Alumni in the media

Megan O'Connor '12 has been named to Time magazine's "100 most influential climate leaders in business." She is CEO and co-founder of Nth Cycle.

In November, Gabriella Romero '14 became assemblywoman-elect of New York's 109th district and the first person of Hispanic heritage to hold the seat

SRQ MEDIA will present the 2023 Trailblazer Award to Kate White '72. She is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of 18 novels of suspense and former editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan.

Rachel Bukowski '02 was named to the Top Women in Store Brands list in the category of innovation. She is executive leader of R&D at Whole Foods Market.

Marissa Vollmer '14 has joined Make-A-Wish Northeast New York's board of directors. She is vice president and partner at Graypoint LLC.

Phil Beuth '54 was recently featured in Florida Weekly in an article about his impact on the television industry and community philanthropy.

Matt Baumgartner '95 was featured in a Times Union newspaper article, "Matt Baumgartner and his mom write children's book."

Phil Beuth '54, a retired Capital Cities executive, has been named to the Broadcasting + Cable Hall of Fame. His book, Limping on Water, also recently appeared on Warren Buffett's list of recommended books.

Alexandra Lindsay '09 was featured in a Daily Gazette article, "Capital Region filmmakers work horror, humor with 'The Zombie Wedding.'" Lindsay plays a zombie in the movie.

Brian Epstein '88 has been named CEO of Integra Energy. He was formerly CEO of Deep Blue Communications.