Greg Angland leads the Client Experience team at Norbella, a media-focused advertising firm in Boston. He attended Bryant University with a degree in marketing. Greg has spent his over twenty-five year career in marketing, focused on growing a broad range of businesses through media strategy. He is on the Executive Community Council of One Mission, a non-profit focused on helping children and their families through pediatric cancer, where he has led the media efforts for the Buzz-Off for Kid’s with Cancer charity event for the past 13 years. He was also previously a member of the Board of Trustees for Crossroads School in Natick, MA. Greg and his wife Kit, have two sons, Miles who is currently in GROW III, and Trevor who is currently attending Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, CT.

About
Leadership
Meet the leaders and trustees empowering our Riverview students.
Administration
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Greg Angland
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Tess Blackwell
As Director of Advancement Tess oversees Riverview’s Fundraising Strategy, Marketing & Communications and Family Engagement. She works in partnership with School Leadership, and the Development Committee to set and manage the school’s fundraising efforts both annually and through strategic multi-year campaigns. Tess has been with Riverview School since 2016, and previously worked in fundraising and development for an international non-profit organization serving children in Central America and the Caribbean. With nearly 15 years of experience in fundraising and donor development, Tess has direct experience in many areas that make an effective Advancement Team: She has knowledge in special event fundraising, annual giving, major gifts, strategic planning, campaign management and the development of meaningful donor stewardship. Tess lives in Plymouth with her husband John and their three young children June, Graham and Connor. In her downtime you can find her sea glass hunting on the beach with her children, carpooling, shoe lace tying and counting down the days to another coastal summer.
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Rich Dalrymple
As Director of Finance, Rich oversees Riverview’s Business Office, Campus Facilities, Café Riverview, Cheever House and technology.
Prior to joining Riverview in 2003, Rich worked for 14 years as a CFO at two other non-profit organizations in the educational field. He earned his BS in Accounting from North Adams State College.
Rich lives in Centerville with his wife and two young children. He is an avid golfer. He also enjoys coaching, and has served as a varsity boys basketball coach for many years.
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Meghan Hammond
As Director of Transition and Special Services, Meghan is responsible for facilitating IEP meetings, working with school districts, educational advocates, and parents to coordinate services and assisting and guiding parents through the transition process, and planning for life post-22.
Prior to her position at Riverview, Meghan worked in both the public and private educational sectors. She built special education programs, conducted educational assessments, and created individualized education and Transition Plans for students. Meghan earned a BA in Education from Boston College and an MA in Education from San Diego State University.
When not at Riverview, Meghan enjoys spending time with her family and friends, spending time outside, dancing, and knitting.
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Catherine MacFarland
As Director of Health Care Services for Riverview School, Cate is responsible for managing the Health Care Center, overseeing the Massachusetts Department of Public Health Medication Delegation in Schools program, and ensuring that students are compliant with all required medical forms.
Cate earned a BS in Nursing from Villanova University. She has spent her entire nursing career working with the Pediatric & Adolescent population. Prior to coming to Riverview, Cate was a Registered Nurse at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia for 14 years, working first on an inpatient Adolescent Medical/Surgical Unit, and then transitioning to the Department of Patient and Family Education. She spent time working part-time as a school nurse in the Sandwich Public School System, working 1:1 with medically fragile students. She also worked with the Visiting Nurses of Cape Cod in the Maternal Child Health division.
Cate lives in Sandwich and values being a part of the community in which she works. Cate enjoys spending time at the beach with family and friends, playing pickleball, and soaking up all that living in a coastal community has to offer.
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Charles McNamara
As Head of G.R.OW. Charlie oversees all Academic, Vocational and Residential programming and supervises the Wellness and Arts departments. Additionally, he works closely with leadership of Community Affairs to ensure that Riverview is a campus/community that is welcoming, where everyone belongs, and programming supports the values of the school. Previously, Charlie worked at Riverview School from 1993-2010 as a dormitory coordinator, Director of Residential Services at GROW, Associate Director of Development and then Director of Development. In 2010 he left Riverview to work for Big Brothers Big Sisters in Boston and Bottom Line in Jamaica Plain, two organizations focused on mentoring under-resourced populations. In 2017 Charlie returned to Riverview as the Director of Advancement. After supporting the successful Campaign for Wellness, he moved into his current position in 2024. He earned his BS in Psychology and is finishing his MS in Educational Leadership. Charlie lives in Falmouth and enjoys spending time with his four children. He loves to read, exercise, play most sports (basketball, golf, pickleball, and tennis), swim, travel, and spend time on the beach.
