonehill College and has earned the Charter Financial Analyst (CFA) designation.




Dan Farley

Terence is a senior vice president of wealth management at UBS Financial Services, a global firm providing financial services to private, corporate and institutional clients. Prior to joining UBS in 2009, Terence spent over 20 years as executive vice president at Hill Holliday, a leading full-service advertising agency in Boston and New York City. Terence has significant for-profit and non-profit board leadership experience, including investment committee responsibility, and is the former chairman of the board of trustees at the Newton Country Day School. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Economics from Bentley and his MBA from Suffolk University and is a chartered financial analyst. Terence has served on the board of trustees since 2000. 



J. Terence Carleton

Pauline is the vice president of global product and labor standards at The Walt Disney Company, where she leads a supply chain function that supports the company’s commitment to ethical manufacturing and distribution of its products. In this role, she manages a global team located in 12 territories. Over more than 25 years at The Walt Disney Company, Pauline has obtained a breadth of accounting and finance experience in the consumer products, stage plays and film distribution industries in roles including vice president and controller for Disney Consumer Products and executive director of accounting at Walt Disney Pictures & Television. Prior to Disney, Pauline worked in public accounting with PricewaterhouseCoopers, supporting clients in industries including financial services and manufacturing. Pauline previously served on the board of trustees for St. Anne’s—an organization supporting at-risk youth—and currently volunteers with her local school district. She earned her MBA from the USC Marshall School of Business, her Bachelor of Science in Accountancy from Bentley University and is a former CPA.



Pauline Callender Han

Tom is a seasoned leader in the investment sector with over 30 years of experience in the field. Most recently, Tom served as the chief financial officer of TA Associates in Boston, one of the oldest and largest private equity firms in the world, investing in technology, healthcare and consumer companies. As CFO, Tom was responsible for all financial, treasury and tax matters for the firm and its investment funds. Having joined the company in 1985, he held numerous roles including chief compliance officer and was previously responsible for legal and regulatory compliance, information systems, human resources and office management. Since opening its doors, TA Associates has invested more than $25 billion with over 500 companies. Tom holds a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy from Bentley and an MBA from Babson College and is a certified public accountant. He has served on the board of trustees since 2015.



Thomas P. Alber

Andrew has been a member of the Bentley community since 1993, when he started as judicial coordinator. Following promotions to assistant dean, associate dean and dean, he assumed the position of vice president for student affairs and dean of students in 2011. In this capacity, Andrew oversees all aspects of student life on and off campus through the management of numerous student-facing officers. In addition to his roles on campus, Andrew has taught undergraduate and graduate courses at Bentley, Northeastern and Suffolk universities. He has been named staff member of the year by Bentley students and received the university’s Founder’s Day award. Andrew holds a PhD from the Lynch School of Education at [Boston College](/org/boston-college), an MEd in Student Development and Counseling from [Northeastern University](/org/northeastern-university), and a BA in English from St. Michael’s College in Vermont.

J. Andrew Shepardson

Judy is an accomplished counselor and advocate with broad experience representing clients in higher education and other nonprofit activities. She joined Bentley as general counsel in 2008. She had been a partner at national law firm Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge LLP (formerly Palmer & Dodge LLP) since 1990, practicing in the areas of labor and employment law and litigation. Before that, she was a teaching fellow at Boston College Law School and worked as an associate at firms in Washington, D.C., and Boston. Judy was named the Leading Massachusetts Lawyer in Employment each year from 2002-2007 by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly and was chosen one of America’s Leading Business Lawyers by Chambers USA from 2003-2008. She received her BA in Sociology, magna cum laude, from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst and her JD from Boston College Law School, magna cum laude. She is a member of the Massachusetts and American bar associations.

Judith A. Malone

Maureen joined Bentley in 2018, bringing with her several years of experience in higher education and corporate financial management. In her current role, Maureen oversees all aspects of university finances, including strategic budgeting and financial planning, risk management, financial accounting and reporting, student financial services, treasury and debt management, and investment oversight. Her experience includes nine years as university controller at Harvard, where she built upon her extensive experience in senior management in the corporate world. Before joining the nonprofit sector, she was vice president of finance for the U.S. retail business unit of [Staples](/org/staples) and senior auditor at EY, a professional services firm. Maureen holds a BS in Accounting and Management from [Babson College](/org/babson-college) and is a certified public accountant.   

Maureen Forrester

George joined Bentley in 2014 and has held numerous human resources roles, including director of HR, director of talent management and interim vice president of HR. His current role involves aligning Bentley’s HR programs with the university’s strategic goals and academic mission, and overseeing all aspects of human resources for the university’s 1000+ faculty and staff. Additionally, George serves as deputy Title IX coordinator for faculty and staff and as EEO officer for the university. Prior to joining Bentley, George spent six years in senior HR positions at Tufts University, where he oversaw strategic initiatives ranging from organization management to workforce planning. George holds a BS in Hospitality and Business Management from [Newbury College](/org/newbury-college) and a PHR certification from the Human Resource Certification Institute.

George Cangiano

Katie Lampley

Liz Hess

E. LaBrent Chrite, the ninth president of Bentley University, is an experienced higher education leader who believes business can change lives for the better. He served most recently as the president of Bethune-Cookman University (2019-2021) and dean of the Daniels College of Business at the University of Denver (2014-2019).  

Over the course of his career, Dr. Chrite has helped governments, universities and foundations to develop programs and research initiatives aimed at bolstering emerging markets, entrepreneurism and capital development and reducing poverty. He has worked to strengthen economic conditions and improve business education around the world, including in Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Namibia, Ukraine, Uzbekistan and for the Tohono O’odhom Nation on the Sells Reservation in Arizona.   

Dr. Chrite believes strongly that business can be a powerful force to solve problems that plague humanity.  

As the president of Bethune-Cookman University, Dr. Chrite led the institution through an accreditation review that strengthened institutional governance and fiscal integrity. Under his leadership, the university secured continued accreditation while eliminating deficits and achieving institutional stability. In partnership with the university’s faculty senate, he overhauled faculty governance and consolidated academic units to allow more efficient operations and administrative leadership.  

While serving as dean of the Daniels College of Business at the University of Denver, Dr. Chrite oversaw the development of a strategic plan aligned with the changing higher education landscape, leading to new programs as well as increased enrollment, student satisfaction and revenues.  

E. Labrent Chrite

David is president and chief executive officer for the U.S. and Canada at Natixis Investment Managers, where he is responsible for leading the firm’s affiliated investment managers in the region. Before elevating to this role, David served as the president and CEO of U.S. and Canadian distribution at the organization, where he has been since 2008. Prior to joining Natixis, David spent 14 years at Fidelity Investments, where he held numerous roles including president of the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund, one of the largest public charities in the U.S., and senior vice president of Fidelity’s Eastern Region Investor Centers. David earned his Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Bentley and MBA from Boston College and is a certified public accountant. He is vice chair of the board, which he joined in 2013.

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