NEW TRUSTEES Donald
B. Christian is a partner in global risk management solutions
for Pricewaterhouse-Coopers. With over 11 years of experience
in information system controls auditing, he specializes in
risk management for complex systems implementation in sectors
that include high technology, manufacturing, financial services,
and government. Originally from Jamaica, West Indies, Don
holds an accounting degree from Howard University and has
CPA and CISA certification.
Edward
D. Herlihy, a partner at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen &
Katz, has been extensively involved in complex bank mergers
and acquisitions, including Bakers Trust/ Deutsche Bank, Bank
of America/NationsBank, and Wells Fargo/Norwest. Ed writes
and lectures regularly on issues involving banking and finance.
He is a graduate of Hobart College and George Washington University
Law School.
Carolina
Jaramillo-Johnson A full-time mother and a consultant
to Telemundo Network, the multilingual Associated Press Award
winner was, until recently, Telemundo’s national television
correspondent for the Latino community. Carolina has produced,
written, and anchored for Bloomberg Television’s Latin
American broadcast, reported for Univision/WXTV, and been
a Tokyo-based freelance reporter for Spanish publications.
She holds a master of journalism degree from Columbia University
and is a member of AFTRA.
Edward
L. Gardner is chairman and president of Industrial Solvents
Corporation and Industrial Petro-Chemicals, and chairman and
director of The Bank of New York’s Hamilton Funds. He
serves as national vice-chairman of Big Brothers/Big Sisters
of America and chairman of the New York City chapter. Ed is
a board member of the Points of Lights Foundation, Mercy College,
and The Sherry Netherlands Hotel, and a council member of
Rockefeller University.
Margaret
M. Hill Native New Yorker, Fordham Law School and New
York University School of Law graduate, Peggy was assistant
counsel to the commission on reapportionment to the state
legislature. A producer since 1990, her credits include Marvin’s
Room, (Drama Desk Award), Oleanna, and Jelly’s Last Jam
(Tony Award.) Peggy serves on the boards of Angela House and
Pianofest, the Fordham Law School Alumni Association, and
the advisory council to the president of St. Mary’s College.
Michael
J.A. Smith, managing director of Banker’s Trust Company’s
Fiduciary Services area since 1988, has recently assumed the
role of coordinator for the Private Bank’s Wealth with
Responsibility program. Mike has earned the Certified Trust
and Financial Advisor (CTFA) designation from the Institute
of Certified Bankers and the Accredited Estate Planner (AEP)
designation from the National Association of Estate Planners.
He serves on the planned gifts and bequests committees of
the Archdiocese of New York and the New York City Chapter
of the Anti-Defamation League. Mike currently serves on The
Chaplaincy’s major gift and gift-planning committee,
and organized a successful trust officers’ breakfast
for The Chaplaincy, held in April of 2000.
Donald
B. Christian is a partner in global risk management solutions
for Pricewaterhouse-Coopers. With over 11 years of experience
in information system controls auditing, he specializes in
risk management for complex systems implementation in sectors
that include high technology, manufacturing, financial services,
and government. Originally from Jamaica, West Indies, Don
holds an accounting degree from Howard University and has
CPA and CISA certification.
Edward
D. Herlihy, a partner at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen &
Katz, has been extensively involved in complex bank mergers
and acquisitions, including Bakers Trust/ Deutsche Bank, Bank
of America/NationsBank, and Wells Fargo/Norwest. Ed writes
and lectures regularly on issues involving banking and finance.
He is a graduate of Hobart College and George Washington University
Law School.
Carolina
Jaramillo-Johnson A full-time mother and a consultant
to Telemundo Network, the multilingual Associated Press Award
winner was, until recently, Telemundo’s national television
correspondent for the Latino community. Carolina has produced,
written, and anchored for Bloomberg Television’s Latin
American broadcast, reported for Univision/WXTV, and been
a Tokyo-based freelance reporter for Spanish publications.
She holds a master of journalism degree from Columbia University
and is a member of AFTRA.
Edward
L. Gardner is chairman and president of Industrial Solvents
Corporation and Industrial Petro-Chemicals, and chairman and
director of The Bank of New York’s Hamilton Funds. He
serves as national vice-chairman of Big Brothers/Big Sisters
of America and chairman of the New York City chapter. Ed is
a board member of the Points of Lights Foundation, Mercy College,
and The Sherry Netherlands Hotel, and a council member of
Rockefeller University. 
Margaret
M. Hill Native New Yorker, Fordham Law School and New
York University School of Law graduate, Peggy was assistant
counsel to the commission on reapportionment to the state
legislature. A producer since 1990, her credits include Marvin’s
Room, (Drama Desk Award), Oleanna, and Jelly’s Last Jam
(Tony Award.) Peggy serves on the boards of Angela House and
Pianofest, the Fordham Law School Alumni Association, and
the advisory council to the president of St. Mary’s College.
Michael
J.A. Smith, managing director of Banker’s Trust Company’s
Fiduciary Services area since 1988, has recently assumed the
role of coordinator for the Private Bank’s Wealth with
Responsibility program. Mike has earned the Certified Trust
and Financial Advisor (CTFA) designation from the Institute
of Certified Bankers and the Accredited Estate Planner (AEP)
designation from the National Association of Estate Planners.
He serves on the planned gifts and bequests committees of
the Archdiocese of New York and the New York City Chapter
of the Anti-Defamation League. Mike currently serves on The
Chaplaincy’s major gift and gift-planning committee,
and organized a successful trust officers’ breakfast
for The Chaplaincy, held in April of 2000.