About

• College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, MA, Bachelor’s degree 1977
  Greater Media, Inc., a radio broadcasting company with stations in 21 markets (1986-2016)
• Radio Advertising Bureau, Board of Directors (2018-Present)
• NPR (WBUR), Board of Overseers (2017-Present)
• The Hundred Club of Massachusetts, Board of Directors (2013-Present)
• U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management, Advisory Board (2013-Present)
• Boston Health Care for the Homeless, Philanthropic Advisory Council (2012-Present)
• American Media Inc., Consultant (2014-Present)
• New England Baptist Hospital, Board of Directors (2008-2017)
• United Way of Massachusetts, Board of Trustees (2011-2016)
• National Association of Broadcasters, Board of Directors (1990-2016)
• Emerson College, Board of Trustees (2007-2010)

• Boston College BA; Wharton School MBA
• Executive Consultant with Club Benchmarking
• Co-Founder and Principal Club Board Professionals LLC
• Former Chairman-CEO LoJack Corporation
• Former President The Carroll Center for the Blind
• Former Partner Deloitte & Touche
• Member of the Board – The Hundred Club of Massachusetts
• Member of the Board and Executive Committee National Braille Press
• Governor’s appointee to the Statutory Advisory Board of the Massachusetts Commission for the Blind
• Past member of a variety of for profit and non-profit Boards.

• Harvard Chan School of Public Health – Nutrition Round Table Steering Committee.
• Founding Trustee of the Vela Foundation, a private foundation that promotes nutrition education and healthy food access with an emphasis on underserved communities.
•  She has previously served on the boards of Families United in Educational Leadership (FUEL), Wide Horizons for Children, The Osterville Historical Society and Hearth, Inc. Bernadette is a graduate of Pennsylvania State University.

• Boston College BA; Wharton School MBA
• Executive Consultant with Club Benchmarking
• Co-Founder and Principal Club Board Professionals LLC
• Former Chairman-CEO LoJack Corporation
• Former President The Carroll Center for the Blind
• Former Partner Deloitte & Touche
• Member of the Board – The Hundred Club of Massachusetts
• Member of the Board and Executive Committee National Braille Press
• Governor’s appointee to the Statutory Advisory Board of the Massachusetts Commission for the Blind
• Past member of a variety of for profit and non-profit Boards.

President and CEO of the Sullivan Group, John Andreoli is a Licensed Insurance Adviser and has been in the insurance and risk management industry, with Sullivan Insurance Group since 1983.

John graduated from Harvard University Graduate School of Business Administration (29th OPM). He holds an MBA from Clark University Graduate School of Management and a bachelor’s degree in economics from the College of the Holy Cross.

Joseph P. Campanelli is the Chief Executive Officer of Needham Bank. He began his banking career at Hartford National Bank and elevated his role to positions of increased responsibility through its successor banks until leaving Fleet Bank to join Sovereign Bank in 1997, progressing to become CEO and Director. Mr. Campanelli played an active role in the branch acquisition and integration that took place when Sovereign Bank acquired the branches that Fleet Financial Group divested after its merger with Bank Boston Corp., which at the time was the largest branch and business divestiture in U.S. banking history. He also served as Chairman, CEO, and Director of Flagstar Bank from 2009-2012. Prior to his employment by Sovereign, Mr. Campanelli spent nearly 20 years serving in a variety of senior and executive positions, overseeing commercial and community activities and problem asset resolution, with both Fleet Financial Group and Shawmut Bank. In his over 30 years of experience, Mr. Campanelli has a history of successfully managing through a variety of economic conditions, with a track record of leading transformational change.

A Wellesley resident, he serves as Chairman and Trustee of Tufts Medical Center and as Trustee of the Boys and Girls Club of Boston. He is the former Chairman and a current Trustee of the Massachusetts Business Roundtable, Advisory Board Member of First Help Financial, former Trustee of Babson College and of Suffield Academy, and former Executive Committee Member of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce. Campanelli graduated from Babson College earning a BSBA with High Distinctions and from Suffolk University where he was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Commerce.

• Boston University B.S.
• Former Chairman of Board – Perkins School for the Blind
• Former member of Board- Fiduciary Trust Co. of Boston
• Trustee Brewster Academy
• Member of Board–FamilyAid Boston
• Trustee– North Shore YMCA
• Member of Board –The Hundred Club of Massachusetts