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Stewart Miller
A former Marine and graduate of Rowan University in NJ, Stewart Miller has passionately dedicated his professional life to empowering students who face learning disabilities. This is Stewart’s 21st year serving as Head of Residential Schools with this specific mission, with this being his 10th year leading Riverview.
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David Summers
David Summers brings a wealth of experience in program development and leadership for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). As the Managing Director of Friends Forever, David oversees the creation and operation of a groundbreaking program designed to foster community, independence, and meaningful engagement for Riverview alumni.
Prior to joining Riverview, David served as Regional Director of Adult Day Services at AHRC NYC, where he managed multiple programs, staff teams, and innovative initiatives across New York City. He has a deep commitment to person-centered planning and creating opportunities for adults to thrive in inclusive, supportive environments.
David holds a passion for building collaborative relationships with families, organizations, and community partners, ensuring that programming aligns with the needs and aspirations of participants. Now living in Sandwich, MA, he is excited to grow the Friends Forever initiative and make a lasting impact on the lives of Riverview alumni.
In his free time, David enjoys spending time with his family, exploring the local community, and engaging with music and the arts.
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Erin Viehl
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Deanna White
As Head of the MS/HS, Deanna oversees MS/HS Academics, Residential and Day Student Programming. She also oversees the Clinical Team and Awake Overnight Monitors. Deanna has been employed at Riverview since 2006, working as an Advisor for 6 years and then as Clinical Coordinator, Director of Clinical Services and Director of Student Life. Prior to joining Riverview, she worked in private schools and agencies providing counseling, training and education to children, families and individuals with a focus on mental health, special needs, crisis and family work. Deanna earned her BA degree from UMass-Amherst and MSW degree from Boston College. She is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW). Deanna completed Social Thinking’s advanced Clinical Training and is a certified Title IX Coordinator.
Deanna resides in Centerville with her family. In her free time, she enjoys travel, paddle boarding, yoga and all the Cape has to offer.
Directors & leadership
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Chris Barnatchez
As the Director of GROW Residential, Chis works closely with the Head of GROW to ensure efficient and effective program delivery. He provides direct supervision, oversight and training of residential supervisors and works in collaboration with the MS/HS Director of Residential, to oversee hiring needs in the department. He also ensures consistent protocols and guidelines are in place for the successful teaching of students in the areas of social skills, safety, boundaries, and independent living skills, as well as ensures that the dorms are meeting all safety and health requirements.
Chris has been working with children since 2003. He began his career at the Nauset Youth Alliance and worked his way up to become the Site/Travel Coordinator for their Eddy Program. In 2006, he came to Riverview School as a Dorm Assistant and has worked in the Residential Department as an Assistant, Dorm Coordinator and Residential Supervisor. He is also a certified Title IX Investigator.
Chris resides in Barnstable with his family, three daughters named Kylie, Eliana, Maisie, their Havanese puppy Kona, two cats Barry and Karma, and bunny S’Mores. He spends his free time playing with his daughters and staying active by exercising, training, and teaching Muay Thai and Boxing. Chris spends as much time as possible outside and working around the house.
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Tom Black
Tom began working at Riverview School in 2017 as Wellness and Recreation Coordinator. He is responsible for community wide wellness initiatives, academic and residential wellness programming and supporting a culture that models healthy living. Additionally, he oversees recreation and leisure activities.
Tom earned a MA in Health Promotion and Disease Prevention from Springfield College and is a Registered Clinical Exercise Physiologist. Over the course of his career, he has created and led wellness programming for out-patient clinical settings, fitness facilities and community centers, and served as Project Manager for multiple research projects.
Tom resides in Dennis with his wife and daughter. He enjoys taking advantage of all the outdoor recreation the Cape has to offer during the summer and embraces winter as an avid skier.
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Siobhan Chapman
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Jennifer Dow
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Philip Gerard
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Cassie Haven
Cassie Haven is the GROW Academic and Vocational Director, overseeing students in the classroom as well as their vocational job sites. Cassie has worked at Riverview School for 10 years following the completion of her master’s degree in Education from the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
Prior to her current role in the Riverview community, Cassie has worked in the dorms as a Residential Coordinator, and teacher in both the High School and GROW programs, coached multiple sports teams, and supported the advancement office in their potential student outreach. Cassie continues to work closely with each department of our school to ensure the education of the whole child.
