New Officers Elected at Connecticut Technology Council Board Meeting
HARTFORD, Conn., Feb 12, 2013 – The Connecticut Technology Council’s Board of Directors elected its 2013-2014 officers at a January 31, 2013 Board meeting. The most significant transition was the election of Chuck Pagano, Executive Vice President for Technology at ESPN, as Chairman of the CTC Board of Directors. Pagano replaces Chris Kalish, who had served as Chairman since 2008. Kalish had been at General Electric’s EdgeLab until 2011, and is now with the TJX Companies as a consultant. He will remain on the Board as Immediate Past Chairman. Paul Hermes, Chief Technology Officer, Surgical Solutions, Covidien and Andy Greenawalt, Co-Founder and CEO, Continuity Control, were elected as Vice Chairs.
Following is a list of the new CTC officers:
Chuck Pagano, Senior Vice President for Technology, ESPN, Chairman
Tony Allen, Managing Partner, The Impact Group, Vice Chair
Paul Hermes, Chief Technology Officer, Surgical Solutions, Covidien, Vice Chair
Andy Greenawalt, Co-Founder and CEO, Continuity Control, Vice Chair
Joe Savage, Executive Vice President for Commercial Banking, Webster Bank, Treasurer
Rick Harris, Partner, Day Pitney LLP, Secretary
Alan Mendelson, General Partner, Axiom Venture Partners, Asst. Treasurer
Paige Rasid, COO, Connecticut Technology Council, Recording Secretary
Matthew Nemerson, President and CEO, Connecticut Technology Council, President
Two new Board members were also elected at the January 31 Board Meeting: Oni Chukwu, Executive Vice President and CFO at Triple Point Technology and Chris Van der Stad, Vice President of Architecture at Open Solutions/Fiserv, Inc.