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Mark Aesch '88 is Chief Executive
Officer of the Rochester Genesee Regional Transportation Authority and
Executive Director of RGRTA's Renaissance Square Corporation subsidiary
company. As Executive Director, he is tasked with the oversight and coordination
of the Renaissance Square Project - the largest development project in
the history of downtown Rochester. Mark holds a BA in Communication and
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Robert
Baden '79 is founder and President of Rochester Software Associates,
Inc., a software developer providing digital document software solutions.
Prior to founding RSA, Bob was a Member of Technical Staff at AT&T Bell
Laboratories. He holds a BS in Mathematics and Physics from SUNY Brockport
and an MS in Computer Engineering from the University of Michigan. Bob
serves on the board of several high-technology companies, the Rochester
Venture Capital Group and Geva Theatre Center. |
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Maureen Casey '83 has extensive experience in public safety, government administration and policy development. She is a Senior Vice President with Giuliani Partners LLC, a consulting firm formed by New York City’s former mayor. Her primary areas of responsibility include security and public safety, emergency planning and crisis management and management accountability. Ms. Casey has managed several of the firm’s largest engagements, including those with the Mexico City Police Department, and the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America. Ms. Casey and her husband, Andrew Mahoney, a founding partner of GEM Food Brokers of Rochester, NY, reside in New York City and Buffalo, NY. |
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Flor M. Colon represents the Xerox Corporation as Senior Managing Counsel for a broad range of legal matters arising out of the Latin America region of Xerox’s Developing Markets Operations, including corporate governance matters, material litigation, distributor negotiations, and dispute resolution. She advises internal business clients on a variety of issues, including human resource issues, customer & distributor complaints, and Xerox business practices and policies. Ms. Colon is also the Chair of the Diversity Committee of Xerox’s legal department, and provides legal support on special projects within the Company. She earned her JD from Brooklyn Law School and her BA in Political Science from Pace University. She resides in Rochester, New York. |
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Joe Doody '74 is President, North American Delivery for Staples, Inc. Staples, is a $27 billion retailer of office supplies, furniture and technology to businesses ranging from home-based offices to Fortune 500 companies in the U.S., Canada and Europe. Joe is responsible for Staples’ North American Delivery business, which contributes more than 30% of Staples’ revenue. He earned his MBA at Simon School of Business, University of Rochester, and his BS in Economics from State University of New York at Brockport. He and his wife, Peggy, currently reside in Pittsford, NY, and have triplets who have recently graduated from college. |
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Michael Doyle '80 is a lifelong resident of Upstate New York. His on air broadcasting career started at a 1000 watt AM radio station in Western NY that unfortunately, like his career as a disc jockey, did not last long! In the mid 1980’s, he turned to Broadcast sales, and has been selling radio advertising, and managing radio stations in Albany, Syracuse and Rochester ever since.
In 2000, he returned to the Rochester area to manage radio stations for Entercom Communications.During the next 5 years, he oversaw the development of WBEE into a market leader, the launch of WBZA 98.9 FM the Buzz, the launch and sale of Fickle 93.3 FM, and the acquisition of WCMF and WPXY.
In 2007, he was promoted to Regional Vice President of Entercom, overseeing 46 radio stations in Rochester and 7 other cities. Besides the Brockport Foundation, Michael also serves on the Rochester Board of The American Heart Association, The Ronald McDonald House, and The Ad Council. |
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Scott Farrell '89 is an attorney and talk-show host. He has run for Congress in his home state of Florida and is well informed on all issues related to higher education, including SUNY. A native of Vestal, NY, he participated in Student Government, WBSU, and football when he was a student on campus, then earned a master’s degree and his law degree from the University of Florida. He and his wife, Sam Nagel, reside in Tampa. |
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Scott Flieger '77 is Managing Director, Debt Capital Markets for Deutsche Bank Securities, Inc. He is responsible for origination of debt issues with US and non US corporations. Scott has also served as Vice President, US Syndicate at JPMorgan Chase as well as a director at Credit Suisse First Boston. He holds a Master's and Bachelor's degree in History from The College at Brockport. Scott lives with his wife Mary in New York City. |
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Glenn
Goldberg '80 is senior vice president for corporate affairs and
assistant to the chairman and CEO at The McGraw-Hill Companies. He manages
the marketing, communications, government affairs and community relations
activities of the corporation. Previously within McGraw-Hill he was
managing director of Standard & Poor's. He also has served as assistant
comptroller for New York City (1986-90) and was an administrative assistant
to US Representative Geraldine Ferraro and staff associate to the US House
of Representatives. Glenn received his Bachelor of Political Science from
Brockport. |
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Marc
Iacona is a volunteer on many boards, including The Rochester Philharmonic
Orchestra and now the Brockport Foundation. He also serves on the board
of MPX, which is a company dedicated to building fixed wireless infrastructure
networks. Iacona was born and raised in Rochester, NY, and is a graduate
of Rochester Institute of Technology. He currently holds the position
of president of Simcona Electronics. Iacona is married and has three children. |
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Roxanne Johnston was named Vice President for Advancement and President of the Brockport Foundation in January 2006. Prior to Brockport, she served at SUNY Geneseo for more than 20 years in a variety of roles within Advancement, including Associate Vice President of Advancement and Vice President of the Geneseo Foundation since 2001.