When Cassie is not at Riverview, she enjoys spending time at the beach with her family, running, and volunteering as a big sister at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cape Cod and the Islands. Cassie works hard to create a supportive and inclusive environment in which all her students and staff can grow, laugh, and thrive.
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Sara Jackson
Sara began working at Riverview in 2001. She’s had many roles including Residential Instructor, Residential Supervisor, Advisor, and Social Pragmatics and Behavior Specialist. In her current role, she oversees the Residential Program and staffing for Middle and High School students. Sara also has coached the Riverview Swim Team for many years.
Sara earned her BA from Hamilton College and her MSW from Boston University. Additionally, she’s completed Social Thinking’s Clinical Training Program and has specialized training related to developing executive functioning skills. Sara discovered her passion for working with students with learning challenges coaching Special Olympics swimming and then working at Camp Northwood, where she spent 15 summers.
When not at Riverview, Sara enjoys being active outdoors, participating in water sports, and competing in triathlons and other multi-sport events around New England.
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Alyce Mallaghan
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Ken Matsuda
Kensaku Matsuda serves as the Program Director of Friends Forever, where he oversees daily operations and leads the development of systems that support personalized, meaningful, and engaging experiences for adult participants. In this role, he collaborates closely with Riverview leadership, families, alumni, community partners, and staff to advance the vision of Friends Forever—one grounded in lifelong learning, connection, and opportunity.
Kensaku brings over a decade of experience in inclusive postsecondary education, including five years as a program director and three years as a program supervisor. Prior to joining Friends Forever, he spent 12 years at AHRC New York City, where he supported young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities through the Melissa Riggio Higher Education Programs at Kingsborough and Hostos Community Colleges. His work focused on guiding students through academics, campus life, career exploration, civic engagement, and self-advocacy, while also mentoring staff and managing teams across multiple campuses.
Throughout his career, Kensaku has centered his work on building inclusive academic and career pathways, supporting staff development, and cultivating meaningful relationships with alumni and community partners. Known for his commitment to person-centered practices, thoughtful program design, and collaborative leadership, he is passionate about creating environments where people are empowered to grow, connect, and lead self-directed lives.
Outside of his professional life, Kensaku has a deep interest in fitness education and healthy living, and enjoys spending time at home exploring games and new hobbies.
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Michelle Mendes
As Director of Clinical Services, Michelle is responsible for overseeing the Advisors, which consists of 7 Licensed Clinicians. Michelle offers support, modeling, and guidance to the Advisors, and is involved in crisis management; including overseeing and consulting on safety assessments. She meets regularly with the Clinical, Academic, Residential, and Speech/Language teams to provide consultation on students as needed.
Michelle started at Riverview as an Advisor in 2012 and became a Clinical Coordinator in 2018, prior to being the Clinical Director. She earned her BA from Stonehill College and her MA in Clinical Psychology from the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth. In addition, she is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in the state of MA. Michelle has worked in a variety of settings, including schools and private practice as an Individual & Family Clinician. In addition, Michelle’s career has included overseeing youth residing in therapeutic residential settings throughout the state of MA. Michelle is also a Certified Title IX Civil Rights Investigator.
Michelle resides off Cape and enjoys the beach, traveling, paddleboarding, and keeping active. She enjoys time with family, friends, and English Mastiff, Baylor.
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Michael Parma
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Chris Pino
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Greg Simpson
As Visual and Performing Arts Director, Greg oversees Riverview’s academic based-classes, as well as afternoon and evening activities that focus on all aspects of the arts.
He began working at Riverview in 2003, while at the same time working as a private music instructor, Special Olympics Volunteer, and mentor to young adults with challenges/disabilities in all aspects of their lives (job coach, wellness and social skills provider). Prior to that, he was the Athletic Director and Director of Student Services at Hesser College.
Greg resides in Mashpee his wife Jane, and his two daughters Kameko and Sachiko, and his mother. He enjoys throwing family gatherings with his 9 siblings and their children.