• Lesley College – BS Degree – Organizational Behavior (1988)
• Atlanta University – MA Degree – Criminal Justice Administration (1989)
• U.S. Army War College – MS Degree – Strategic Studies (2002)
• Strategic Advisor to CEO, Windwalker Group, LLC, Boston, MA (2013-Present)
• Adjutant General of Massachusetts National Guard (2007-2012, and served 38-years in both the Army National Guard and U.S. Army Reserve, 6-years enlisted and 32-years as a commissioned officer)
• Chief of Police, MBTA Transit Police (2003-2007)
• Chief of Police, Oak Bluffs Police Department (1998-2003)
• Superintendent, Boston Police Department (1986-2003, and from 1978-1986 served as a Police Officer, Detective, Sergeant, and Deputy Superintendent)
• The Hundred Club of Massachusetts, Inc., Director (2010-Present)
• Justice George Lewis Ruffin Society, Northeastern University, Boston, MA, Director (1986-Present, and President, 1984-1986)
• Community Resources for Justice, Boston, Inc., Boston, MA, Director (1985-Present)
• The English High School Association of Boston, Inc., Boston, MA, Clerk & Secretary (2014-Present, and Director, 2011-Present)
• Martha’s Vineyard Social Justice Leadership Foundation, Inc., Edgartown, MA, VP & Director (2014-Present)
• Association of the First Corps of Cadets, Inc., Boston, MA, Director, 2001-Present
• Deacon, The Federated Church of Martha’s Vineyard (2015-Present)

Dan leverages decades of experience in high-level litigation, political and executive level law enforcement positions to help clients in Massachusetts, New England and throughout the country advance their goals.

Prior to joining Mintz, Dan was elected to four consecutive terms as Suffolk County District Attorney, managing a $20 million budget, leading a diverse 275-person staff, and overseeing about 36,000 cases at every level of criminal practice. In addition to pursuing the traditional work of investigating and prosecuting criminal cases from misdemeanors to homicides, Dan led a period of unprecedented reform and innovation within the office that included historic work to identify, correct, and prevent wrongful convictions; implementing the nation’s most transparent approach to fatal police shootings; drafting legislation to create the state’s Witness Protection Fund; and co-founding the Family Justice Center of Boston to streamline services to survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, and child abuse. The “smart-on-crime” policies he adopted in and out of court dramatically reduced violent crime, incarceration, and new prosecutions simultaneously.

From 1994 to 2002, Dan served as a Boston City councilor. As a popularly elected member of the legislative branch of Boston municipal government, he served as chairman of the Public Safety Committee and attended to duties including the drafting, consideration, and enacting of ordinances and home rule petitions; analysis and enactment of the city’s operating and capital budgets; representing his district before the Zoning Board of Appeals and the Boston Planning & Development Agency (formerly the BRA) on real estate development projects impacting residents and businesses and delivering a wide range of constituent services.

In addition to serving as an assistant district attorney earlier in his career, Dan was a trial attorney in the Boston office of one of the region’s prominent litigation firms. His practice focused on the defense of individuals and corporations in matters involving commercial liability, product liability, motor vehicle tort defense, workers compensation defense, and insurance fraud.

Harvard Chan School of Public Health – Nutrition Round Table Steering Committee. She is the Founding Trustee of the Vela Foundation, a private foundation that promotes nutrition education and healthy food access with an emphasis on underserved communities. Bernadette currently serves on the board of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Boston. She is a member of the Harvard Chan School of Public Health – Nutrition Round Table Steering Committee. She has previously served on the boards of Families United in Educational Leadership (FUEL), Wide Horizons for Children, The Osterville Historical Society and Hearth, Inc. Bernadette is a graduate of Pennsylvania State University.

• President/CEO – Knight Quality Stations
  January 1989-January 2000
• President/CEO – Knight Media Group
  January 2000 – Present
• Executive Director – Broadcasters Foundation
• Director – The Hundred Club of Mass., Inc.

Sean P. McGrath  founded Stonegate Group in 1988 and, ​as its Chief Executive Officer, leads asset management, acquisitions, sales, ​finance, and development. Sean’s ​decades of experience have afforded Stonegate the “real vision in real estate” ​that has guided the company to the success it currently enjoys.

Outside of his real estate endeavors, Sean has branched out to several other related businesses, including lending and joint ventures. He is also an owner and franchisee of 15 Dunkin’ stores in the Mid-Atlantic region, and
​he owns and operates several solar companies in ​both Massachusetts and California.

A member of several philanthropic organizations, Sean serves on the Finance Committee of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston, the Board of Trustees of the Nativity School of Worcester, and the Strategic Committee for the Catholic Schools of Boston. Past board positions have included the Meadowbrook ​School of Weston, the ​Museum of Science, and the Nativity School of New Bedford.

One of Boston’s most prominent business woman and philanthropists, Carol Sawyer Parks has been instrumental in reshaping the city’s architectural, cultural and educational landscape.

As president and CEO of the Real Estate development company Sawyer Enterprises and Sawyer Parks, Inc. Parks has developed the W Boston Hotel and Residences as well as the Nike Town building on Newbury Street, among others.

Born and raised in Boston, the daughter of taxi and transportation magnate Frank Sawyer, Parks was educated in the city before moving to Los Angeles, California where she raised two children while embarking on a prosperous career in real estate development. Parks later returned to Boston to assist with the family businesses, successfully shifting its focus from transportation to real estate development.

Parks has also dedicated much of her time giving back to the community in numerous ways as Trustee and Vice Chairman of the Board of Suffolk University, Director of Newton Country Day School of the Sacred Heart, Trustee of Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, and Director of the 100 Club of Boston which raises funds for families of fallen firefighters and police officers.