She was a key player in helping Geneseo exceed the goals of its first comprehensive campaign and advancing student and faculty research and grants to support educational excellence. More than two decades of advancement work reflect her progressive career built upon a strong work ethic, sound strategic planning, collaboration with colleagues, and positive donor relations. She is responsible for the College’s Division of Advancement, represented by the functional areas/offices of Alumni Relations, Development and Communications. |
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Christopher P. Leichtweis '83 serves as President of Homeland Security Capital Corporation and CEO of SEC Holdings Corporation. Prior to founding SEC in 1991, Chris was employed by Bechtel National and Bechtel Environmental, Inc. (various business units) and was a key contributor to major federal nuclear legacy programs. Chris earned his BS, in Engineering Physics from The College at Brockport in 1983 and received his MBA from the University of Tennessee in December 2003. In addition, he is a Certified Industrial Hygienist (“CIH”) by the American Board of Industrial Hygiene. Chris was nationally recognized with the Southeast United States 2005 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year award. He currently resides in Lenior City, TN. |
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Dawn
Lipson has been busy in the Rochester area since arriving here in
1993. The Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, Downstairs Cabaret, Geva,
Jewish Community Center, and the Rochester General Hospital Foundation
are just a few of the local organizations that Dawn has volunteered her
time and resources. She joined the Brockport College Foundation Board
in 2002. She and her husband Jacques reside in Rochester. |
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Jacques
Lipson is an internal medicine practitioner in Rochester, NY, where
he and his wife Dawn reside. Lipson received his BA from the University
of Michigan and his MD from the University of Buffalo. He serves as past
chair of the Brockport College Foundation Board and was previously a board
member with the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, the Monroe County Medical
Society, and the Irondequoit Country Club, to name only a few. |
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Diane
McCue '77 is one of the highest ranking women at Eastman Kodak
Company. She is General Manager, Paper and Output Systems, Film and Photofinishing
Systems and Vice President, Eastman Kodak Company. She earned her
BS in Computer Science and Business Administration from Brockport. Diane
and her husband Jerry founded the McCue Scholarship program at Brockport
in 1999. She believes in providing opportunities to people who have the
drive and heart to be successful both through the McCue scholarship and
through her role at Kodak. She and Jerry live in Fairport and enjoy golfing. |
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Charles Nesbitt was appointed to serve as President and Commissioner of the Tax Appeals Tribunal in November 2005. Prior to his appointment, he served as Minority Leader of the Assembly, a position to which he was elected in April 2002. He served for 13 years as Assemblyman, representing all of
Orleans
County
, and parts of Genesee, Monroe and
Niagara
counties. He resides in the town of Albion with his wife, Kim. |
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Lois
Niland is President of Image Editions
in Rochester. She is also involved in many community activities, serving on
the boards of Geva Theatre Center and Visual Studies Workshop. Lois hold
BS and MBA degrees from Cornell University, where she serves on the Cornell
Council, Association of Class Officers and the Johnson Club of Rochester. |
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Robert Pepe '01 |
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Margaret Preska '57 |
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Phillip
Puchalski is corporate vice president of communications at The Lifetime
Healthcare Companies and the editor-in-chief of the award-winning, peer-reviewed
health journal Inquiry. A resident of Brockport, he has participated
in the Health Care Institute at the University of Michigan, the MIT-Harvard
Public Disputes Program and the BlueCross/BlueShield Executive Leadership
Forum at Duke University. |
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William
Rock is a distinguished service professor emeritus of the Department
of Educational Administration at SUNY Brockport and served on the faculty
here from 1968 through 1995. In 2001, he established the Annette Lamphier
Rock Nursing Scholarship in honor of his wife, Annette, a lifelong nurse.
This award will help support and nurture the education of nursing students
at the College for years to come. He and Annette reside in Brockport. |
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Thomas Thaney has more than 28 years of experience in investments, derivatives, personal and corporate finance, and commercial and residential real estate lending. He has been with Citigroup since July 1997 and has worked at Bank of America, CIT Group and JPMorgan Chase as well. He has his MBA from the University of Rochester and his BS from Georgetown University. Tom and his wife Martha reside in Rochester. |
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Mary
Worboys-Turner's career was in education, finance and not-for-profit. During her career she led organizational and strategic planning and implementation, marketing, and philanthropic efforts. Retired, she is a full time volunteer serving on many community boards including; The Salvation Army (chair), Allendale Columbia School, CDS Foundation Board, Girls Scouts and John F. Wegman Fund. She received a Bachelors Degree from Ashland University in 1973 and Masters Degree from Northern Illinois University in 1976. She is married to Scott Turner, Rochester Office Managing Partner of Nixon Peabody LLC. |
