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BOARD OF DIRECTORSMary Fran Gleason, President
Chris Carey, Vice President Christopher Roe, Treasurer Lenore DiLeo-Berner, Secretary Adam Bundy Amy Cococcia Peter Dinkel John Evans Jeff Feingold John Gachot Jim Gereghty Maggie Murphy Eldon Wong |
Staff
Nanette Lawrenson, Executive Director
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Nanette retired as Vice President for Tiffany & Co. to work as a consultant for not-for-profit organizations and specialized in strategic planning and capital campaign management. As VP for Tiffany & Co., she served on many not-for-profit boards and committees. Nanette has worked with more than 30 not-for-profit organizations with a variety of missions including cultural, schools, environmental, health and human services, and houses of worship.
Photo by Meaghan Derby
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Nanette retired as Vice President for Tiffany & Co. to work as a consultant for not-for-profit organizations and specialized in strategic planning and capital campaign management. As VP for Tiffany & Co., she served on many not-for-profit boards and committees. Nanette has worked with more than 30 not-for-profit organizations with a variety of missions including cultural, schools, environmental, health and human services, and houses of worship.
Photo by Meaghan Derby
Vernessa Kingsbury, Associate Director
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Vernessa, or Nessa as she's known by many, was first introduced to Shelter Island as a camper at Camp Quinipet. After many summers in this wonderful place, she eventually moved to Shelter Island full-time and joined Quinipet's year-round administration team. Vernessa earned a bachelor's from the University of Connecticut and a Master's of Research in Social Anthropology from the University of London. Her experience in non-profit administration and human history research is complemented by a passion for community museums and archives. Vernessa is enthusiastic about serving the History Museum's mission and working with the local community.
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Vernessa, or Nessa as she's known by many, was first introduced to Shelter Island as a camper at Camp Quinipet. After many summers in this wonderful place, she eventually moved to Shelter Island full-time and joined Quinipet's year-round administration team. Vernessa earned a bachelor's from the University of Connecticut and a Master's of Research in Social Anthropology from the University of London. Her experience in non-profit administration and human history research is complemented by a passion for community museums and archives. Vernessa is enthusiastic about serving the History Museum's mission and working with the local community.