A Naked View of the Trans-Pacific Partnership by Timothy Barnes

John Rodgers, MBA ’84, was named to the board of directors at the United Way of Buffalo & Erie County. Patricia Clabeaux, BS ’84, was promoted to executive vice president, chief human resources officer at Independent Health and was appointed to the Independent Health Foundation board of directors. Susan Arena, BS ’83, was appointed to the board of directors for Child and Family Services. Jeffrey Jacobson, BS ’81, was named chief executive officer of Xerox Corp. Timothy Freer, BS ’81, was named chief operation officer at Buffalo Medical Group. Kenneth Sniatecki, BS ’80, was named secretary/treasurer of the Summit Center board of directors. Mario Urso, BS ’78, CPA, FHFMA, partner, was appointed chair of the Bonadio Group, a Top 100 CPA firm. William Loecher, BS ’77, was named treasurer of the board of directors for Child and Family Services.ĭebra Cutler, BS ’78, CPA, was appointed chair of the Joint Trial Board at the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Kenneth Kendall, MBA ’70, PhD ’75, was inducted into the PhD Project Hall of Fame in recognition of his commitment to championing diversity in higher education. He also is a contributing member for GDL LLC, a global consulting organization engaged in multiple practices and numerous industries.ĭavid Barrett, BS ’75, was named chair of the board of directors for Child and Family Services. He serves as a justice of the Scarsdale Town Justice Court and resides in Scarsdale with his wife, Diane.Īlan DuBrow, MBA ’73, continues to expand his boutique consulting firm, providing services in strategic alliances, business development and capture management for small- to medium-sized businesses in the government and defense sectors. Levin, BS ’72, was elected president of the New Rochelle Bar Association.

A Naked View of the Trans-Pacific Partnership by Timothy Barnes