Canon Bull earned his Bachelor’s degree from Dartmouth College, his Master’s in Philosophy from Boston College, and his Master’s in Divinity from Virginia Theological Seminary. He is an ordained priest in the Episcopal Church. Prior to joining Campbell Hall in 2003, Canon Bull served as Head of Trinity Episcopal School in New Orleans and as the Assistant Dean for Academic and Student Affairs, Dean of Students, Chair of the Diversity Committee, and Director of the Senior Humanities Program at Albuquerque Academy. He has served on the Boards of the National Association of Episcopal Schools, the Independent School Association of the Southwest, St. James’ Episcopal School, the Louisiana Children’s Museum, the Steering Committee for the Los Angeles School Heads, the Studio City Neighborhood Council, and has chaired the last two search committees for bishops of Los Angeles. He currently serves as the Chair of the Commission on Schools of the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles and the Board of the Council for Spiritual and Ethical Education. He and his wife Katie have enjoyed raising their two sons as 13-year Campbell Hall students. Canon Bull enjoys tennis, hiking, and playing bridge in his spare time.

Marina began teaching in 1999 at Webster Elementary School. Prior to joining Campbell Hall in 2012, she taught elementary students and later became the Principal of Wise Elementary. Marina holds a B.A. in American Studies from Stanford University, M.A. in Educational Leadership from Harvard University, and Ed.D. in Educational Leadership from the University of California, Los Angeles.

A founding consultant of the Campus Culture Group, Christopher recently served as the Director of the Hamoui Family Sage Center at Sage Center School in Newport Coast, CA. Prior to joining Sage Hill School, he served as the Director of Equity and Diversity at the Collegiate School of New York. This role followed his appointment as Associate Dean of Students and Director of Case Management at Scripps College in Claremont, CA, and Assistant Dean of Student Affairs at Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine. In each role, Christopher has remained engaged with students in and beyond the classroom. His experience includes faculty and staff recruitment, NCAA Division I and II coaching and recruitment, enrollment management, international relations, diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, and outcomes-driven program design and policy adherence.

His professional journey began at Concordia University in Saint Paul, Minnesota as a program supervisor in the Student of Color Retention Program and an instructor in the Ramsey County Juvenile Detention Center with the Urban Education Summer Scholar Program. In these positions, Christopher helped urban learners identify their strengths and use their innate resiliency to maximize and ensure success in higher education. Christopher earned his B.A. in Kinesiology and his M.S. in Organizational Management from Concordia University before obtaining his M.Ed in Higher Education Administration and Policy from the University of California, Riverside (UCR). Christopher is currently in a doctoral program at the University of San Diego for Education for Social Justice. ​

As an undergraduate admissions counselor at Concordia and UCR, Christopher conducted outreach to urban students and helped them realize their post-secondary education goals. He also acted as a mentor to students in need of more extensive guidance and advocacy. As an assistant football coach and athletic recruiter, Christopher leveraged core values of organized sports, such as discipline and time management, to exhibit how habits learned on the field could translate into success in the classroom. This resulted in many urban student-athletes recognizing their innate potential as scholars. ​

As an adjunct faculty member in counseling and administration at Moreno Valley College, he again utilized his role to aid a wide range of students pursuing higher education. Transitioning from recruitment to retention, Christopher supported scholars in identifying additional methods and strategies to meet their educational milestones and challenges.

Additionally, he has spent a decade advancing diverse student access and equity in Southern California through organizations such as A Better Chance, Inc. He has served on the boards of the National Black MBA Association’s L.A. chapter and Project Onyx Youth Leadership Institute. He is a current Academy of the Mind Charter School board member and a dedicated advocate for inclusive school communities.

