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A lianza .-.- -- cl:::ll:::ll:::l La Alianza Hispana Our future is something we build everyday 409 Dudley Street Roxbury. MA 02119 • (617) 427-7175 (617) 427-7176 (617) 427-7177 FAX 442-2259 MEMORANDUM

TO: Board of Directors

FROM: Rosita Colon

DATE: January 30, 1991

RE: Board Documentation

Enclosed please find the enclosed board documentation for your perusal.

Please be advised that the next Board of Director's Meeting is: • WEDNESDAY, February 6, 1991 at 7:00p.m.

Hasta luego,

Rosita

This agency is supported by the United Way of Bay LA ALIANZA HISPANA, INC. ~ BOARD OF DIRECTORS' MINUTES January 16, 1991

Present: Jose de Jesus, Gary Mena, Bettie Baca, Phyllis Barajas, Francisco Ramos-Gomez, Ana Maria Porrata-Doria

Absent: Enery Martinez, Betsy Tregar, Harmin Linares, Jr., Elsa B. Montano-Arroyo, Caroline C. Playter, Silvia Saavedra-Keber, Maria Morales

Staff: Luis Prado, Fernando Miranda

Meeting call ed to order at 7:30p.m. by President. Previous meeting minutes were approved.

Treasurer ' s Report: Accepted

Health Programs:

Health Programs presentation on AIDS prevention programs. Fernando Miranda, Coordinator reported on females-teens are •targeted population. Developing skills for prevension and the involvement of family member is important. Board to consider consolidation of programs under health services.

Executive Director's Report (see attached):

1992 United Way proposal being worked on. Guaranteed 65% of future funds.

Meeting adjourned at 8:30p.m.

Please note that this was a short meeting due to announcement of WAR in the Persian Gulf.

Respectful ly submitted by: Ana Maria Porrata-Doria

Enclosure • LA ALIANZA HISPANA • COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT The following is a proposal for the consolidation of our Community Economic Development Department and the prioritization of it's activities. RATIONALE: Community Economic Development has been part and parcel of La Alianza's vision and mission since our incorporation in 1970. La Alianza has been an incubator of other agencies, businesses and institutions in the health, human services, housing, planning, cooperatives and small business fields. La Alianza has created a substantial number (85 in 1991) of jobs for Latino professionals and para-professionals. La Alianza has worked with state, city and neighborhood economic recovery agencies in economic policy definition and employment strategies for local residents. La Alianza has supported small businesses in their technical needs and participated in the Community Reinvestment reform. • La Alianza has attracted Hispanic professionals, students and experienced individuals with expertise in economic development and business management in addition to individuals in the private sector interested in doing business with Hispanics. These and other related activities supports the need to consolidate our economic development efforts and to structure them in a manner that effectively contribute to the agency's income stream and stability.

GOALS:

1 • Br in g b a c k tot he com mu nit y pro f e s s ion a 1 h"u man res 0 u r c e s available in the City of . 2. Contribute to the development of a Hispanic business infra- structure. 3. Expand La Alianza's revenue sources. 4. Contribute to . the generation of new jobs. 5. Develop and provide support to entrepreneurial efforts in Boston. 6. Create role models to foster entrepreneurship and leadership. OBJECTIVES: 1. Develop an exports management business. 2. Develop a professional economic development consulting team among • volunteers. 3. Provide technical services to business in need. THE RILEY FOUNDATION MABEL LOUISE RILEY F'OUNDATION, A MASSACHUSETTS TRUST

C/O GRANTS MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATES

230 CONGRESS STREET

eOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02110 (617)426-7172

TRUSTEES JAN 04 REC'D ANDREW C. BAILEY DOUGLAS DANNER ROBERT W. HOLMES • .JR • .JEANNE M. HESSION F'OR THE BOSTON SAF"E DEPOSIT ANO TRUST COMPANY January 3, 1991

Mr. Luis Prado Executive Director La Alianza Hispana 409 Dudley Street Roxbury, MA 02 f 19 Dear Mr. Prado:

We are delighted that Alianza has raised $25,000 to match the Riley Foundation's grant for the agency's capital • development project. As you will note in my letter of June 6, 1990, the release of Riley funds was also contingent upon the submission of a finalized design and budget, as only preliminary estimates were included in your original proposal.

I look forward to receiving this information from you at your earliest convenience, so that we can request the release of your grant from the Riley Trustees.

