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Manomet is pleased to welcome six new members to our Board of Trustees: Antonie (Toni) Chute, Paul Hagen, Peter Lloyd-Evans, Jo-Ann Lovejoy, Meghan Morgan, and Thomas Yagel. We are grateful for the experience, perspective, and commitment they bring to Manomet.
Antonie (Toni) Chute recently retired from NOAA Fisheries’ Northeast Fisheries Science Center, where she served as a Biological Sciences Technician.
Paul Hagen is an environmental attorney at Beveridge & Diamond. He also serves as Vice Chair of the Board of The Conservation Fund.
Peter Lloyd-Evans is a Director at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. Peter also brings a particularly meaningful personal connection to Manomet. He grew up here and as a teenager, worked at Manomet as an Assistant Camp Counselor and performed data entry for the Fisheries program.
Jo-Ann Lovejoy joins the Board after 10 years as a Manomet Councilor and member of the Board Development Committee. Recently retired as Chief Advancement Officer at Lawrence Academy in Groton, Massachusetts, Jo-Ann brings more than 20 years of fundraising and development experience.
Meghan Morgan is Senior Corporate Counsel at Microsoft, where she leads environmental, health, and safety (EHS) legal strategy for global AI and cloud computing operations.
Thomas Yagel brings an extensive background in finance and technology to the Board. He is the Head of S&P Global Sustainable1.
We also extend our deep appreciation to long-time Trustees Molly Cornell and Louise Conant, who have transitioned to Life Trustee status in recognition of their many years of dedicated service and leadership. We are grateful for all they have contributed to Manomet and look forward to their continued connection to the organization.
Joining Manomet as new Councilors are Romina (Romi) Lorente and Elizabeth (Betsy) Mallory. We also thank Martha Piper and Sophie Hollingsworth for their dedicated service on Manomet’s Board of Trustees as they transition to Councilors, and Rob Kluin for his service as he steps down from the Board. We are grateful for their contributions to Manomet and the continued engagement of our new Councilors as they bring their perspectives and support to Manomet’s broader leadership.
Together, our Trustees and Councilors bring a wide range of expertise, experiences, and connections to Manomet. Their collective leadership will help us continue using science and collaboration to improve the health of flyways, coastal ecosystems, and working lands and seas.