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Dr. Elmore Alexander is Dean of the School of Management at Marist College. Previously he has served in faculty and administration at Philadelphia University, Johns Hopkins University, American University and the University of Memphis.
Dr. Alexander's research interests include organizational communication and verbal and sexual harassment in the workplace, and he has served as a consultant for such organizations as the Army Research Institute, Federal Express, Hunt-Wesson Foods and the U.S. Postal Service. His wife, Dr. Pamela Alexander, is Senior Research Scientist at Wellesley Center for Women in Massachusetts.
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Phil Dropkin has for seven years been of counsel to Granite Associates, the Gerry Foundation, The Bethel Performing Arts Center, and related entities. He was General Counsel to Cablevision Industries Corporation and its related entities, and also to the NYS Legislative Commission on Science and Technology. He currently serves the Town of Goshen on the Environmental Review Board and the Telecommunications Advisory Board, and chairs the town’s Zoning Board of Appeals. Phil is president of the Arden and Horton LDC's, helping develop the proposed new Orange Regional Medical Center. He also is a trustee of the Monroe Temple of Liberal Judaism. He runs marathons and enjoys skiing, tennis, golf and travelling; he and his wife live in Goshen and have a son in NYC. |
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Glenn Hoagland is Executive Director of the Mohonk Preserve, and for 24 years has worked to save important landscapes and advocate for their balanced use. He was Land Preservation Director for Scenic Hudson, Executive Director of the Dutchess Land Conserv-ancy, and Director of the Citizen Action Program of the Open Space Institute. He chairs the Citizen Advisory Committee for the NYS Open Space Conservation Plan, the Shawangunk Ridge Biodiversity Partnership Steering Committee, the Shawangunk Ridge Coalition, and the Hudson Valley Climate Change Advisory Network. He lives with his wife and daughter in Red Hook, where he enjoys biking, boating, camping, and day trips throughout the Hudson River Valley National Heritage area. |
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David S. MacFarland, President and CEO of Riverside Bank, Poughkeepsie, is the new chairman of Pattern’s board. Carl Meyer, President and CEO of Central Hudson, finished his two-year term in December.
MacFarland is a familiar presence among Hudson Valley leadership. He currently serves on more than two dozen community boards and committees, and has chaired many charitable and civic projects in the region. He has served on Pattern’s board since 1988.
See Press Release.
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