The Rt. Rev. John H. Taylor began ministry as seventh bishop of the six-county Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles on Dec. 1, 2017. Before his election, Taylor served as vicar of St. John Chrysostom Church and School in Rancho Santa Margarita, California, beginning in 2004. A lifelong Episcopalian, Taylor was born in Detroit, Michigan in 1954, the son of journalists and formerly served as chief of staff to former President Richard M. Nixon and later as the executive director of the Nixon Library in Yorba Linda, Calif. He received a bachelor's degree in political science at the University of California, San Diego, and a master of divinity at the Claremont School of Theology and Bloy House. He is a graduate of Phillips Academy, Andover, Massachusetts. He was ordained a priest in January 2004 and served as curate at the Church of St. Andrew the Apostle in Fullerton. Taylor has written two novels, Patterns of Abuse and Jackson Place, in addition to numerous newspaper and magazine articles and a blog, "The Episconixonian." Taylor married Kathleen Hannigan O'Connor in 2002. He has two daughters, Valerie and Lindsay, and two stepchildren, Daniel and Meaghan.

Ed Han is a private investor based in Los Angeles. Previously, Ed worked in private equity at Bain Capital, a global investment firm that partners with management teams to build, transform, and grow great companies. Ed joined Bain Capital in 1998, and prior to his retirement in 2019, he helped build Bain Capital’s private equity businesses in North America, Europe, and Asia Pacific. He has sourced, executed, overseen, and harvested private equity investments across a broad range of sectors in multiple geographies. Before Bain Capital, Ed was a consultant at McKinsey & Company, a leading international strategy consulting firm. Ed received his M.B.A. from Harvard Business School, where he was a Baker Scholar, and his A.B. from Harvard College, summa cum laude in Computer Science, where he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa in his junior year. Ed also serves on the Board of Governors of Otis College of Art and Design.  Ed and his wife Marta Han are parents to Ethan and Martin ’29.

Terra Potts, mom to Madeline ’28, is the Senior Vice President of Marketing at Warner Bros. Pictures where, over the course of her tenure, she has transformed the niche area of targeted and multicultural marketing and publicity into a top studio priority, evolving the department, and her position, into one focused on inclusivity, social impact and innovative, synergistic strategies. During her tenure with the studio, Terra has touched each title, especially impacting the successful campaigns for such recent high-profile features as Just Mercy, the first film to be produced under the studio’s company-wide diversity protocol; IT Chapter Two; and Crazy Rich Asians. In addition to her studio responsibilities, Terra is currently a board member of First Entertainment Credit Union and sits on the Executive Committee for the Academy of Motion Pictures, Arts & Sciences and the Advisory Council for Times Up Critical, which is an opt-in database of diverse critics and entertainment reporters. Terra also serves on Campbell Hall’s Board level DEIJ Task Force and the school’s Communications Committee.

“As a single mother, I am very grateful for the support I have received from the Campbell Hall Administration and Faculty over the years. I am incredibly proud to be a part of this community. It is my pleasure and honor to join the board and join arms with all who have made our experience at Campbell Hall so meaningful.”

Donna Langley is Chairman, Universal Filmed Entertainment Group. She serves on the board for Vital Voices, American Film Institute, Motion Picture Association and USC School of Cinematic Arts. A native of England, Donna was named Dame Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (DBE) for her contributions to film and entertainment in 2019. She is a founding member of Campbell Hall’s Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice Task Force, as well as serving on the Executive and Governance Committees. Donna and her husband Ramin have two sons, Paolo ’27 and Adello ’30.

“Campbell Hall has always held a special place in our family’s heart and heritage. My husband Ramin is an alumni, and our two sons, Paolo & Adello, are carrying the legacy forward. We all take so much pride in the indelible spirit and integrity that defines this great school, and we look forward to helping the community build on its commitment to create an equitable educational experience for not only our children, but generations to come.”

Canon Bull earned his Bachelor’s degree from Dartmouth College, his Master’s in Philosophy from Boston College, and his Master’s in Divinity from Virginia Theological Seminary. He is an ordained priest in the Episcopal Church. Prior to joining Campbell Hall in 2003, Canon Bull served as Head of Trinity Episcopal School in New Orleans and as the Assistant Dean for Academic and Student Affairs, Dean of Students, Chair of the Diversity Committee, and Director of the Senior Humanities Program at Albuquerque Academy. He has served on the Boards of the National Association of Episcopal Schools, the Independent School Association of the Southwest, St. James’ Episcopal School, the Louisiana Children’s Museum, the Steering Committee for the Los Angeles School Heads, the Studio City Neighborhood Council, and has chaired the last two search committees for bishops of Los Angeles. He currently serves as the Chair of the Commission on Schools of the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles and is on the Advisory Board of the Collaborative for Spirituality in Education.

