Alumni in the Media

Republican Ed Dombroski '98 is running for a seat in the Massachusetts State Senate. He is seeking to represent the 5th Middlesex District.

Justin Green '84 is serving as co-chair of the plaintiffs’ executive committee in the Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 disaster litigation (Boeing 737 MAX). He is featured in a new documentary, "Flight/Risk," that debuted September 9 on Amazon Prime.

Mike Pieciak '06 is running for Vermont state treasurer. Previously, he was commissioner of Vermont's Department of Financial Regulation. Vermont Public recently reported on his campaign.

Sarah Pontius '04 was recently featured in Architectural Digest. The story focused on her new company, Artisan, a hybrid brokerage and design firm.

The Albany Business Review recently published an article, "Melissa Fleischut helps restaurants survive increasingly thin margins." Fleischut is president and CEO of the New York State Restaurant Association, and a member of the Class of 1990.

Deputy Superintendent Jennifer Paster '98 has been named acting chief of police for the Town of Brookline. She has been a Brookline police officer since June 2000.

CIO Views magazine recently published an article, “Heather Pesikoff: A Collaborative Leader Paving a Smoother Path for Women in Wealth Management.” Pesikoff, Class of 1997, is a managing director, the chief operating officer, and the chief compliance officer at RGT Wealth Advisors.

The Sunday Times of London recently published an article titled, "Brian McNamara on GSK spinout Haleon: We were right to spurn £50bn bid." McNamara is a member of the Class of 1988.

Colin Farrill '07 was a contestant on season 19 of "The Bachelorette." He is a senior account director at Salesforce and was once named Chicago's most eligible bachelor by "The Chicago Magazine."

The Missouri Review recently featured “William deKooning’s Woman I” by Diane Mehta '88 as its poem of the week.