Experience

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  Town of Natick

  • United States
  • Government Administration
  • 200 - 300 Employee

  • Natick School Committee

    • Mar 2019 - Present

    Elected member of the Natick School Committee. Currently serving as the Vice-Chairperson

  • Elected Member of Town Meeting

    • Apr 2005 - Present

  • Natick Finance Committee

    • Aug 2005 - Jan 2019

    Responsible for reviewing and making recommendations to Town Meeting on all budget appropriations and any other warrant articles. Vice Chairman of FinCom. Chair, Education & Learning Subcommittee

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  Bentley University

  • Lecturer, Marketing Department

    • Sep 2007 - Dec 2010

    Course Taught (level, semester)Advertising Management (Undergraduate, Fall 2007)Sales Force Management (Undergraduate, Summer II 2009) International Marketing (Graduate, Fall 2009)Marketing Management (Graduate, Spring 2010)

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  Boston University Questrom School of Business

  • Lecturer, Marketing Department

    • Sep 2007 - Dec 2008

    Taught upper-level courses required of all BU undergraduate students majoring in Marketing Course Name (semester)Marketing Research (undergraduate, Spring and Fall 2008)Consumer Behavior (undergraduate, Fall 2007)

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  Sawyer School of Business, Suffolk University

  • Adjunct Instructor, Marketing Department

    • Jan 2007 - May 2007

    Taught Consumer Behavior (Spring 2007)All undergraduate Marketing majors are required to take this class.

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  Boston University - School of Management

  • Instructor

    • Sep 1999 - May 2006

    Taught several semesters of upper-level courses required of all undergraduate Marketing majors.Consumer Behavior (3 semesters)Marketing Research (4 semesters)

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  Shawmut National Corporation

  • Greater Boston Area

  • Audit Manager

    • Sep 1982 - Feb 1991
    • Greater Boston Area

    Areas of audit focus included Trusts and Securities, Consumer and Commercial Lending, Mortgage Banking, and Consumer Banking. Identified and investigated numerous fraud issues and created/improved policies and procedures to prevent recurrence.