Once again, you have our congratulations for successfully raising the funds needed to complete this project during times of fiscal uncertainty and dislodation.

Sincerely, ~T~ Naomi Tuchmann Administrator

NT/ph ~ . lianza .--.-~·1 ~·1-- ~·1 ~--- L1 : \ Ji ~ 1Il;:(1 IlhpaI1.1 Our future is something we build e,-eryday 409 Dudley Street Roxbury. MA 02119 January l't. 1991 (6 17) -+ 27 -7 175 • (6 17) -+277176 (6 17) -+27 -7 177 FA__ '< -+-+2 -225q

AHanza Hispana is an organ of the Latino Community of Boston which is committed to creating avenues of dignitY. opportunitY. and fuUillment for all our members. We are an agency of and for the CommunitY that provides enlightenment through programs of education. training, health. counseling. and encouragement - very human services that are an essential ingredient for full. vital participation in the American dream. The avenues that will open the way for Latino leaders - doctors. lawyers. planners. business people. educators. artists - to develop and emerRe in time for the 21st century.

The evening of June b. 1991 will be a very Significant occasion for the Latino communitY of Boston. It will be one of siRnificant celebration - a fiesta Latina. But more than that it will be a moment of rededication for our Community, as we prepare ourselves for the Twenty-First Century. Edward James Olmos bas been invited to be our keynote speaker. ..

We invite you to lend your name and stature to our Latino Community's pursuit of fulfillment. Our work is very important. I hope you will accept our invitation to be a member of the Honorary Committee tor Alianza 2000 irull. Because of all that you stand for in the eyes of both the Latino Community as well as the community at large. your participation as a member 01" our Honorary CommIttee would add greatly to both the celebration and • the rededication. There will be a Planning Breakfast for the Honorary Committee on the morning of Wednesday, January 30. 1991. It will be at 8:00 A.M. in the Jefferson Room of the Sheraton Boston Hotel & Towers. I hope you will be able to join us.

Alianza 2000 and 1 is the second of ten annual banquets. being held on our anniversary. The final one will be in June of tbe year 2000. Much has been accomplished in the two decades of La Alianza Hispanas life. so we have much to celebrate. (I am enclosing our Souvenir Program from last year to give you a more complete idea.)

But enormous challenges remain. The coming year - the entire decade - is going to be a critical time for the Hispanic community. Before the turn of the century the Latino population of Greater Boston will be several times what it is today. It will be made up of people for whom the guidance, support and leadership which La Alianza Hispana provides will be crucial.

By participating in Alianza 2000 and I and joining us on Wednesday morning. January 30. 1991 at the Sheraton Boston Hotel & Towers, you will be providing important momentum to all of us for the wort ahead.

Thank you for considering this request. I'll phone you in a few days to answer any questions. and to see if you will be able to accept my invitation to be an Honorary Committee member and to attend the Planning Breakfast on the 30th. Sincerely,

Luis Prado • Executive D.irector Enclosure

e This agency is supported b ~ - the United Way of Massachusetts Bay Alianza .-.- -- c 1::.11::.11:::1 La Ali a nza Hi spa na Our future is something we build everyday 409 Dudley Street Roxbury . MA 02119 (6 17) 427 -7 175 (6 17 ) 427-7 176 Partial List of Invitees (6 17) 427-7 177 FAX 442 -2259 to HONORARY COMMITTEE

for

ALIANZA 2000.-1

1. Marilyn Swartz Lloyd, President BEACON MANAGEMENT COMPANY

2. Consuelo Thornell, Vice President BELL ASSOCIATES, INC.

3. Ronald A. Homer, President BOSTON BA~~ OF COMMERCE

4. Bruce Marks, Artistic Director BOSTON BALLET COMPANY • 5. Stephen J. Sweeney, Chairman & CEO BOSTON EDISON COMPANY

6. Anna Faith Jones, President THE BOSTON FOUNDATION, INC.

7 • John F. Ramsey, Director of External Affairs THE BOSTON FOUNDATION, INC.

