Alicia and her husband, Matt McGinnis, live in Charlestown with their four children. Their three oldest children attend the Eliot, and their son has been a part of the Eliot’s terrific inclusion program since starting at the school when he was 3 years old.

In addition to the Friends of the Eliot Board, Alicia serves on the Board of the Charlestown Nursery School, the Eliot School Governing Board, and has been involved in the Eliot Family Council as a Special Education Parent Association liaison to the district.

Alicia worked at Microsoft for ten years in various Recruiting and HR roles, including managing the company’s MBA recruiting program.  She currently works as an HR Consultant periodically, and received her Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Puget Sound in Chemistry and English Literature.

Kelsey Morgan is the Chief Investment Officer for Dartmouth College. In his role, Kelsey is responsible for overseeing a team of 18 to manage the university’s $8B endowment as well as other operating assets. Kelsey graduated from Dartmouth College with an AB degree and earned an MBA from The Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College. Kelsey joined the Friends of the Eliot board in 2020 and is the organization’s Treasurer. Kelsey lives in Charlestown with his wife Zara. They have three children enrolled at the Eliot.

Laura lives in the North End with her husband and two children.  Her family has been involved in the Eliot since her son started in 2014.

David lives in the South End with his wife, Rebecca Knight, and his two daughters who are both enrolled at the Eliot. They have been a part of the Eliot community since 2013. As a product of public school education and a strong believer in the Eliot, he’s looking forward to supporting the incredible growth and high performance of this amazing school.

An Eliot parent since 2012, Stacey is co-chair of the Eliot Family Council and a board member of the Friends of the Eliot 501c3. She and her husband have two children at the Eliot (grades 1 and 4) with the third to start K1 next year. They live in the South End.

Stacey is currently a Director at Harvard University in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences Office of Capital Giving and Interim Senior Director for Campaign Volunteer Management. She manages a team of fundraisers, works with a portfolio of major and principal gift alumni/ae and parents, leads development strategy for the Boston region and oversees the volunteer management team. She began her career at Harvard in 2005 and has spent her full professional career in development roles serving both the arts and higher education.

Stacey is a graduate of Gettysburg College where she earned her BA in English Literature and Sociology.

Craig’s career began at Revlon and later Gillette, where he worked with various brands such as Right Guard, Sensor, Oral-B, and Braun. In 1998, Craig became Director of Client Services at The Faneuil Group, a Boston based market research firm driving growth across North America.

Craig then joined Marketing Drive to lead business development efforts in the US and was soon being promoted to a global role, Chief Growth Officer. During that time, Craig developed a vast client base that included, ExxonMobil, Proctor & Gamble and New Balance. In 2011, Craig was promoted to Managing Director Digital for the parent company, The RiverNorth Group. Under his leadership, the Digital Practice grew rapidly with clients such as: Dannon, Burger King, CVS and Pernod Richard. At RiverNorth Craig also led the acquisition strategy for the firm.

Today, Craig is an Executive Vice President at Jack Morton Worldwide and Genuine Interactive, two global experience agencies that are part of the Interpublic Group of Companies. Craig is responsible for innovation, technology and mergers & acquisitions primary across North America.

Anthony Pangaro has been a principal in private real estate development since 1980, completing over $3 billion of work in Boston, most notably the Millennium Tower (the Filene’s Department Store site), the Ritz-Carlton Hotel and Towers, the 10 St. James Avenue Office Tower, and the Four Seasons Hotel and Condominium. Prior to that, he managed the development of Boston’s Southwest Corridor transit project, which includes a five-mile long public park. He also held public service positions at the New York State Urban Development Corporation and the Boston Redevelopment Authority.

A registered architect, Pangaro earned degrees from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in architecture and in building science, and a master’s degree from Harvard University in architecture. He was subsequently awarded the Loeb Fellowship in Advanced Environmental Studies at Harvard.

Pangaro has served as a director on numerous Boston community and nonprofit boards, including the American Repertory Theater, the Boston Center for Adult Education, Opera Boston, the Lower Roxbury Community Corporation, and the board of overseers of the Museum of Fine Arts. He is now on the executive committee of the Esplanade Association, is the President of the Friends of the Italian Cultural Cener-Boston, and is a member of the MIT Visiting Committee for the Department of Urban Studies and Planning. Pangaro served on The Boston Conservatory board for 25 years and is now a trustee of Berklee which merged with the Conservatory in 2016.

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