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Lauren Spencer
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Mary Beth Thacher
As Academic Director for Riverview’s Middle and High School program, Mary Beth is responsible for the daily schedule of students, ensuring they are placed accurately in classes, as well as researching materials and assessments, and developing curriculum. In addition, she mentors new teachers, helps to coordinate thematic trips and activities for all teams and leads the Human Sexuality program for the School.
Mary Beth earned a BS from Slippery Rock University in Pennsylvania and has continued her education through studies in leadership, special education and human sexuality. Since 1978, Mary Beth has been actively involved in the education field, teaching in New Jersey before moving to Massachusetts. She arrived at Riverview in the fall 1982, beginning her tenure as the recreational therapist. Mary Beth has been the Head Teacher on all middle and high school teams, and for 15 summers she and her husband were Program Directors for the YMCA of Cape Cod summer day camp program at Camp Lyndon.
Mary Beth resides in Sagamore Beach, has 5 adult children and 8 grandchildren.
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Bill Wallberg
Trustees
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Dr. James Benenati
James F. Benenati M.D. was a practicing interventional radiologist at the Miami Cardiac & Vascular Institute (Miami, Florida) from 1990 through 2020. He now works full time as the Chief Medical Officer for Penumbra Inc, (Alameda, Ca.)
He is the former fellowship/residency program director and was the Medical Director of the Non Invasive Vascular Laboratory at MCVI. He received the Society of Interventional Radiology’s (SIR) Gold Medal, the highest honor that can be achieved for lifetime achievement and exceptional service in 2020. He gave the Charles T. Dotter Lecture for extraordinary contributions to the field on Interventional Radiology 2014. He served as SIR President in 2010 and served as the Annual Meeting Chairman for the SIR in 2005 as well has having served on the Executive Committee for the Society in several capacities. He serves as the SIR representative to the IAC and has served as the President of the IAC Vascular Testing Division. He received The VIVA LIVE Award (A Leader in Endovascular Education Award in 2021.
He received the “James F. Benenati Award for Excellence in Education” in 2020 by the fellows and staff at MCVI. Most recently he was chosen to give the Charles Tegtmeyer Award at the International Symposium on Endovascular Therapy in January 2024.He was a Clinical Professor of Radiology at the Florida International University Herbert Werthheim College of Medicine, and Collaborative Professor of Radiology at the University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine. Dr. Benenati was the founding Medical Director of the Nova Southeastern University Health Sciences BS/ RVT program.
A participant in numerous clinical research projects and national trials, his interests include peripheral arterial disease, abdominal aortic aneurysm therapy, management of pulmonary embolism, management of acute clot, and uterine fibroid embolization. With over 100 publications he has lectured internationally on a variety of endovascular topics.
Dr. Benenati completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Notre Dame and attended medical school at the University of South Florida College of Medicine. He completed a diagnostic radiology residency at Indiana University School of Medicine and a fellowship in cardiovascular and interventional radiology at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
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Ted Davis
Ted leads the Davis Wealth Management Group at Morgan Stanley. Ted has a long and accomplished history in the financial services industry that extends more than 30 years. With a primary focus on retirement planning and asset management, Ted regularly speaks in the community about retirement planning, social security, estate planning, and other important financial planning topics. Ted has a particular passion for educating investors on the importance of creating a financial plan. He believes in regularly monitoring his clients’ financial situations throughout their retirement and making the necessary changes to their plans. Ted strives to help his clients meet their financial goals and never forgets how hard his clients have worked to accumulate their wealth. Ted earned his Certified Financial Planner™ designation from the College for Financial Planning in 1997. Ted is currently a member of Morgan Stanley’s Chairman Council and also has been recognized as one of America’s top Financial Advisors by publications such as Barron’s (2010-2016), Financial Times (2014), and Forbes (2017-2018). In his spare time, he enjoys reading, skiing, exercising, and spending time with his wife, Wendy, and their three daughters, Stephanie, Andie, and Kelsey.
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Sarah Delaney
Sarah is originally from Chicago but lived in the western U.S. for several years for university and early career in journalism. In her late 20s, she headed to Rome for a brief stay but remained for more than 30 years, continuing to report on life and events in Italy. Sarah and her Italian husband raised their three children in a bilingual home where there was a robust mingling of Italian and American cultures. All three children now live in the U.S. Middle child Charlie attended Riverview high school for two years and graduated in 2008. Sarah has kept in close contact with the school and its unique mission ever since.