8. Paul Szep THE BOSTON GLOBE

9. Michael Taylor, Executive Director THE BOSTON PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL 10. Hubie Jones, Dean BU SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK 11. Piedad Robertson, Ph.D., President BUNKER HILL COMMUNITY COLLEGE •

This agency is s upported by the United Way of Massachusetts Bay ,

12. Fernando Colloredo-Mansfeld, Chief Operating Officer CABOT PARTNERS

13. Raymond G. Torto, Ph.D., President COLDWELL BANKER COMMERCIAL/TORTO WHEATON SERVICES

14. Marvin E. Gilmore, Jr., General Manager COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION OF BOSTON, INC.

15. Michael M. Morrow, Partner COOPERS & LYBRAND

16. Dom La Cava, Senior Vice President DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION

17. Hector Torres DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION

18. Thomas P. McDermott, Office Managing Partner ERNST & YOUNG

19. David Weinstein, Vice President & Corporate Counsel FIDELITY INVESTMENTS

~ 20. David A. Fausch, Vice President, Corp. Public Relations THE GILLETTE COMPANY

21. Milton L. Glass, Vice President, Finance THE GILLETTE COMPANY

22. Rafael Toro, Director, Public Relations GOYA FOODS, INC.

23. Arthur T. Gutierrez, President THE GUTIERREZ COMPANIES

24. Ralph Fine, Esq. HINCKLEY, ALLEN, SNYDER, COMEN

25. Robert Hildreth, President IBS, INC.

26. Bettie Baca, Associate Director MID-CAREER & MPA PROGRAM/KENNEDY SCHOOL OF GOVERNMENT

27. C. George Scala, Chairman & CEO LECHMERE, INC.

28. Inez Stewart, Employment Manager • LOTUS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION 29. Milton J. Benjamin, Jr., President • MASSACHUSETTS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FINANCE CORPORATION 30. Joyce L. Plotkin, Executive Director MASSACHUSETTS COMPUTER SOFTWARE COUNCIL

31. Joseph T. McCullen, Jr., General Partner MORGAN, HOLLAND VENTURES CORPORATION

32. Robert Kittrell, Director NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF CHRISTIANS AND JEWS

33. Paul C. O'Brien, President & CEO NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY

34. Charles F. Adams, Chairman, Finance Committee RAYTHEON COMPANY

35. Elinor F. Joseph Selame SELAME DESIGN

36. Arnold S. Hiatt, Chairman THE STRIDE RITE CORPORATION

37. Robert J. Semler, Regional Administrator U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR • 38. Donna Latson Gittens, Vice President, Community Programming WCVB-TV5

39. Carmen Fields, The Ten O'Clock News WGBH-TV CHANNEL 2

40. Roberto Rodriguez, Project Director WGBH-TH CHANNEL 2

• . . A lianza .-.- -- c.1:::I1:::I1:::I La Alianza Hispana Our future is something we build everyday 409 Dudley Street Roxbury. MA 021 19 • (617) 427 -7175 (617) 427-7176 (617) 427-7177 FAX 442-2259

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

January 1, 1991 -- December 31, 1991

1. Ms. Phyllis Barajas, President 5 Pama Garden Brighton, MA 02135 Home: 787-2354 Office: 495-1140

2. Francisco Ramos-Gomez, 1st VP 31 Melrose St, Apt.# 3 P.O. Box 1245 Boston, MA 02117 Home: 423-2218 • Office: 495-3903 3. Ms. Enery Martinez, 2nd VP 119 Peterborough Street Apartment # 37 Boston, MA 02215 Home: 424-1439 Office: 1-508 960-2410

4. Ms. Betsy Tregar, Treasurer 34 Upton Street Boston, MA 02118 Home: 262-1288 Office: 726-6200 Ext. 5652

5. Gary Mena, Asst. Treasurer 9 Ripley Street Newton, MA 021 9 9 Home: 969-3723 Office: 727-2200 Ext. 3410 • (revs. 12/90/rmc)

This agency is supported by the United Way of Massachusetts Bay BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 2 .. .'

6. Ms. Ana Maria Porrata-Doria, Clerk 1615 Commonwealth Avenue, #6 Brighton, MA 02135 Home: 783-9125 • Office: 436-3130

7. Ms. Bettie Baca 4 Alton Court, Apt. #1 Brookline, MA 02146 Home: 495-8895 Office: 734-3033

8. Jose deJesus 227 Park Drive #44 Boston, MA 02215 Home: 266-3755 Office:

9. Harmin Linares, Jr. 71 Millwood Stre~t Framingham, MA 01701 Home: 1-508 877-7205 Office: 895-2015

10. Ms. Elsa Montano-Arroyo • 5 Wharton Court Hyde Park, MA 02136 Home: 361-4663 Office: 298-0785

11. Ms. Maria Morales (On Leave) 67 Idaho Street Mattapan, MA 02126 Home: Office: 426-6500 Ext. 253

12. Ms~ Caroline C.Playter 429 River Road North Tewksbury, MA 01876 Home: 1-508 851-9319 Office: 338-0070

13. Ms. Sylvia Saavedra-Keber 4 Cornelius Way Cambridge, MA 02141 Home: 576-1601 • Office: 1-508 727-7888 A lianza .-.- -- cl:::ll:::ll:::l La Alianza Hispana Our future is something we build everyday 409 Dudley Street Roxbury. MA 02119 • (617) 427-7175 (6 1 7) 427 -7 176 (617) 427-7177 FAX 442-2259