Todd James is an investor in early-stage companies and an advisor to several startups. He publishes the Santa Monica Daily Press and helps oversee a graphic design firm. Previously, Todd spent over 25 years at the Capital Group managing global equity portfolios. He has been involved with Swim with Mike for over 20 years helping disabled athletes achieve a college education.

Todd has been a member of Campbell Hall’s Finance Committee for the past 3 years. Todd and his wife Tatiana are parents to Luke ’23 and Nico.

John Pollak ’95 is the EVP of Commercial Development at Universal Television Alternative Studio, the unscripted production arm for NBC Universal. In his current role, Pollak is responsible for all commercial dealings outside of the NBC network including all channels and platforms at NBC Universal as well as external buyers. John attended Campbell Hall for all 13 years before heading to the University of Oregon and Cal State Northridge. John and his wife Rachel have three children, Charlie ’32, Hazel ’33, and Lilah who will soon be a Viking.

“Even though much has changed since I graduated, the strength of the community, the commitment to academic and personal excellence, and the strong desire to positively impact the world, have never been stronger. Serving as the Alumni Board President is both an honor and a privilege, and I’m looking forward to doing my part to ensure that our growing alumni base feels that same sense of pride and community.”

Severyn Aszkenazy is the President of Aszkenazy Development Inc, a real estate development firm that specializes in infill development with a focus on community growth. Prior to his current role, Severyn served with the Los Angeles City Fire Department for six years. He went on to hold the title of Director of Construction for L'Ermitage Hotel Group before founding Pueblo Contracting Services, Inc. which was instrumental in historic preservation throughout Los Angeles. Severyn attended Loyola Marymount University. He currently serves as a board member for Family Fire Foundation and is board chair for The San Fernando Valley Boys and Girls Club. He and his wife Martha own the San Fernando Valley Sun Newspaper, which they purchased in 2001. They are the proud parents of Campbell Hall alumni Aaron '06 and Nathan '20.

Dr. Ted Burnett grew up in Los Angeles and received his dental degree from the Georgetown University School of Dentistry in 1988. In addition to managing a successful private practice, he is the only African American dentist to hold the title of Director and Clinical Instructor with the University of Southern California School of Dentistry. He is also a member of the American Dental Association, California Dental Association, and the past president of the West Los Angeles Dental Society. Ted currently sits on Campbell Hall’s Finance and Advancement Committees as well as the DEIJ Task Force. Ted and his wife, Denise, are parents to college student Madison ’20.

“CH is a very special place to me. As both a parent of a recent graduate and a member of the Board of Directors, Campbell Hall continues to exceed my expectations. The leadership as well as the faculty and staff are selected to ensure that our students are educated at a high level while also given the opportunity to blossom into becoming their best selves. I am proud to help CH move forward. Campbell Hall is a very compassionate institution with a vision for the future. We are fearless leaders in pushing for what is best for developing the young mind while helping our students become quality world citizens. I am absolutely proud to support Campbell Hall in any way I can. I love it here.”

The Rev. Jenifer Chatfield serves as Rector of St. Edmund's Episcopal Church and Preschool in San Marino. She recently served on the Executive Board of Holy Family Services, an institution of the Diocese of Los Angeles which offers affordable adoption services and foster care opportunities for children and families and has served on the boards for other Episcopal schools in the Los Angeles Diocese. She is currently the Chair of Campbell Hall’s Religious and Community Life Committee. She received her B.A. from UC Irvine in Drama, an M.F.A. from UCLA in Film and Television, an M.Div. from Yale Divinity School, and is also a graduate of Berkeley Divinity School at Yale, and the Institute of Sacred Music at Yale. Jenifer and Nancy Kirhoffer are proud parents of Kaelyn ’27.

“Even before our daughter was born, we spent time with families and children from Campbell Hall and saw how this CH community helped to not only develop creative future leaders, but also kind, thoughtful, well-rounded flourishing teens and young adults. There was no other school choice in our minds. I couldn't be more proud to be a CH parent and to serve on this board.”

