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Quincy College has appointed four new members to fill vacancies on its 13-member Board of Governors. They are: • Phillip Chong, President and Chief Executive Officer of Quincy Asian Resources, Inc. (QARI). His prior experience features roles in management consulting and venture capital for pharmaceutical, telecommunications, healthcare and higher education organizations including five years as Director of Strategic Initiatives at Simmons College. • Sean Galvin, a principal in the Galvin Companies, a construction, development and property management firm headquartered in Quincy. He is a lifelong Quincy resident and an active, long-time supporter of a number not-for-profit charitable organizations both in the city and throughout the region. • Donald MacKinnon, the founder of Hingham-based Atlantic Development, a real-estate development company whose completed projects throughout New England are valued at more than a half-billion dollars and have led to the creation of thousands of jobs and millions of dollars in new real estate tax revenue for their host communities. • Kyle Swist, Vice President of Talent Management at Quincy's Granite Telecommunications who has more than a decade of human resources experience specializing in recruitment, learning and development, employee retention and performance management. “It’s a pleasure to welcome our new Governors, each of whom brings unique knowledge, fresh perspectives and deep community involvement in support of our mission,” said Dr. Richard DeCristofaro, President of Quincy College. “We also acknowledge the contributions of our outgoing Governors – Attorney Paul Barbadoro, Barbara Clarke, Reverend James Hawker and Joseph Shea -- and sincerely thank them for their many years of service exemplified by their commitment to our students and our community.” Quincy College Governors each serve six-year terms, act as advocates for the institution, have certain statutory governance and oversight responsibilities and demonstrate an overall commitment to the mission and purpose of the institution.
Quincy College has appointed four new members to fill vacancies on its 13-member Board of Governors. They are:
• Phillip Chong, President and Chief Executive Officer of Quincy Asian Resources, Inc. (QARI). His prior experience features roles in management consulting and venture capital for pharmaceutical, telecommunications, healthcare and higher education organizations including five years as Director of Strategic Initiatives at Simmons College.
• Sean Galvin, a principal in the Galvin Companies, a construction, development and property management firm headquartered in Quincy. He is a lifelong Quincy resident and an active, long-time supporter of a number not-for-profit charitable organizations both in the city and throughout the region.
• Donald MacKinnon, the founder of Hingham-based Atlantic Development, a real-estate development company whose completed projects throughout New England are valued at more than a half-billion dollars and have led to the creation of thousands of jobs and millions of dollars in new real estate tax revenue for their host communities.
• Kyle Swist, Vice President of Talent Management at Quincy's Granite Telecommunications who has more than a decade of human resources experience specializing in recruitment, learning and development, employee retention and performance management.
“It’s a pleasure to welcome our new Governors, each of whom brings unique knowledge, fresh perspectives and deep community involvement in support of our mission,” said Dr. Richard DeCristofaro, President of Quincy College. “We also acknowledge the contributions of our outgoing Governors – Attorney Paul Barbadoro, Barbara Clarke, Reverend James Hawker and Joseph Shea -- and sincerely thank them for their many years of service exemplified by their commitment to our students and our community.”
Quincy College Governors each serve six-year terms, act as advocates for the institution, have certain statutory governance and oversight responsibilities and demonstrate an overall commitment to the mission and purpose of the institution.