TO: Betsy Tregar FROM: Miguel Rinqvald DATE: January 16, 1991 RE: Financial Update

As you may note from Exhibit 1, our cash situation is good. We are working on the united way proposal which will be due on February 15. Their campaign has not been succesful this past year and that will affect all the affiliated agencies such as Alianza.

We have been paid by JCS on the Adul t Education contract that was owed to us .

We will have a mid-year report on operating results for • the next Board meeting in February •

1 This agency is supported by the United Way of Massachusetts Bay \)

~A ~ LIANIA HISPANA 9AlA~JCE SHEET JAN l ~ • ASSETS JAN 1S FEB 01 FEB 15 MAR 01 MAR 15 CHECKING .75000 KONEY K~T-CAPITAL 15000 TOTAL CASH 90000 75000 50700 23t61 10b918 140106

AceTS RECEIVABLE BILLED "0 AKOUHT 30 60 90 OVER 90 JCS- ALI 14-Jan DEC 5500 0 0 (I 0 5500 AFTER SCHOOL 14-Jao DEC 2500 0 (I 0 0 2500 SENIOR CENTER 14-Jan DEC 2300 0 (I (I 0 2300 SAY YES to-Jan DEC 26800 0 0 0 (I 26800 DSS-SEX ABUSE 10-Jan DEC 3200 0 0 0 0 3200 nSS-PAS 10-Jan DEC 46500 0 (I 0 (l 14500 32000 14500 32000 DSS-YOLtTH COUNS. 10-Jan DEC 1500 0 0 0 0 1500 1500 nSS-fiSAS? to-Jan DEC 5500 0 0 0 (I 2500 3000 2500 3000 2500 CCRC-VOUCHERS 15-Dec NOV 1000 0 0 0 0 1000 DPH-SUBST.ABUSE 09-Jan DEC 8000 0 0 0 0 3700 3700 3700 3700 3700 DPH-]NTERVENTION 15 ~ Jan DEC 6600 0 (I 0 (I 6600 DPH-CHEP 10-Jan DEC 4533 (I () -- 0 (I 4533 DPH-AI10 tlI VI DA iO-Jan DEC 3400 (I (I 0 (I 3400 DHH- A.FAt'!. 10-Jan DEC 6700 0 0 (I 0 6700 6500 SOCIAL CLUB 10-Jan DEC 25000 0 0 0 0 25000 25000 TITLE II I 10-Dec NOV 3200 0 0 (I (I 3200 to-Jan DEC 3000 0 (I 0 (I 3000 KACOUNCIl 10-Jan DEC 5488 (I 0 0 0 548B 0 ET/JCS to-Jan DEC 14700 0 0 0 0 14700 PROJ.OUTREACH 10-Dec NOV 7365 0 0 (I 0 7365 I5-Jan DEC 7000 (I 0 (I 0 7000 DPH-STREET 15-Jan DEC 2500 0 0 0 (I 2500 DSS-PARENT AIDE I5-Nov OCT 4061 4061 0 .- 0 0 4061 15-Dec NOV 7459 0 0 0 0 7459 IS-Jan DEC 7(100 0 0 0 (I 7000 TEEN PRES SUB IS-Dec NOV 2000 0 (I 0 0 2000 2000 IS-Jan DEC 1500 0 0 0 0 1500 TOTAL AIR 212806 0 0 0 o DOE-ABE 12500 0 TOTAL ASSETS 302806 FOUNDATIONS 0 15000 ------U WAY 10500 10500 10500 10500 LIABILITIES TOTAL IN (I 0 (I 0 0 ACCRUEU PAYROll EST 65000--- ~ AVAILABLE 95700 78161 161918 195t06 24B80b UNEARNED REVENUE CAPITAL 15000 SHAWKUT LOAN 50000 PAYROLL 65000 65000 65000 65000 b5000 ACCT PAYABLE EST 60000 TOTAL LIABILITIES 190000 ACCTS PAY 30000 40000 40000 40000 40000 ------TOTAl OUT 95000 105000 105000 105000 105000 EST FUND BALANCE 112806 LOAN 50000 50000 50000 50000 0 ======ENDING • BALANCE 50700 23161 106918 140106 143806 - ~ ­ lianza -=1 ~---VI VI VI L l . -\ l i ~ lI1/. ~l I ! i ~p (lIla Our future is som ething we build e\'eryday 409 Dudley Street Roxbury. MA 02119 January I 't. 1991 (6 1 7) -+27 -7 1 75 • (6 17) -1- 27-71 76 (6 17) -1-27 - 7 177 FA,\ -+ -+2 -2 259