Jessica is passionate about the transformational power of education. At UCLA Anderson, she served on the admissions committee as Associate Director of Admissions, evaluating and interviewing thousands of applicants for the full-time MBA program. In addition, she managed admissions events around the world, advised on fellowship decisions, and collaborated on strategic projects alongside the school’s senior leadership team.

Currently, Jessica works with the Forte Foundation as the Pre-MBA Coach for their MBA Launch program and consults as a graduate admissions coach. She and her husband David are parents to Aaron ’29 and Averie ’31. At Campbell Hall, she serves on the AAPI Family Alliance and DEIJ committees.

Jessica graduated from UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business with a BS in Business Administration and from UCLA’s Graduate School of Education & Information Studies with a MA in Student Affairs.

“Campbell Hall's unique culture encourages our children to tackle challenges within a safe and nurturing space, and it's been such a joy to witness their love for learning thrive throughout our time here. I'm excited to help foster this spirit of excellence with integrity and compassion as a member of the board.”

Theresa is a North America Strategist for Netflix Original Films. Prior to Netflix, she was the Vice President of Marketing Strategy and Communications for Disney Motion Pictures Marketing. She has also worked as Vice President of Strategy for 20th Century Fox Films, and as Executive Director, Marketing for Gold Circle Films. Theresa also serves on the school’s Communications Committee and is the proud mom of Xander ’27.

“Campbell Hall has been a constant source of support and community for Xander and I since we arrived in Kindergarten 7 years ago. We're grateful for the friendships we've developed with parents, students and faculty that continue to enrich our lives. I'm thrilled to join this dedicated group in the continued commitment to making Campbell Hall a place where all students can thrive.”

David Damus is the Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board of System Property Development Company, Inc. and its subsidiaries. David also serves as the Trustee of the Jack Hazard Trusts. David received his B.A. and M.B.A. from the University of Southern California and his J.D. from Vanderbilt University. He and his wife Edie are the proud parents of twins Madison ’23 and Makenzie ’23.

“Campbell Hall has always been a special place for my family. As an alumnus and parent, it has been great to see our school as a bright light in the Los Angeles community. Dr. Campbell would be proud to see how the school his family started in 1944 has grown into one of the leading institutions producing great graduates dedicated to making our world a better place.”

Kelly DeMarco is a 3rd generation owner of a Los Angeles-based aerospace manufacturing facility, producing critical aircraft engine components for military aircraft, specializing in business development and defense contracting with the U.S. Department of Defense. Kelly is a 13-year alumna of Campbell Hall and went on to receive a B.A. from the University of Southern California, prior to joining the family business. Prior to joining the Board, her Parents’ Association roles included serving as Kindergarten & 3rd Grade Room Parent, Elementary School Vice President, Host Families Co-Chair, Middle School Vice President, and Bagpiper’s Ball Auction Chair twice. She is mother to Grace ’21 and Natalie and also serves on the Board’s Finance Committee.

“Campbell Hall has been in my blood since 1980, as I've progressed from being a student, to parent, to trustee. I am honored to serve our great school!”

Tom Grane is the CEO and co-founder of Mob Scene, one of Hollywood’s leading entertainment marketing agencies for major motion picture studios, streaming services, television networks, and production companies. With over 30 years of experience in motion picture and entertainment marketing, Tom, prior to the launching Mob Scene, spent 16 years as a Senior Vice President of Creative Content and Creative Advertising at 20th Century Fox. A graduate of the USC School for Cinematic Arts, Tom is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, and the Producers Guild of America. Tom currently sits on the Communications and Building and Grounds Committees. Tom and his wife, Alexandra, are parents to Ella ’20 and Julia ’23.

“It has been an honor to serve on the Campbell Hall Board because I’ve seen how well our two daughters have thrived and grown into fine young adults while attending CH. I feel it's our responsibility as parents to give back to the school and ensure its sustainability and also be a part in helping the institution adapt to the current challenging and changing times so that future generations of children can benefit from the Campbell Hall experience and education.”

Dena Johnson is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of BrandHUE, a brand partnership firm representing talent, companies, and brands looking to attract and reach audiences of color. Before launching BrandHUE, she was the Director of Talent Brand Partnerships at United Talent Agency and a Senior Account Executive at NBCUniversal.

