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evms foundationBOARD OFTRUSTEESR. Bruce Bradley, MBA Paul J. Farrell, BS Andrew S. Fine, JD Paul D. Fraim, JDEight Hampton Roads business and community leaders have joined the Board ofTrustees of the Eastern Virginia Medical School Foundation. The foundation raisedthe funds to establish EVMS and has supported the medical school ever since.The new trustees bring new energy tothe foundation, which organized in 1964,nine years before EVMS opened its doors.“This is a dynamic group of communityleaders who are committed to EVMS and itsmission,” says G. Robert Aston Jr., presidentand chairman of the EVMS Foundation andCEO and chairman of TowneBank.“They join an equally dedicated group ofindividuals who have worked on behalf ofthe school for decades. Together we willbuild on our previous successes and provideinvaluable support for EVMS initiatives thatbenefit the entire community.”New to the Board ofTrustees are:R. Bruce Bradley, recently retired as presidentof Landmark Publishing Group. The groupoversees The Virginian-Pilot and other daily andcommunity newspapers owned by NorfolkbasedLandmark Communications Inc.Bradley began his career at The Virginian-Pilot in sales and subsequently heldnumerous positions, including presidentand publisher.Bradley holds a bachelor’s degree inbusiness administration from VillanovaUniversity and an MBA from Old DominionUniversity. Bradley is a past chairman of theHampton Roads Chamber of Commerce,the Hampton Roads YMCA and theHampton Roads Partnership.Paul J. Farrell, founder and president of theChesapeake construction firm Rosewell Homes.The company builds homes, commercialand investment properties and apartments.Farrell holds a bachelor’s degree fromVirginia Tech and has been in the buildingbusiness since 1963. He is a former presidentof the Tidewater Builders Association andformer chair of the United Way campaignfor the city of Chesapeake. He is a boardmember of the ACCESS College Foundationand the Virginia Beach Foundation andserves as chairman of the TowneBankFinancial Services Board.Andrew S. Fine, president of TheRunnymede Corporation, a Virginia Beachcommercial real estate development andmanagement firm. He is a retired generaldistrict court judge and former rector ofthe EVMS Board of Visitors.Fine holds a bachelor’s degree fromBrown University and a law degree fromthe University of Virginia. He is a formerchairman of the board of the ChryslerMuseum of Art and Workforce Developmentof South Hampton Roads, as well as formerchairman and president of the Virginia BeachFoundation. He is co-chairman of LynnhavenRiver NOW and a founding director ofTowneBank.10 WINTER 2009 WWW.EVMS.EDU AROUND CAMPUS
welcomeseight business, community leadersThomas R. Frantz, JD Paul O. Hirschbiel Jr., MBA Charles W. Moorman, MBA John O. Wynne, JDPaul D. Fraim, mayor of the city ofNorfolk and president of the law firm Fraimand Fiorella, PC. A member of the Norfolk CityCouncil for 22 years, he has served as mayorfor the last 14 years.Fraim graduated from Virginia MilitaryInstitute, received a master’s degree ineducation from the University of Virginiaand earned his law degree from the Universityof Richmond. He is a board member ofthe Hampton Roads Partnership and theHampton Roads Economic DevelopmentAlliance. He is chairman of the HamptonRoads Planning District Commission andchairman of the Norfolk board of TowneBank.Thomas R. Frantz, president and chiefoperating officer of the law firm Williams Mullen.He started a health care practice group as anoriginal principal with Clark & Stant beforethe firm merged with Williams Mullen.Frantz earned a bachelor’s degree inaccounting from the College of William &Mary and a law degree from the MarshallWythe School of Law. He is a CPA and alsoholds a master’s degree in law and taxationfrom William & Mary. Frantz is a formerchairman of the board of Cape HenryCollegiate School and the Virginia BeachFoundation and former president ofVirginia Beach Vision. He is a past chairmanof the board of the Virginia Aquarium andthe Marine Science Center Foundation.Paul O. Hirschbiel Jr., owner and presidentof Eden Capital, an investment and consultingfirm located in Virginia Beach. He is co-founderof a New York City venture capital firm nowknown as Cornerstone Equity Investors.Hirschbiel received his MBA from theUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.He is chairman of the local initiative SmartBeginnings South Hampton Roads and theVirginia Early Childhood Foundation. He alsoserves on the boards of The NorfolkFoundation and Horizons Hampton Roads.Charles W. “Wick” Moorman, chairman,president and chief executive officer of NorfolkSouthern Corporation. He first worked at thefirm as a student intern and later joinedNorfolk Southern as a management trainee.Moorman holds a bachelor’s degree in civilengineering from Georgia Tech and an MBAfrom Harvard Business School. He is chairmanof the board of directors of the WHROFoundation and chairman of the Board ofTrustees of the Chrysler Museum of Art.He is a trustee of the Virginia Foundation forIndependent Colleges, the Nature Conservancy(Virginia), and the Chesapeake BayFoundation, and sits on the advisory board ofGeorgia Tech.John O. “Dubby” Wynne, retired presidentand CEO of Landmark Communications Inc.He continues as a member of Landmark’s Boardof Directors.Wynne received his bachelor’s degree fromPrinceton and his law degree from theUniversity of Virginia. He serves as vice rectorof the Board of Visitors at the University ofVirginia and is a charter trustee at PrincetonUniversity. He also serves as vice chair of theCoalition for Virginia’s Future and chair of theexecutive committee of the Virginia BusinessCouncil. He was founding co-chairman of theHampton Roads Partnership.AROUND CAMPUSWWW. EVMS.EDU WINTER 2009 11
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