Alianza Hispana is an organ of the Latino Community of Boston which is committed to creating avenues of dignity, opportunitY, and fulfillment for all our members. We are an agency of and for the Community that provides enlightenment through programs of education, training, health, counseling. and encouragement - very human services that are an essential ingredient for full. vital participation in the American dream. The avenues that will open the way for Latino leaders - doctors, lawyers, planners, business people, educators. artists - to develop and emerge in time for the 21st century.

The evening of June 8. 1991 will be a very significant occasion for the Latino community of Boston. It will be one of significant celebration - a fiesta Latina. But more than that it will be a moment of rededication for our Community. as we prepare ourselves for the Twenty-First Century. Edward James Olmos has been invited to be our keynote speaker. ~

We invite you to lend your name and stature to our Latino Community's pursuit of fulfillment. Our wort is very important. I hope you will accept our invitation to be a member of the Honorary Committee for Alianza 2000 Jrull. Because of all that you stand for in the eyes of both the Latino Community as well as the community at large. your participation as a member 01 our Honorary Committee would add greatly to both the celebration and • the rededication. There will be a Planning Breakfast for the Honorary Committee on the morning of Wednesday, January 30, 1991. It will be at 8:00 A.M. in the Jefferson Room of the Sheraton Boston Hotel & Towers. I hope you will be able to join us .

Alianza 2000 and 1 is the second of ten annual banquets. being held on our anniversary. The final one wHI be in June of the year 2000. Much has been accomplished in the two decades of La Alianza Hispana's life, so we have much to celebrate. (I am enclosing our Souvenir Program from last year to give you a more complete idea.)

But enormous challenges remain. The coming year - the entire decade - is gOing to be a critical time for the Hispanic community. Before the turn of the century the Latino population of Greater Boston will be several times what it is today. It will be made up of people for whom the guidance, support and leadership which La AHanza Hispana provides will be crucial.

By participating in Alianza 2000 and I and joining us on Wednesday morning, January 30. 1991 at the Sheraton Boston Hotel & Towers. you will be providing important momentum to all of us for the work ahead.

Thank you for considering this request. I'll phone you in a few days to answer any questions. and to see if you will be able to accept my invitation to be an Honorary Committee member and to attend the Planning Breakfast on the 30th. Sincerely •

Luis Prado • Executive D.irector Enclosure

@ Thi' a~c nC\ · is s uppo rted by the Unit ed Wav or Massach u setts Bay Alianza .-.- -- c.~1 ~11::1 La Alianza Hispana Our future is something we build c\'eryday 409 Dudley Street • Roxbury. MA 02119 (617) ~27 - 7175 (617) ~27-717n Partial List of Invitees (617) 427-7177 FA-X ~-t2 - 225 9 to

HONORARY COMMITTEE for

ALIANZA 2000.-1

1. Marilyn Swartz Lloyd, President BEACON MANAGEMENT COMPANY

2. Consuelo Thornell, Vice President BELL ASSOCIATES, INC.

3. Ronald A. Horner, President BOSTON BA~m OF COMMERCE

4. Bruce Marks, Artistic Director BOSTON BALLET COMPANY • 5. Stephen J. Sweeney, Chairman & CEO BOSTON EDISON COMPANY

6 • Anna Faith Jones, President THE BOSTON FOUNDATION, INC.

7 • John F. Ramsey, Director of External Affairs THE BOSTON FOUNDATION, INC.