Originally from Chicago, Dena is passionate about giving back to the community. Upon moving to Los Angeles, she started a local troop for Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles and served as Troop Leader for four years. At Campbell Hall, she sits on the DEIJ Committee, Family Affinity Leadership Committee, and the advisory board of Black Heritage Families where she was formerly the President. She also served as the Executive Vice President of the Parents’ Association before assuming the current role of President.

Dena is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, and graduated from Purdue University with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications, specializing in Advertising. Dena and her husband, Devin are proud parents to Carys ’27 and Nicholas ’31.

Lisa Johnson is the founder of Private School Village (PSV), a first-of-its-kind, parent-led nonprofit organization that harnesses the power of community to positively transform the private school experience for Black and brown families so that students fully thrive. In partnership with more than 55 California private schools and countless families, PSV empowers parent engagement to instill student well-being, works to normalize inclusive and equitable school communities, and encourages lasting systemic and institutional policy and process change that will impact a student's healthy development. Lisa is also a co-creator of the Campbell Hall Elementary Diversity and Inclusion Fund (EDIF), a parent-led and supported financial aid program designed to increase racial diversity in the elementary school. Lisa received her B.A. in Rhetoric and Communications Studies from the University of Virginia and is a graduate of The Westminster Schools, a K-12 independent school in Atlanta, Georgia. She and her husband Andre are parents to Gigi ’27 and Avery ’30.

“I love Campbell Hall and feel grateful to serve as a member of the Board. It's an awesome responsibility to make sure all parent and student voices are heard and valued at the highest of levels and I am humbled by the opportunity to ensure that happens.”

Peter Kujawski is the Chairman of Focus Features, the specialty film division of the Universal Filmed Entertainment Group. He is a graduate of Columbia University where he also serves on the Film Advisory Committee for the School of the Arts Dean’s Council. Peter is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and the British Academy of Film and Television Arts. He and his wife Stefanie Azpiazu are proud parents of Violet ’31 and Colette ’34. You can absolutely call Peter “Kujo.” Everyone does it.

“Every challenge the modern world faces will need to be solved by individuals who have cultivated their own identity, wisdom and moral strength and who have the courage and empathy to put service to the community before themselves. Campbell Hall’s commitment to nurturing these values is why it was the only school we seriously considered for our girls, and it is the highest honor imaginable to serve the school’s mission in this role on the board.”

Jennifer Lechter runs her family office, which has a diverse portfolio of investments in manufacturing, real estate, and finance. She also serves on the board of various private companies in the defense/aerospace industry and financial field. A Los Angeles native, Jennifer has been deeply involved in child-focused philanthropy and education serving on The Support Council of The Rape Foundation since 2006, Harvard-Westlake Parent Association Board, Southern California Regional Advisory Board of U Penn and Stephen S. Wise Temple Board. After graduating from Wharton, Jennifer worked in audit at Price Waterhouse and then investor relations at KCSA. Recently, Jennifer established the Artists’ Future Fund to create a core class for graduating art majors at UC Santa Barbara. Jennifer and Ariel are the proud parents of Eliana, Zack, Josh ‘23 and Dani ‘28.

“Raising four children as well as growing up here myself, I have seen firsthand the various modalities of private education in Los Angeles. I truly believe Campbell Hall is doing it right. Parents working alongside educators and spiritual leaders provides the necessary holistic, inclusive education for this generation and the future.”

Jim Lee is a comic book artist/creator and is currently the Publisher for DC Comics and its Chief Creative Officer. As DC’s Chief Creative Officer, Lee is charged with leading all creative efforts to fully integrate DC’s portfolio of iconic characters (Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman and more!) across Warnermedia. Lee graduated cum laude with a BA in Psychology from Princeton University and resides in Los Angeles with his wife Carla Lee. They are the proud parents to Mason L. ’23, River L. ’29 and Jackson L. ’32 and also of past graduates Brittany Lee ’15 and Lucas Lee Garza ’18.

“Having moved to the LA area in 2014, my wife and I knew we wanted to find a school that not only provided a first rate education but one that also fostered a sense of community and nurtured personal values and responsibility in our children. We are so thankful that such a place exists in Campbell Hall, and I am honored and excited to contribute to this institution's future growth and development.”

