New England Chapter of the National Association of Corporate Directors Adds Board Members

The New England Chapter of the National Association of Corporate Directors has announced five new board members: TRACY ATKINSON, HEATHER CAMPION, MICHAEL CURRY, JACK EGAN and DAMIAN WILMOT. Atkinson is a board member for both Citizens Financial Group and RTX, formerly known as Raytheon Technologies. Atkinson was also previously a director of Affiliated Managers Group and U.S. Steel and was executive vice president and chief administrative officer at State Street Corp. Campion is managing director DSG Global, where she founded the firm's strategic consulting practice. Before that, she was a principal at Mount Vernon Strategies and was CEO of the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation from 2014 to 2015, according to her LinkedIn. Curry is CEO and president of the Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers and has been an elected member of the National NAACP's Board of Directors going on 12 years. Egan has served on boards for technology companies like EMC Corp. and VMware where he helped with transactions, including Dell's purchase of EMC for $67 billion, according to a press release. Wilmot is a board member for PBF Energy Inc. and Fidelity Charitable. "These five new Directors bring to NACDNE a profound wealth of experience, background, diverse perspectives, and deep connections throughout New England. On behalf of the Chapter, I want to express our deep thanks to Damian, Heather, Jack, Michael, and Tracy for their willingness to offer their time, talent, and leadership to NACDNE," NACD New England Board Chair Cathy Minehan said in a statement.