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Joanne Fletcher
Joanne Fletcher is the CEO of the Mint Green Group, a leading N. American sporting goods distribution company, focused on Golf, Tennis and Sports Lifestyle brands.
With an extensive background in brand marketing and business leadership, Joanne has spent 30+ years working with some of North America’s most prominent brands, in roles that took her from Toronto to Oregon, to New York and ultimately, back to Toronto. She joined the Mint Green Group in the fall of 2014, assuming the role of CEO in January 2018.
As a visionary and culture-driven leader, Joanne brings a strategic, collaborative and entrepreneurial approach to her work. Beyond her role at Mint Green, she served as Co-Chair of Best Buddies Canada from 2022 – 2025 and spent 3 years as a coach with Ontario Special Olympics.
Joanne is an honours graduate of the Queen’s University School of Business and continues to provide mentorship to young women transitioning from Business School to the workplace.
She is the proud Mom of two daughters, Alex Kent, currently attending Deerfield Academy, and Taya Kent, who is a current Riverview student.
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Joanne Hoffer
Joanne Hoffer is a New York City–based business leader with a proven track record of driving growth and transformation across Fortune 500 companies, high-growth startups, and founder-led ventures.
She began her career at L.E.K. Consulting, working on strategic projects for global clients in both Boston and Sydney. She then held a series of management roles at Johnson & Johnson before serving as Vice President of Marketing and Sales at Helios Health. Joanne also led operations at CAW Networks, which was later acquired by Spirent Technologies.
Currently, she leads her own consulting firm, where she is known for her strategic insight, operational rigor, and practical approach to complex business challenges. She is valued for her ability to bring diverse stakeholders together and deliver results that create lasting impact.
Joanne holds a BS in Economics from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and an MBA from Harvard Business School, where she remains actively involved and serves on the HBS Alumni Board.
Beyond her professional work, Joanne is passionate about advancing educational, vocational, and housing opportunities for children and adults with disabilities.
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Ralph James
Ralph James retired from Harvard Business School in 2018. From 2010-2018 he served as Executive Director, University Relations, Executive Director of External Relations and Executive Director of Executive Education. Ralph received his BA from the University of California at Santa Barbara in 1977, and his MBA from Harvard in 1982. Over the next 15 years, he held several different positions at HBS in the areas of Executive Education, MBA admissions, major gift fundraising, finally serving as Associate Dean and Senior Executive Officer under Deans McArthur and Clark. In 1996, Ralph left HBS to join the First Marblehead Corporation, as Chief Marketing Officer, becoming Chief Operating Officer in 1998 and President in 2000 prior to the company going public in 2003 (NYSE:FMD). In 2005, Ralph stepped down from his role as Vice Chairman to return to HBS.
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Frank Kettle
Franklin H. Kettle, Managing Director of Colchester Partners LLC, has over 30 years of experience in transactions in the investment management industry. At Colchester, Frank is responsible for executing all aspects of client engagements, including buy/sell assignments, assisting clients in the development and execution of ownership restructurings and management succession plans, and providing other types of strategic advice. Frank received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics, cum laude with honors, from Middlebury College in 1979, and a Master’s Degree in Business Administration (Finance and Accounting), with honors, from the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business in 1981. Frank and his wife Colleen, have four children. Their son Jeffrey is an alumnus of Riverview.
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Emily Kunze
Emily Kunze has been actively involved in both business and educational endeavors throughout her career and possesses a unique international perspective, having spent half of her life living and working outside the US.
She graduated from Kenyon College with Bachelor of Arts in International Studies. She earned an MBA from IESE Business School in Barcelona, Spain, and lived in London working for Merrill Lynch. Subsequently, she returned to Barcelona and managed Finaves, a start-up fund for nine years. In 2016, leveraging her experience and knowledge as a parent of a neurodiverse child, she founded the Fundación Diverse Learning in Barcelona, Spain where she continues to hold a Board Position. She also served on the Board of Trustees at Benjamin Franklin International School in Barcelona for 7 years, acting as the Chair for 4 of them. Currently Emily splits her time and responsibilities between Barcelona, Spain and Concord, MA.
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Linda Ledoux
Linda and her husband Bruce, live in Southborough, Massachusetts and have three children. Current Riverview GROW II student Colin, their older daughter Emily, youngest son Ryan and Gizmo, their french bulldog.