Kaleen Lemmon is the CEO of the Fogel Family. She received her Associate of Applied Arts degree at KD Studio in Dallas, TX. After working in commercials for many years, she moved on to music production. While on a U2 tour, she met her husband of 20 years, Arthur Fogel. They are the proud parents of Jaxson '22, Luke '23, Kane '28, Chloe, and Christian. Kaleen has served in several key roles in UNICEF, including as a member of the Speaker Series Committee of SoCal, the SoCal Board Chair, and a member of the Executive Board.

Kristin has 18 years of national and international sales experience. Most recently, she served as National Sales Manager at Evriholder Products, a housewares consumer goods company. At Evriholder, she was an integral part of the sales team that built the company from a few items, customers and $4 million in sales, into the largest housewares impulse product and impulse program provider in the US. Kristin developed and launched the company’s e-commerce strategy. During her tenure, the company acquired four companies and went through two private equity ownership transfers.

Kristin holds a BA in Political Science, Markets & Management, and Latin American Studies from Duke University. At Duke she was active with the Office of Federal Relations, Peer Tutoring, and Delta Delta Delta. Kristin was the recipient of a Ford Foundation Grant for study and research in Cuba.

Prior to joining Vida Ventures in 2022, Alex was the Executive Assistant to the Co-Founder and Co-CEO at Butterfly Equity where she was responsible for the daily operations of her executive. Previously, she worked at Saban Capital Group where she started in the Private Equity team supporting two Managing Partners before moving into the Finance Department where she assisted the CFO with high level tasks. Alex began her Executive Assistant career at California Capital Management where she worked for the CEO of this wealth management firm. Alex is the proud mom of Alexi '20, Sara '23, Jessica '25 and Rebecca '28.

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Oliver Ressler ’10 has been passionate about Campbell Hall since he stepped foot on campus in 2008. Following CH, he went on to attend Georgetown University’s Walsh School of Foreign Service, where he was a Hoyas Basketball season ticket holder and avid sports fan. If he wasn’t watching a game, he was usually found playing pickup in the rec center.

Following Georgetown, Oliver began his career in investment banking at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, where he worked in both the Financial Institutions and Industrials groups. In 2016, he went on to pursue his entrepreneurial passions, opening and operating ‘The Press Shop’, a fast-casual sandwich shop in Manhattan’s NoHo neighborhood. In 2018, he joined Courtside Ventures, an early-stage Venture Capital firm focusing on digital media, gaming, and wellness. Oliver has been a partner at Courtside since 2020, with the firm having raised 3 institutional funds to date.

Oliver serves on the Board of the National Basketball Association’s Atlanta Hawks, a position in which he gets to continually support his basketball obsession. When he isn’t helping evaluate companies or watching NBA League Pass, you can catch him cycling, hooping, or skiing in the winter.

Hal Reynolds is Co-Founder and Chief Investment Officer of Los Angeles Capital Management, a global equity investment firm serving institutional investors in North America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. Hal chairs Campbell Hall’s Finance Committee which works closely with the Chief Financial Officer overseeing the school’s budget and investment portfolios. Hal and Lisa’s daughter, Margaux, is a 10th grader at Campbell Hall and their two adult children, Elle ’13 and Will ’15, also attended the school. Hal and Lisa are involved in a number of community activities in both Los Angeles and Maine. Hal is also a trustee of the College Foundation of the University of Virginia.

“We are particularly grateful for the impact the school’s faculty and staff have had on our children’s development and for twenty years of rewarding relationships with Campbell Hall families.”

Michael Schlesinger, President and Founder of Cambra Realty, is a real estate entrepreneur and investment expert with more than twenty years of experience in Southern California’s real estate market. Cambra Realty is a leading real estate investment and management firm which, since its inception in 2005, has acquired more than 50 properties valued in excess of $1 billion. Michael has been recognized by Real Estate Southern California as one of the “Top 40 Rising Young Stars” in commercial real estate. Michael has sat on the boards of numerous education-focused nonprofits and currently sits on the board of New West Charter. He serves on the Building and Grounds and Public Partnership Committees at Campbell Hall. Michael and his wife Deanna are parents to Brandon ’23 and Cameron ’20.

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