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Patrick-Murray
Transition Update
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Governor-elect Deval Patrick and Lt.
Governor-elect Tim Murray today named 19 people as
members of their Transition Committee.
In
addition, they launched a web site where people can
make recommendations for working groups helping with the
transition:
www.patrickmurraytransition.org.
The members of
the Transition Committee are as
follows:
Kenneth Ansin,
Entrepreneur, President of Norwood Fine Cabinetry,
Leominster
Zamawa Arenas,
Principal/Director of Client Service, Argus
Communications, Boston
Dr. Judy
Bigby, Director of the Harvard Medical
School Center of Excellence in Women's Health,
Boston
Dr.
Josh Boger, Chief Executive Officer of
Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Cambridge
Julianne Boyd,
Founder and Artistic Director, Barrington Stage Company,
Pittsfield
John Bullard,
President of the Sea Education Association (SEA), Woods
Hole, and former Mayor of New Bedford
Wayne Burton,
President, North Shore Community College,
Danvers
James
Caradonio, Superintendent, Worcester
Public Schools
Elyse Cherry,
Chief Executive Officer of Boston Community Capital and
President of Boston Community Venture
Fund
Gerard
Dhooge, President, Maritime Trades
Council of Greater Boston and New
England
Tim
Dibble, Founder and Managing General
Partner of Alta Communications, Boston
Charlotte Golar
Richie, Director, City of Boston
Department of Neighborhood Development
Michael
Grunko, President, SEIU Local
509
Kathleen
Kelley, Former President, American
Federation of Teachers Massachusetts
Patricia
McGovern, General Counsel and Senior
Vice President for Corporate and Community Affairs, Beth
Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, and former
state senator
Larry
Port, Senior
Vice President, Corporate Development, MassMutual,
Springfield
Robert
Reynolds, Vice Chairman and Chief
Operating Officer, Fidelity Investments
Greg Torres,
Chairman of the Board of Directors, The MENTOR Network,
Boston
Leverett Wing,
Asian-American community activist, General Manager, Lee
Wing Management, Boston
We will keep you apprised
as we learn more. In the meantime, we urge MPHA
members and colleagues to continue advocating for public
health during the transition.
Eric
Weltman
Deputy Director, Advocacy and
Policy
Massachusetts Public Health
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