Board notes
N EWS FROM THE B OARD OF T RUSTEES
One joins, three depart SG
Board of Trustees
Lisa McCarthy P’10, ’12, a current member of Committee and a member of the Development and
Lisa McCarthy P’10, ’12
the SG Parents Committee, became a new member Finance committees. He and his wife, Susie, live in
of the SG Board of Trustees at the board’s meeting Barrington, R.I., and their three children gradu-
in June. She will participate in a September orien- ated from St. George’s: Bill Jr. ’99 went on to grad-
tation for new board members. uate from Duke University, Peter ’03 graduated
McCarthy, mother of Matthew ’10 and Alana from Amherst College and Sally ’05 attends Mid-
’12, who will enter the third form this fall, is cur- dlebury College. The Hatfields chaired the Parents
rently on the executive committee of the Memorial Committee for four years from 1998-2002 and
Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center Administrative served on the Annual Giving Committee from
Board and is a director of the Animal Rescue Fund 1999-2005.
of the Hamptons. She and her husband Brian live Susie Hunter P’99, ’02 joined the SG Board
in Manhattan and have a summer residence in in 1996. She served as chair of the Committee
Bridgehampton. on Trustees, and a member of the Executive and
In October 2007, McCarthy, a Wheaton College Finance committees. She also served on the Head
graduate, traveled to Jordan on a trip affiliated Search Committee in 2003-04, which resulted in
with Save the Children. the hiring of Eric Peterson. Her two daughters
She was formerly co-president of the board at graduated from St. George’s: Kristin Hunter-
Park Avenue Christian Church Day School and Thomson ’99 who also graduated from Williams
served on the board of the Nature Conservancy College and Lewis & Clark College and Whitney
South Fork/Shelter Island Chapter for more than Hunter-Thomson ’02 who graduated from
10 years. Williams College.
Her career was in sales. She worked at Ralph Se Heon Lee P’02, ’04, ’08, retired president
Lauren and Liz Claiborne, and most recently was and CEO of the HanGlas Group and the current
vice president of sales at Karen Kane. CEO of SL Investment Ltd., served on the SG
Interested in aviation and animals, she has her Board since 2005. He was a member of the Opera-
private pilot’s license and is an avid bird watcher. tions and Development committees. Se Heon and
his wife, Ryung, live in Singapore and their three
children all graduated from SG: Sang Chul ’02 who
also graduated from Emerson College; Sangwook
’04, a recent graduate of Emory University, and
At its June meeting the SG Board also thanked Yaelim ’08, who will be attending Mount Holyoke
three of its members who retired this year. College this fall. Se Heon and Ryung chaired the
Bill Hatfield P’99,’03,’05, president of Bank of very active Korean parents group since 2005 and
America Rhode Island, served on the SG Board organized the 2005 and 2006 faculty trips to Korea
since 2002. He was chair of the Compensation and China.
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