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BOARD OF DIRECTORSMary Fran Gleason, President
Christopher Carey, Vice President Elizabeth Nardin Secretary Lenore Berner Adam Bundy Amy Cococcia John Evans Jeff Feingold John Gachot James 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.