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serge hadji-Mihaloglou chairs anatolia’s Board Governance committee and has
served the school since 1974 as the first thessalonian alumnus trustee. he is a
member of the new York Bar and was formerly senior counsel of trW Inc. an
anatolia graduate (’60), he also graduated from the state university of new York
at Buffalo (B.a.), Michigan state university law school (J.d.), and new York
university law school (ll.M. in International law).
n.B. the views expressed in this Presentation are the author’s only; and he is
solely responsible for any errors.
the author appreciates the opportunities he had to discuss and work governance
issues with John h. (“Jack”) clymer, Jr., esq., Board chair, and albert h. (“chip”)
elfner, III, his co-chair on the subcommittee on trustees which evolved into the
Board Governance committee. notably, the subcommittee’s report and recomendations
on Governance in May 2010 was the starting point and foundation
of this work.
Jack clymer is a member of the Massachusetts Bar and practices in Boston with
the law firm of nixon Peabody and previously with hutchins, Wheeler & dittmar.
he is named in Best Lawyers in America in the trusts and estates field and has a
long record of pro bono service to nPo’s, including the anatolia Board since
1981. he received a B.a. degree in american civilization from Princeton university
and a J.d. degree from harvard law school.
chip elfner is a former ceo of Keystone Investments with more than thirty
years’ experience in investment management. he is a former trustee of Middlebury
college, where he chaired the Budget and finance committee, and was also
a trustee of Middlesex school, as well as other nPo’s. he has served anatolia
since 1986 and is a graduate of Middlesex, Middlebury, and the harvard aMP
and is a chartered financial analyst (cfa).
Many other anatolians and friends of the school, starting with the author’s distinguished
classmate, and former trustee, thessaloniki Mayor Yiannis Boutaris,
the first alumnus (’60) to be elected Mayor of thessaloniki, also contributed to
making this Presentation possible. they are identified as their roles are noted. the
author is grateful to each and all.