Two milestones for our family this year: Jarka and I celebrated 20 years of marriage, and we sent our only child off to Babson College in Wellesley Hills, MA. Now we need a dog. Oh yeah, we got a dog during the Pandemic, and, no, she is not called Covid, but it’s tempting. In the […]
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Perry Gates ’59
When Janet Mills was elected our first female Governor of Maine last year, she brought with her a new wave of Commissioners. Her selection for Commissioner of the Department of Education is a business friend and colleague, Pender Makin, who promptly called me to ask if I would join her team at the Department. How […]
Ami Becker Aronson ’86
No better way to enter this decade then going back to graduate school at THNK.org in Amsterdam. I am studying Global Creative Leadership focusing on feminine design strategy from the lens of both philanthropy and private sector. If anyone wants to ideate, dream, debate Or exchange ideas let me know. I am prototyping the concept […]
Ward Sorrick ’04
I am currently producing video content for financial services company, Square, Inc. in San Francisco. My newest spots will be available online the week of 10/15. I also just finished a personal, creative project. It’s a short film I produced called “Mirrors,” which follows a contemporary ballet dancer who spirals out of control during a […]
Auriga Bork Martin ’96
I have eight months now with Martinborough’s newly established art gallery, creative workshops, live music and fine goods boutique ventanacreativecollective.co.nz. With a team of seven now, we are only going from strength to strength. Auriga Bork Martin CdeP 1996
Peter B. Cole ’83
As the head of creative construction, I am about to finish a two-plus year build out of a sculptural restaurant in the Lower East Side of New York City. Part of the job involves sourcing all the reclaimed wood, objects and lighting used in the project, a natural evolution of my wife Jarka’s and my […]