8. Paul Szep THE BOSTON GLOBE

9. Michael Taylor, Executive Director THE BOSTON PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL 10. Hubie Jones, Dean BU SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK 11. Piedad Robertson, Ph.D., President BUNKER HILL COMMUNITY COLLEGE •

This agency is supported by the United Way of Massachusetts Bay 12. Fernando Co1loredo-Mansfeld, Chief Operating Officer • CABOT PARTNERS 13. Raymond G. Torto, Ph.D., President COLDWELL BANKER COMMERCIAL/TORTO WHEATON SERVICES

14. Marvin E. Gilmore, Jr., General Manager COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION OF BOSTON, INC.

15. Michael M. Morrow, Partner COOPERS & LYBRAND

16. Dom La Cava, Senior Vice President DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION

17. Hector Torres DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION

18. Thomas P. McDermott, Office Managing Partner ERNST & YOUNG

19. David Weinstein, Vice President & Corporate Counsel FIDELITY INVESTMENTS

20. David A. Fausch, Vice President, Corp. Public Relations THE GILLETTE COMPANY

21. Milton L. Glass, Vice President, Finance THE GILLETTE COMPANY

22. Rafael Toro, Director, Public Relations GOYA FOODS, INC.

23. Arthur T. Gutierrez, President THE GUTIERREZ COMPANIES

24. Ralph Fine, Esq. HINCKLEY, ALLEN, SNYDER, COMEN

25. Robert Hildreth, President IBS, INC.

26. Bettie Baca, Associate Director MID-CAREER & MPA PROGRAM/KENNEDY SCHOOL OF GOVERNMENT . 27. C. George Scala, Chairman & CEO LECHMERE, INC.

28. Inez Stewart, Employment Manager • LOTUS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION 29. Milton J. Benjamin, Jr., President • MASSACHUSETTS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FINANCE CORPORATION 30. Joyce L. Plotkin, Executive Director MASSACHUSETTS COMPUTER SOFTWARE COUNCIL

31. Joseph T. McCullen, Jr., General Partner MORGAN, HOLLAND VENTURES CORPORATION

32. Robert Kittrell, Director NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF CHRISTIANS AND JEWS

33. Paul C. O'Brien, President & CEO NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY

34. Charles F. Adams, Chairman, Finance Committee RAYTHEON COMPANY

35. Elinor F. Joseph Selame SELAME DESIGN

36. Arnold S. Hiatt, Chairman THE STRIDE RITE CORPORATION

37. Robert J. Semler, Regional Administrator U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR • 38. Donna ·Latson Gittens, Vice President, Community Programming WCVB-TV5

39. Carmen Fields, The Ten O'Clock News WGBH-TV CHANNEL 2

40. Roberto Rodriguez, Project Director WGBH-TH CHANNEL 2

• Honorary Co ••ittee (or • Aliang 2000.1 Hame Affiliation (listed alphabetically) 1) William B. Coughlin ABC (Artery Business Committee) Executive Director (617) 232-2535 ABC (Artery Business Committee) (617)742-3333 160 State Street Boston, MA 02109

2) Bill Burrus Accion International Director (617) 492-4930 Accion International 130 Prospect Street Cambridge, MA 02139

3) James Fitzgibbons Amoskeag Company President (617) 262-4000 Amoskeag Company

~ , Suite 4500 ,,,-, Boston, MA 02199

4) Michael Cohen ARTS/Boston • Executive Director (617) 423-44:54 ARTS/Boston 100 Boylston Street Boston, MA 02116

5) Miguel A. Satut Associated Grantmakers of Massachusetts President (617) 426-2606 Associated Grantmakers of Massachusetts 294 Washington Street Suite 840 Boston, MA 02108

6) joseph Sweeney AT&T Manager, Public Relations (508) 960-2220 1600 Osgood Street North Andover, MA 0184,

7) Dr. Gloria Johnson-Povell judge Baker Children's Center Director, Camille Cosby Center (617)232-8390 judge Baker Children's Center 295 Longwood Avenue • Boston, MA 02115 8) Dr. Alvin F. Poussaint judge Baker Children's Center Senior Associate in Psychiatry (617) 232-8390 • judge Baker Children's Center 295 Longwood Avenue Boston , MA 02115

9) Ira Stepanian Bank of Boston Chairman & CEO (617) 434-2200 Bank of Boston 100 Boston, MA 02110

./ 10) Marilyn Swartz Lloyd Beacon Management Company President (617) 330-1400 Beacon Management Company 50 Rowes Wharf 6th floor Boston, MA 02110

