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BOARD

Martin L. Budd, Chair
Day Pitney LLP, Retired

Steven C. Belkin
Pitney Bowes Inc.

Michael C. D’Agostino
Bingham McCutchen LLP

Charles H. Klippel
Aetna Inc.

Priya S. Morganstern
Pro Bono Partnership, Inc.

Ndidi N. Moses
U.S. Attorney’s Office

Honorable Jon Newman
U.S. Court of Appeals Second Circuit

Dr. Michael M. Perl
Associates in Periodontics, P.C.

Deborah R. Rath
Educational Consultant

David A. Reif
McCarter & English, LLP

Honorable Mary E. Sommer
Connecticut Superior Court Judge

Robert M. Taylor III
Day Pitney LLP

Peter L. Thoren
Executive Vice President
Access Industries, Inc.

Amy Leete Van Dyke
Northeast Utilities

Marilyn T. West
The Travelers Companies

Arthur H. White
Yankelovich Group

BOARD of ADVISORS

Howard G. Rifkin
Partnership for Strong Communities

Brad Saxton
Quinnipiac University School of Law

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