Published: Nov 23, 2004
In fall
2004, the UT Board of Trustees welcomed four new members for three-year terms
and five new ex-officio members, while promoting a long-time officer to emeritus
status.
New three-year members include two UT alumni -- Leo Berman
’69 and Dennis Zank MBA ’82.
Berman is president of HLB Management, a parent company for family-owned
businesses in southern New Jersey and Palm Beach County with interests in
motels, strip stores, marinas and aluminum manufacturing.
Zank is president of Raymond James & Associates Inc., serves on the
firm’s operating committee, and is a director of its insurance subsidiary,
Planning Corp. of America.
Also joining the Board for three-year terms are Lee Ann Ned
and Philip Orsino, Ned is vice president and general manager of
the USAA Southeast Regional Office, which provides support to policyholders in
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina and
Tennessee.
Orsino is president and CEO of Masonite International Corp. The Toronto
native was Canada’s 2003 Outstanding CEO of the Year, and is a member of the
board and Audit Committee of the Bank of Montreal.
New ex-officio members include Velva Clark, president of The
Chiselers Inc., Board of Fellows chairman Stephen Murray, Board
of Counselors chairman Curtis Rogers, Parents Council president
Linda Ward, and National Alumni Association president
Phil Hills ’88.
Ernest Segundo Sr., Board of Fellows member 1992-97, and
Board of Trustees member since 1997, has been named trustee emeritus.
For
more information, contact the Office of Public Information at
publicinfo@ut.edu.