Linda and her family are committed to philanthropic giving in a variety of ways. She Co-Founded Guardian Angel Motorsports, a charitable organization, where she and her family race cars, to raise money and awareness for several children’s charities and help individual children in need. The sole mission is centered on helping one child at a time.
Linda studied Criminal Justice at Northeastern University and worked for CareMatrix Corporation, a company based in Massachusetts that developed, managed, and operated supportive independent living, assisted living, and Alzheimer’s care senior housing. Currently Linda is a self employed real estate professional with a focus on development, construction, acquisitions and rental management.
Linda has taken on many roles in her time at Riverview, including, Family Association Chair, Annual Fund Class Agent, Mentor for new families and Chair Riverview’s parent-run Gala Committee. Linda has prioritized building an uplifting and supportive family community by forming strong relationships through consistent, informative, and genuine communication.
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Barb Noble
Barb and her husband, Tom live in Sandwich, Massachusetts and have two daughters. Katie is currently in her 8th year as a GROW II student and their younger daughter Emily is currently a senior in high school.
Barb earned both her bachelor’s degree in Political Theory and her master’s degree in Higher Education Administration at Michigan State University. She worked in higher education settings, including Brandeis University, Boston College and Florida State University before staying home to raise their daughters. She consults for Kaplan Test Prep as a law school admissions counselor which she has been doing for over 20 years. She is also an active community volunteer.
Barb has taken on many roles in her time at Riverview, including Family Association Co-Chair, Annual Fund Class Agent, Mentor for new families and Co-chair of Riverview’s parent-run Gala Committee. Barb has prioritized building an uplifting and supportive family community by forming strong relationships through consistent, informative, and genuine communication. She is grateful to live in such close proximity to campus as she is able to interact with students, staff and families on a regular basis.
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Stephanie Plante
Stephanie Plante is the President and CEO of CPi Developers, a family-owned San Rafael, California business established in 1970 and now home to the Shoreline Center, which includes Target, Home Depot, BMW San Rafael, and Marin Honda. Under her leadership, CPi has expanded its portfolio throughout California to include one of the world’s largest Tesla Supercharger Stations in Kettleman City, a Starbucks in Oroville, and additional holdings in San Rafael.
Before leading CPi, Stephanie built a broadcasting career; experience she now applies as host and producer of the We Are One Marin podcast, celebrating Marin County’s diverse business community. The series earned third place for Best Podcast in the 2023 California Journalism Awards and was featured on KWMR radio. She also hosts and produces In Her Business, a podcast spotlighting women in business across industries.
Stephanie’s civic leadership includes her role as an Associate Board Member on the Redwood Credit Union Board, serving nearly 500,000 members in eight Bay Area counties. She also dedicated eight years to the San Rafael Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, where she was Board Chair in 2017 and founded the East San Rafael Working Group, which she continues to chair today. Stephanie also chaired the City of San Rafael’s General Plan 2040 Steering Committee, served as the Marin Independent Journal’s Public Member to its Editorial Board, and co-founded Giving Marin, which underwrites marketing space for local non-profits.
Stephanie and her husband, Chris, are the proud parents of two young adults – a current senior at Riverview School and a senior at Bucknell University. They are active supporters of educational and community initiatives throughout Marin County and the Riverview community.
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Frederic Poses
Fred Poses is the CEO and President of Understood for All. He is the past Chief Executive Officer and Partner of Ascend Performance Materials, a private manufacturer of nylon related chemicals, resins and fibers for commercial and industrial products. He is also managing partner of 32 Laight Street Partners, a private equity company. Prior to Ascend Performance Materials, he was the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Trane Inc. (previously American Standard Companies) where he served from 1999 until June 2008.
From 1998 to 1999, he was President and Chief Operating Officer at Allied Signal where he served in various capacities over his career, beginning in 1969. Fred also spent two years in Peru with the Peace Corps. He holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from New York University. Fred served as lead director of TE Connectivity Board of Directors and Directors of Raytheon Company and Chesapeake Energy. It’s hard to find Fred wearing shoes other than AllBirds, which his two sons introduced him to when he got his first pair as a birthday present.
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Dr. William (Billy) Roberts
Dr. William (Billy) Roberts is a Consulting Psychologist whose active career includes a private clinical practice as well as an organizational consulting practice.
