Willett Advisors CIO Joins National Board
Andrew Mulderry manages the philanthropic assets of Michael R. Bloomberg, founder of Bloomberg LP and Bloomberg Philanthropies and 108th mayor of New York City.
News & Events
Vanderbilt Expands Partnership to Recruit Five Cohorts Annually
By quintupling its investment in Posse, Vanderbilt becomes the program’s largest partnership and sets a new benchmark for recruiting and supporting the next generation of leaders.
Middlebury Posse Alum Named Chief Operating Officer
Jake Moreno Coplon returns to the Foundation after helming the youth-focused nonprofit America Needs You.
Ubben Posse Fellow Interviews: Michelle Gass
This interview with Michelle Gass, President of Levi Strauss and Co., was conducted by Posse Scholar Sheccid Rodriguez.
Ubben Posse Fellow Interviews: Dr. Albert Bourla
This interview with Dr. Albert Bourla, Chairman and CEO of Pfizer, was conducted by Posse Scholar Jenkins Darbney.
Ubben Posse Fellow Interviews: Carter Roberts
This interview with Carter Roberts, CEO of the World Wildlife Fund, was conducted by Posse Scholar Ciaran Buitrago.
Ubben Posse Fellow Interviews: Nic Barlage
This interview with Nic Barlage, CEO of the Cleveland Cavaliers, Rocket Mortgage Field House and Rock Entertainment Group, was conducted by Mayah Bourne.
Deloitte Executive Leads on National Board
David Harrison, whose advocacy led to nearly $1 million in funding from the firm in 2020, has been a supporter of Posse for 10 years. He joined the national board in 2021.
Posse Alumni Convene for Leadership Conference
The annual event provided opportunities for alumni to connect with Posse Career and Graduate Program partners and participate in professional and leadership development sessions.
Puget Sound Scholar Seeks Cultural Perspective Abroad
This spring, Albert Chang-Yoo will travel to Thailand, Malaysia, Taiwan and Japan as a participant in Puget Sound’s first Pacific Rim Study Abroad program since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cornell Alum Builds Advocacy Career
Cornell University alumna Jocelyn Vega recently accepted a position as the community impact director for the American Heart Association. Her track record of advocacy in the United States and abroad spans immigrant rights and trauma-informed care services.