/ 11) Consuelo Thornell Bell Associates. Inc. Vice President (617)876-2933

~ Bell Associates. Inc. ''.., 17 Story Street • Cambridge , MA 02138 12) Carol Nashe Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Massachusetts Vice President (617)956-3320 Community & Public Affairs Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Massachusetts Boston, MA 02110

13) john Larkin Thompson Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Massachusetts President (617) 956-2000 Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Massachusetts 100 Summer Street Boston, MA 02110

14{) Ronald A. Homer Boston Bank of Commerce c/ President (617) 4'7-4400 Boston Bank of Commerce 133 Federal Street Boston. MA 02110 • /15) Bruce Marks Boston Ballet Company Artis'tic Director (617) 96.f-.f070 ext. 201 • Boston Ballet Company 42 Vernon Street Newton. MA 021~8

16) Joseph j. O'Donnell Boston Concessions Group, Inc. President (617) .f99-2700 Boston Concession Group. Inc. 111 Sixth Street Cambridge, MA 02141

17) Stephen J. Sweeney Boston Edison Company ./ Chairman & CEO (617) .f2.f-2000 v 'Boston Edison Company 800 Boylston Street Boston. MA 02199

18) Anna Faith Jones The Boston Foundation. Inc. V President (617) 723-7415 ::,.. The Boston Foundation, Inc. ~ , 6th floor • Boston. MA 02109 19) John F. Ramsey The Boston Foundation. Inc. Director of External Affairs (617) 723-7.f15 l,..,/ The Boston Foundation. Inc. 60 State Street 6th floor Boston. MA 02109

20) Chester R. Messer Boston Gas Company President (617) 742-8400 Boston Gas Company Boston. MA 02108

21) Richard C. Ockerbloom The Boston Globe President (617) 929-2892 The Boston Globe P. O. Box 2378 Boston. MA 02107 .

22) Paul Szep The Boston Globe The Boston Globe (617) 929- 3000 ~ p, O. Box 2378 Boston. MA 02107 23) Michael Taylor The Boston Private Industry Council Executive Director (617) 4(23- 3755 •t/ The Boston Private Industry Council 185 Devonshire Street Suite 1000 Boston, MA 02110

24) Daniel B. Ciotti Boston Trade Bank President (617) "6-2000 Boston Trade Bank 10 Post Office Square Boston, MA 02109

25) Dr. John Silber Boston University President (617) 353-2200 Boston University 147 Bay State Road Boston, MA 02215

26) Hubie Jones Boston University / Dean (617)3'3-3760 ' ~ , BU School of Social Work ., 264 Bay State Road Room 201 • Boston, MA 02215 27) fohn T. Fallon R.M. Bradley & Co., Inc. Chairman &CEO (617) 421-0750 R.M. Bradley & Co., Inc. 2'0 Boylston Street Boston, MA 02116

J 28) Piedad Robertson, Ph.D. Bunker Hill Community College President (617) 241-8600 ext. 400 Bunker Hill Community Colleg New Rutherford Avenue Charlestown. MA 02129

29) Ferdinand Colloredo-Mansfeld Cabot Partners Chief Operating Officer (617) 723-0900 Cabot Partners 60 State Street 3,th floor Boston, MA 02109 30) Richard j. Bertman. FAIA CBT /Childs Bertman Tseckares & Partner Casendino, Inc. CBT /Childs Bertman Tseckares & (617) 262-43'" Casendino. Inc. 306 Dartmouth Street Boston, MA 02116

31) Donald j. Chiofaro Chiofaro Company President (617) 330-8850 Chiofaro Company Suite 600 Boston, MA 02110

32) Lawrence A. Bianchi Codman Associates Chairman (617)348-3800 Codman Asso dates 43rd floor Boston. MA 02111

33) Raymond G. Torto, Ph.D. Coldwell Banker Commercia1/ . ~ ., President Torto Wheaton Services Coldwell Banker Commercial! (617) 742-,744 Torto Wheaton Services l' Broad Street Suite 417 Boston, MA 02109-380 3

34) Marvin E. Gilmore, Jr. Community Development Corporation of General Manager Boston, Inc. Community Development Corporation (617) 442 -2114 of Boston, Inc. 801 Albany Street Roxbury, MA 02119

I ./ 35) Michael M. Morrow Coopers & Lybrand v ' Partner (617) 574-5000 Coopers & Lybrand Boston, MA 02110

