Quincy College Inducts New Board Members

During a special session of the Board of Governors on Wednesday, March 14th, Quincy College inducted six (6) new members to its Board of Governors. The new members are Jo-Ann M. Bragg, Mary Jo Brogna, Francis E. Byrne, Edward M. Browne, Thomas G. Feenan and Pedro Viejo-Rodriguez. The inductees were sworn in by Joseph Shea, City Clerk of Quincy and the new members signed the Appointment Register as they embarked on their new duties. The ceremony was witnessed by Chairman of the Board Peter Tsaffaras, Quincy College President Sue Harris, Quincy College executives, faculty and staff and Board of Governors’ family and friends.

The induction of the new members makes the Quincy College Board complete with 13 Governors. The new members will add a wide range of expertise as they come from various sectors of the business world. Jo-Ann Bragg is the proprietor of Up and Running, an income tax business based in Quincy. Mary Jo Brogna is a nurse who has moved up the ranks in hospital management to become Director of Throughput for Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. Edward M. Browne is the Vice President of General Services at Quincy Medical Center. Francis Byrne is a certified public accountant who is Chief Compliance Officer for Southcoast Health System, a chain of three large hospitals in Massachusetts. Thomas G. Feenan, a former public school teacher, is now Treasurer of FFG Mortgage Corporation. Finally, Pedro Viejo-Rodriguez is an Associate Business Analyst for Investors Bank and Trust who owns his own business and is fluent in the Spanish language. Several of the new Governors are graduates of Quincy College or have children who are students. Several are also natives of Quincy. All share a passion for higher education and the desire to contribute to the community.

President of Quincy College Sue Harris was excited to welcome the new group and remarked, “Quincy College is a dynamic place for faculty, staff and students. We have tremendous hopes for the future of this institution and we appreciate your taking on this honorable task. The Board of Governors plays a crucial role in forging our future.”

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