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UD appoints seven new trustees to board

By Dave Larsen | Monday, July 20, 2009, 12:42 PM

The University of Dayton recently appointed seven professionals from the fields of investment, energy, hospital management and Catholic education to its board of trustees. The new trustees will serve three-year terms.

UD’s new trustees include:

• Linda Berning, president and chief investment strategist for Buckingham Capital Management Inc. and president of the UD National Alumni Association.

• Mary Boosalis, president and chief executive officer of Miami Valley Hospital.

• Thomas Breitenbach, chief executive officer of Premier Health Partners. Breitenbach previously served on the UD board of trustees from 1996-2005.

• Richard Davis, co-founder and former president of Flagship Financial Inc. Davis previously served on the board of trustees from 1999-2008. He received the UD School of Business Administration’s Service Leadership Award in 2002 and currently serves as one of the co-chairs of the university’s campaign.

• Brother Joseph Kamis, superintendent of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati’s Catholic schools. Kamis previously served on the UD board of trustees from 1992-2005.

• Lynton Scotland, vice president of operational excellence at NRG Energy Inc. in Princeton, N.J. Since 2004, Scotland has served as a member of the UD School of Engineering Advisory Council.

• The Rev. Rudy Vela, vice president for mission and identity at St. Mary’s University in San Antonio, Texas.

“These seven individuals bring a mission-driven focus and strong skills in finance and administration to the University of Dayton’s board of trustees,” said Daniel J. Curran, university president, in a media release. “They are exceptional leaders who will help this university transform for the times while strengthening our mission as a Catholic, Marianist university.”

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