Parks was featured in the 2011 book Boston, Inspirational Woman by Bill Brett and Kerry Brett and has been named one of the 25 Stylish Bostonians by the Boston Globe. She enjoys an active lifestyle that Includes scuba diving, skiing, biking, hiking, and yoga. Parks also loves spending time with her family and pets.

• Archdiocese of Boston Clergy Health and Retirement Trust, Trustee
• Archdiocese of Boston Finance Council; Real Estate Subcommittee, Chairman
• BNY Mellon Funds Trust, Director, Business Board, Member
• Boston Foundation, Director Emeritus
• Boston Municipal Research Bureau, Director
• Boston Police Foundation, Trustee
• Boston University School of Public Health, Board of Visitors
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston, Director Emeritus; Member of Corporate Leadership Council, Past President
• Crossroads / Camp Wing, Chairman
• Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce; Executive Committee, Member
• Providence College, Trustee; Capital Campaign, Co-Chairman; Chairman; Varsity Athletic Committee; Member; Facilities Committee, Member
• The Hundred Club of Mass., Inc., Director

• College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, MA, Bachelor’s degree 1977
  Greater Media, Inc., a radio broadcasting company with stations in 21 markets (1986-2016)
• Radio Advertising Bureau, Board of Directors (2018-Presen)
• NPR (WBUR), Board of Overseers (2017-Present)
• The Hundred Club of Massachusetts, Board of Directors (2013-Present)
• U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management, Advisory Board (2013-Presen)
• Boston Health Care for the Homeless, Philanthropic Advisory Council (2012-Present)
• American Media Inc., Consultant (2014-Present)
• New England Baptist Hospital, Board of Directors (2008-2017)
• United Way of Massachusetts, Board of Trustees (2011-2016)
• National Association of Broadcasters, Board of Directors (1990-2016)
• Emerson College, Board of Trustees (2007-2010)

Henry is a versatile business litigator with a multifaceted practice focused on business litigation, including disputes involving complex commercial issues, closely held business litigation, fiduciary duty, tort law, administrative law, defamation and libel claims, privacy issues, trade secret, noncompetition, and employment law. He represents and counsels clients on litigation and employment matters across a variety of industries, including technology, real estate ownership, development, and management, higher education, and financial services. Henry has also represented high-profile political and business figures.

• Wheeling Jesuit University – B.S. in Accounting – 1968
• University of Notre Dame Law School – Juris Doctor – 1975
• United States Army Counterintelligence Officer (1969 – 1972)
• Managing Director – Davis, Malm & D’Agostine, P. C. (1981 – current)
• Louis D. Brandeis Life Fellow – Member of the Board of Trustees – Massachusetts Bar Foundation
• Member of Board of Directors – Massachusetts Fallen Firefighters Memorial Fund, Inc.
• The Hundred Club of Mass., Inc. – Member for 43 years – Director for 32 years –Chairman of the Board of Directors and President (2015 – current)

• Boston College – B.S.B.A 1956
• Boston College Law School – Juris Doctor – 1959
• Senior Partner – Lynch, Fink & Labelle, LLP, Boston, MA
• Member of Boston, Massachusetts and American Bar Associations
• Member of the Board of Governors and Executive Committee of Boston College Club
• Treasurer – The Hundred Club of Mass., Inc. – Member (1974-present) – Director (1975 – present)
• Active in American Ireland Fund
• Member of Advisory Board of St. Mary’s High School, Lynn, MA

Carol R. Goldberg is President of The AVCAR Group, Ltd., a private investment and consulting firm, which she founded in 1990 with her husband, Avram, after a thirty year career with The Stop & Shop Companies. Prior to founding AVCAR, she was the President and COO of Stop & Shop.

Over the past years, she has served on a number of public boards, such as The Gillette Company, The Putnam Fund Groups, Lotus Development Corporation, Cowles Media, The Bingham Companies (The Courier Journal and Louisville Times), Alere, Inc., America Service Group, and The Stop & Shop Companies.

She is past-Chair of United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley (September 2011-June 2012); a member of the Board of Advocates, Tufts University Jonathan M. Tisch College of Citizenship and Public Service; and a member of the Boards of the Women’s Studies Research Center of Brandeis University and The One Hundred Club. She is a founding member of The Commonwealth Institute, devoted to helping women entrepreneurs grow their businesses. She is a Trustee for Life of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and past-Chair of its Medical Education Committee. She is also retired as a member of the Board of Combined Jewish Philanthropies, as well as the Board of Hebrew College.

Carol Goldberg received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology from Jackson College in 1955; was graduated from the Advanced Management Program at Harvard Business School in 1969; and, in 1990-1991, she was a Fellow at the Bunting Institute of Radcliffe College, where she collaborated with Dawn-Marie Driscoll on their book, Members of the Club – The Coming of Age of Executive Women.

She is married to Avram J. Goldberg and has a son Joshua, a daughter Deborah, a son-in-law Michael Winter, a grandson, Evan and a granddaughter, Meredith.