Billy holds a master’s degree in Administration/ Organizational Development and a Doctoral Degree in Counseling/ Clinical Psychology from the University of Massachusetts/ Amherst. His clinical and consulting practice served peoples of diverse backgrounds and his organizational consulting work focused on human resource development and change management. As of July 1, 2021, Billy was elected as the first African American District Governor of Rotary District 7950, which covers 60+ clubs in Rhode Island, Southeastern Massachusetts, Cape Cod, and the Islands.
Elected as a member of the United States National Governing Body of the Baha’i Faith in 1998, he served as its Treasurer for some thirteen years, leading several successful multi-million-dollar capital campaigns prior to moving to Cape Cod. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of both the Cape Organization for the Rights of the Disabled and the Cape Cod Community College Educational Foundation.
Billy and his wife Bette have been married for 50 years and live in Osterville, MA on Cape Cod. They have two children who are both married – Janra Roberts and wife Stacey; Kia Roberts Wheeler and husband Jamar who have their first grandchild. Both Bette and Billy are active leaders in their faith community and are enthusiastic supporters providing service to non-profit organizations. A veteran traveler, Billy has visited and provided firsthand as well as consulting services to social and economic development initiatives in more than seventy-five countries. Now semi-retired, Dr. Roberts devotes much of his time to organizations and projects that empower under-served populations.
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Emily Schorer
Emily Schorer is the senior vice president, chief of staff & chief people officer at The Jackson Laboratory (JAX), a global independent non-profit biomedical research institution. In this role, she is a member of the executive team and serves as a strategic partner to the president and CEO, providing leadership support on key initiatives, policy development, strategic planning, and operations while overseeing communications and marketing, human resources, environmental health services, inclusion and belonging, and the ombuds office.
Prior to joining JAX, she held roles as senior vice president of human resources for Cape Cod Healthcare and chief administrative officer for Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, both in Massachusetts. She is a member of the corporation at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.
Emily and her husband, Tim, live on Mount Desert Island in Maine.
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Diane Shah
Diane lives in Westport, Connecticut with her husband, Anish, and their two daughters: Emalea known to all as “Emy”, came to Riverview School as a senior and is in GROW III this year; and Kayla, who is a high school junior at Pomfret School. Diane is a native New Yorker and graduated from New York University’s Leonard N. Stern School of Business with a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance and Accounting and a concentration in International Business. She worked in the financial services sector for Price Waterhouse and then in emerging markets trading for J.P. Morgan Chase. When Emy was born, Diane left the world of banking to focus on raising their family, while actively volunteering in many capacities. She served as a member of a Birth to Three Mentors Program Steering Committee, a co-leader of a special needs moms support group, and a member and co-chair of the town wide PTA Council Special Education Parent Representatives Committee for over 8 years. Diane currently serves on the Board of the Remarkable Theater, a grassroots non-profit with the mission to provide meaningful employment for people with disabilities.
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Martha Siegel
Martha Siegel has a range of experience in the arts, education and legal professions. She began her career as a public-school art teacher in the Boston area, but transitioned from classroom teaching to museum education at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, where she worked on both school and community programs, including art classes and gallery-based family programs. Later, as a freelance writer and acquisitions editor at a publishing house, Martha worked with authors and book designers to develop, edit and design educational resources for art teachers. Martha returned to school after 10 years to study law and subsequently joined Morrison and Foerster, a San Francisco law firm, where she worked on intellectual property issues in both the litigation and licensing contexts. In addition to pursuing her own artwork, for the past 15 years, Martha has played the role of parent, advocate, teacher and champion to her daughter, Juliet, who is a high-school student at Riverview. Martha lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her husband, Adam Elsesser, and their daughter, Claudia, who is a high school student. Their adult children, Lili and Aidan, live and are employed in Oakland, CA.
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Kathleen Snook
Kathi Snook is an independent education consultant from Concord, MA. Kathi graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point with a degree in Engineering. She holds a Masters Degree in Applied Mathematics and a Doctoral Degree in Curriculum & Teaching, both from Boston University. Kathi’s personal and professional passions are focused on education and service.
