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Stephanie Bucci, Peter Bell, Rob Dickey, V.G. Narayanan, Bruce Dayton, Christian Nolen and Jennifer Mugar Flaherty.New Trustees Serve on the BoardPETER BELL is a General Partner at Highland Capital Partners specializingin technology investments across all stages of company growth.Formerly the Managing Director and founder of Stowe Capital, LLCand the co-founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer ofStorageNetworks, Peter began his career at EMC Corporation. As anew Trustee, Peter lends his expertise to Fessenden’s FinanceCommittee. He also currently serves on the board of directors ofHealthbase and Prospectiv and on the board of advisors of Personeta.He is a member of the Board of Trustees of Boston College, has beennamed a Distinguished Executive in Residence at The Carroll Schoolof Management at Boston College, and is the co-founder of theBoston College Technology Council. He received his B.S. inAccounting from Boston College, his M.B.A. from Harvard BusinessSchool, and an Honorary Doctorate from Babson College. Peter andhis wife, Marilee, reside in Weston with their three sons: Frank insixth grade and PJ in first grade at Fessenden, and Brad in the fourthgrade at The Carroll School in Lincoln.STEPHANIE BUCCI was elected to the Board, ex-officio, as Presidentof the Parents Association (PA) and is a member of the InstitutionalAdvancement Committee. Stephanie’s prior involvement at Fessendenincludes time as a room parent, PA volunteer on the Fessy Paw Printscommittee, and PA Secretary. For three consecutive school years, sheacted as a Parent Association Co-Chair at Montessori Educare, herchildren’s previous school. A graduate of MIT with a B.S. in electricalengineering and a Mid-Career Acceleration Program Fellow,Stephanie has professional experience as a consultant and programmanager in the biomedical and pharmaceutical industries, currentlyworking with Lantheus Medical Imaging on critical technology projects.Other recent consulting experience includes projects withAgamatrix in Salem, NH, and Millennium Pharmaceuticals based inCambridge. Stephanie lives in Newton with her husband, Michael, andtwo sons: Chris in the sixth grade and Will in the third gradeat Fessenden.12 w w w . f e s s e n d e n . o r g
BRUCE DAYTON is an active volunteer, having served for the last 14years as an Overseer at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, workingon various committees there. He sits on the Board of Directors ofOkabena Company, a family investment office in Minneapolis, MN,and has been a Foundation Board member of the MassachusettsCollege of Art and Design. In addition, Bruce has been a memberof the Board of Directors of the North Bennet Street School for thelast five years. He graduated from Boston College with a degree inEnglish. Prior to moving to Massachusetts in 1995, Bruce workedas a pastry chef in San Francisco. A member of Fessenden’s FinanceCommittee, he currently resides in Chestnut Hill with his wife, Lynn,and two sons: Alex, a sixth grader at The Carroll School in Lincoln,and Conner, a second grade student at Fessenden.ROB DICKEY is Managing Director of Jones Lang LaSalle’s Projectand Development Services Group, responsible for the firm’s real estatedevelopment projects in the New England region. Select clients haveincluded Harvard University, MIT, Polaroid, Yale University School ofMedicine, Stride Rite, Equity Office Properties, KBS Realty Advisors,Archon Group, and Accenture. Rob holds a B.A. from the Universityof Vermont, is on the Board of Citizen Schools, and is on the Board ofOverseers and the Real Estate Committee at Newton-Wellesley Hospital.He is also the co-chair of the program committee of NAIOP,Commercial Real Estate Development Association. At Fessenden, hisinvolvement as a Trustee includes work on the Committee on Trusteesand Campus Planning Committee. Rob lives in West Newton with hiswife, Dubs, daughter Nell, and three sons: Matt ’08, Kyle ’09, andCharley, currently in the seventh grade at Fessenden.JENNIFER MUGAR FLAHERTY serves on the Institutional AdvancementCommittee. She is an active volunteer with Fessenden’s ParentsAssociation and has worked as Co-Chair for Grandfriends’ Day. Agraduate of the Boston College Lynch School of Education with adegree in Early Childhood Development, Jennifer taught for six yearsat The Brimmer and May School, where she is also an alumna andTrustee. Jennifer volunteers extensively in her community, lending hertalents as a Board member of Friends of the Belmont Public Library,as a Trustee of the Armenian Assembly of America, to the AdvisoryCouncil of the Belmont Public Library Foundation, and as a longtimemember of the Board of Directors of the Boston 4 CelebrationsFoundation. She is also an Overseer for the Boys and Girls Clubs ofBoston and a former Overseer at the Museum of Science. Jennifer andher husband, Peter, reside in Belmont with their three sons: Peter inthe fifth grade and William in the third grade at Fessenden andMatthew, who attends pre-school at Evergreen Day School.V.G. NARAYANAN is the Thomas D. Casserly, Jr. Professor of BusinessAdministration at Harvard Business School with current researchinterests focusing on managerial accounting, having begun histeaching career at Harvard in 1994. V.G. earned his Bachelors inCommerce from the University of Madras, his M.B.A. from theIndian Institute of Management Ahmedabad, and an M.S. in Statistics,an M.A. in Economics, and a Ph.D. in Business from StanfordUniversity. His involvement at Fessenden as a Trustee includes workon the Audit and Long Range Planning Committees. V.G. lives inNewton with his wife, Sunanda and their two sons: Hari, a secondgrader at Fessenden, and Sriram, a first grader at UnderwoodElementary School in Newton.CHRISTIAN NOLEN has developed commercial and residential realestate in the Boston area for the past 15 years. Prior to entering RealEstate he worked for EcoHealth, a Lyme Disease tick control manufacturer,Bain and Company as a consultant, and in New York as asecurities analyst at Fiduciary Trust Company International and FredAlger Management. Christian holds a B.A. from Yale University andan M.B.A. from Columbia Business School. During the 2008-2009academic year, he took a sabbatical from real estate and attended theCambridge School of Culinary Arts Professional Chef Program. Inaddition to Christian’s commitment to Fessenden’s Finance andCampus Planning Committees, he also dedicates himself to the Boardof Trustees of the Cambridge School of Weston, The CambridgeCenter for Adult Education, and the Great Island HomeownersAssociation. For many years he led the development efforts of theCambridge Ellis School—an 80 student nursery school. Christianmakes his home in Watertown with his wife, Susan Denny, and twosons: Chace, a senior at the Cambridge School of Weston, and Theo,a third grader at Fessenden.w w w . f e s s e n d e n . o r g 13
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