Bob joined the board in 2004 and is the president of Barker Steel in Milford. He has been involved with several nonprofts in MetroWest, including the South Middlesex Opportunity Council, Natick Service Council and Natick Community Organic Farm.

Jim is the Managing Partner at Bowditch & Dewey specializing in commercial real estate. He has sat on the Boards of the South Middlesex Opportunity Council, South Middlesex Non-Profit Housing Corporation, and the MetroWest YMCA.

John is the Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer for Middlesex Savings Bank. John currently serves as the Secretary/Treasurer of the Board of Directors of the Massachusetts Housing Partnership, on the 495/MetroWest Corridor Partnership Board of Directors, and the Government Relations Council of the American Bankers Association. He has previously served on a number of other boards and committees including the Sudbury Housing Authority and the Natick Strategic Planning Oversight Committee.

Garry is president of Wayland-based R.W. Holmes, a commercial real estate brokerage firm. He serves on the board of the Metrowest Chamber of Commerce.

Pamela has served on the board of the Jewish Family and Children’s Services in Boston and played an active role on boards and committees of the Wayland public schools. Her professional career was in sales and management at IBM.

Jack O’Neil is a Managing Partner at National Development. He is a long-time coach for Natick Youth Hockey, girls' basketball, and softball. He is has also been involved in the Framingham Country Club, Natick High School Building Committee, and the MetroWest YMCA Capital Campaign Steering Committee.

Janet is a trustee of the Walnut Hill School in Natick and the Wellesley Free Library Building Fund. A committed volunteer and fundraiser, she has participated in organizations such as the New England Philharmonic Orchestra, Wellesley Town Meeting, and Wellesley Advisory (Finance) Committee.

Meg has been involved in our Youth in Philanthropy program for several years and established the Youth in Philanthropy Endowment Fund in 2007. She manages the Ramsey McCluskey Family Foundation and has 20 years of experience in software research, development, and consulting.

Mr. Rands has worked in the investment management field since 1966. He was portfolio manager for a portion of Vanguard® Morgan Growth Fund and retired as senior vice president of Wellington Management Company.

David has over 30 years experience in the public accounting field and currently works for Kahn, Litwin, & Renza Company, Ltd. as the Waltham office’s Managing Director. He is involved in several professional CPA organizations as well as the Boston Estate Planning Council.

John is a certified financial planner and estate planner with over 15 years experience. He has served on the boards of the Builder Association of Greater Boston, National Center on Family Homelessness, and Sudbury Youth Lacrosse.

Prior to her retirement, Andrea was a partner with the law firm of NixonPeabody LLP specializing in real estate syndication law. Andrea is a past President of Belmont Day School’s Board of Trustees. She currently serves on the Executive Committee of the Women’s Auxiliary of Hebrew Senior Life.

Ken is the founder and president of Ken Vona Construction, a builder of high-end homes in MetroWest. He does volunteer and philanthropic work related to animal rescue and was the lead builder for Mission to Mississippi, a program of the Wayland to Waveland initiative to rebuild homes destroyed by Hurricane Katrina.

Robert Vigoda is a partner in Rubin and Rudman’s Trust Department. Rob has been selected one of Worth Magazine’s Top 100 Attorneys in the country for three consecutive years. Rob and his wife Donna live in Lexington. They have two grown children, a son who is an aspiring actor and a daughter who will soon be graduating from Teacher’s College at Columbia University.

In 1993, Woolsey convened a group that led to the formation of the Foundation for MetroWest. Now retired from a career in employee benefits administration, he and his wife reside in New Hampshire. He is a Trustee of the Lakes Region Conservation Trust, New Hampshire Public Radio, and is on the Board of Advisors of the Museum of the White Mountains, a project of Plymouth State University. An avid painter, Woolsey enjoys travel, hiking, and golf in his spare time.