Colonel Snook taught Mathematics at West Point for over ten years where she directed the Freshman Math Program, served as the Core Curriculum Coordinator, and chaired the Faculty Development Program for the 65-member Mathematical Sciences Department. Dr. Snook served on several Mathematical Association of America (MAA) national committees, and was the mathematics editor for Kendal Hunt’s Math Innovations middle school curriculum and for the COMAP BioMath curriculum project funded by the National Science Foundation. Mrs. Snook actively supported her five children’s school and extracurricular activities for three decades as head cheerleader, taxi driver, lunch packer, parent coordinator/rep/fundraiser, and tutor, and served on the Concord Public School and Concord Carlisle Regional School Committees in Concord, MA.
Currently, Kathi is the director of COMAP’s International High School Mathematical Contest in Modeling and the U.S. senior judge for the International Mathematical Modeling Challenge. Kathi’s husband Scott, a former classmate from West Point and retired Army Colonel, is a Senior Lecturer at the Harvard Business School. Kathi and Scott have five children. Their daughter Jessica attended Riverview School from 2014 through 2015.
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Erik Trojian
Erik Trojian retired several years ago to become a stay-at-home dad of three children Miles, Maya and Sam. Retirement allowed Erik to focus on Sam, who attends Riverview, to better understand his needs and focus on his development. He and his wife Geline currently live in New Jersey. The two focus their recent empty nest time volunteering and coordinating their philanthropic work. He also enjoys playing tennis, home design and now just watching, not playing, rugby.
Prior to retirement, Erik was a lobbyist and government policy professional. His latest accomplishment was to create a new corporate form, called a benefit corporation, in 31 states that allows companies to consider society and the environment in addition to profit. This new law changed 100 years of corporate law and was cited by the U.S. Supreme Court shortly after enactment.
Erik began his interest in public policy interning for Rev. Jesse Jackson at the National Rainbow Coalition while attending the University of California at Berkeley where he studied the history of the civil rights movement and minored in African-American studies. He spent eleven years in the New York State Legislature, working for the Speaker of the Assembly and the Majority Leader of the Senate, where Erik governed economic development, business, alcohol and various other laws.
Erik received his BA in History, from the University of California at Berkeley and his MA in Political Science from the Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy at SUNY Albany.
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Christian De Vos
Christian De Vos joined the Riverview Board in 2012 after providing invaluable assistance to the School during the planning and development stage of Café Riverview assisting with design, layout, marketing, menus and staffing. He is a recently retired Food and Beverage executive who divided his career between private and publicly traded companies, higher education and not-for-profit organization management. He titles himself as a Chef, Educator and Restaurateur. A Belgian citizen, he has been in the USA for 45 years with his wife Marnie. They make their home on Cape Cod where Christian serves as a Deacon at Holy Trinity Church in Harwich. They commute often to New York City to spend time with their two grandchildren.
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Amy Weinstock
Amy Weinstock is the Director of the Autism Insurance Resource Center at UMass Medical School’s EK Shriver Center, and an instructor in the Medical School’s Department of Psychiatry. She has an extensive background on insurance issues related to autism, having played a key role in the passage of several laws in Massachusetts requiring public and private insurance to cover autism treatments. Amy chairs the Insurance Committee of Advocates for Autism of Massachusetts (AFAM), and is a Governor’s appointee to the Massachusetts Autism Commission. Following a successful career in real estate and banking, Amy decided to merge her personal passions and professional experience. She completed a Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities (LEND) fellowship at the Eunice Kennedy Shriver Center in 2005. Following this, she served as President of the outreach organization of the Lurie Center for Autism at Massachusetts General Hospital for two years prior to her appointment as Chair of the Insurance Committee for AFAM.
Amy’s work has been recognized through numerous local and national awards. She is a graduate of Wellesley College and received a Masters of Architecture from Harvard University. Amy and her husband, Michael Coln, are the proud parents of Elena, a 2019 Riverview Graduate.
Trustees emeriti
- Patricia Bauer
- Frank Bell
- Jody Bellows
- Deborah Cowan
- Gregg Dorner
- Anne Ford
- Robin Goland
- Andrea Gray
- Justin Gray
- Robert Harbour
- Janice James
- Steve Korn
- Davis McCarty
- William McKelvey
- Ed Muller
- Nancy Poses
- Christianne Ricchi
- Janie Rogoff
- Cynthia Simon
- Walter Smith
- Barbara Sturz
- Michael Torpey
- Kathleen Yazbak