36) Dom LaCava Digital Equipment Corporation Senior Vice President (508) 493-5063 ext. 7168 Digital Equipment Corporation 147 Main Street MLO 12-21T81 Maynard, MA 01754 37) Hector Torres Digital Equipment Corporation Digital Equipment Corporation (508) 493-1010 • (/' 148 Spectacle Pond Road Littleton. MA 01460

38) Brian F. Dacey The John Drew Company Executive Vice President (617) 439-5240 The John Drew Company World Trade Center Boston Suite 7S Boston. MA 02210

39) John E. Drew The John Drew Company President (617) 439-5240 The John Drew Company World Trade Center Boston Suite 75 Boston. MA 02210

40) Thomas P. McDermott Ernst & Young Office Managing Partner (617) 266-2000 Ernst & Young (617) 375-1480 (direct) V 200 Clarendon Street ~ ~ .. Boston. MA 02116

41) Richard F. Syron Federal Reserve Bank of Boston • President & CEO (617)973-3000 Federal Reserve Bank of Boston 600 Atlantic Avenue Boston. MA 02106

42) David Weinstein Fidelity Investments Vice President & Corporate Counsel (617) 570-7000 Fidelity Investments L/ 82 Devonshire Street Boston. MA 02109

43) Dennis R. Kanin. Esq. Foley. Hoag & Eliot Foley. Hoag & Eliot (617) 482-1390 One Post Office Square Boston. MA 02109

44) David A. Fausch The Gillette Company Vice President. Corp. Public Relations (617) 421-7000 The Gillette Company ~ -- .. Prudential Tower Building Boston. MA 02199 45) Milton L. Glass The Gillette Company Vice President. Finance (617) 421-7750 • The Gillette Company Prudential Tower Building v ' Boston. MA 02199

i6) David Ries, Esq. Goodwin, Procter & Hoar Goodwin. Procter & Hoar (617) 570-1000 Boston. MA 02109

47) Rafael Toro GoyaFoods. Inc. Director. Public Relations (201) 348-i900 Goya Foods, Inc. V 100 Seaview Drive Seacaucus.Nj 07094

48) Arthur T. Gutierrez The Gutierrez Companies President (617) 272-7000 The Gutierrez Companies One WaH Street ~ " V Burlington. MA 01803 49) Stephen Brown john Hancock Mutual Life Insurance President eX COO Company john Hancock Mutual Life Insurance (617) 572-6000 Company P. O. Box 111 Boston, MA 02117

50) Deval L. Patrick, Esq. Hill eX Barlow Hill & Barlow (617) 439- 3555 One International Place Boston, MA 02110

51) Ralph Fine, Esq. Hinckley. Allen, Snyder. Comen Hinckley, Allen, Snyder. Comen (617) 345-9000 / ,/ One Financial Center Suite 4600 ~ / Boston. MA 02111

? 52) Paul Palmer IBM • 53) Robert Hildreth IBS. Inc. President (617) 423-0021 • IBS. Inc. 10 High Street Suite 515 V Boston. MA 02110

54) George R. Baldwin Kaler Carney Liffler & Co., Inc. President (617) '42-4600 Kaler Carney Liffler & Co., Inc. 274 Summer Street Boston, MA 02210

55) Sherwin L. Kantrovitz, Esq. Law Offices of Sherwin L. Kantrovitz 294 Washington Street (617) 426-m9 Boston. MA 02108

56) Bettie Baca John F. Kennedy School of Government Associate Director (617) 496-1199 / Mid-Career & MPA Program ~// John F. Kennedy School of Government 79 jFK Street ~ ":', Cambridge. MA 02138

57) C. George Scala Lechmere, Inc. • Chairman & CEO (617) 93~-8230 Lechmere, Inc. ~ / 275 Wildwood Street Woburn, MA 01801

58) Inez Stewart Lotus Development Corporation Employment Manager (617) 577-8500 Lotus Development Corporation V 55 Cambridge Park Cambridge, MA 02142

59) Milton j. Benjamin, Jr. Massachusetts Community Development President Finance Corporation Massachusetts Community Development (617) 482-9141 ~... Finance Corporation 10 Post Office Square Boston, MA 02109 ·

60) Joyce L. Plotkin Massachusetts Computer Software Council Executive Director (617) 437-0600 Massachusetts Computer Software Council • 581 Boylston Street V / Boston, MA 02116 61) Thomas P. Glynn MBTA General Manager (617)722-3200 • MBTA 10 Park Plaza Boston, MA 02116

62) Joseph T. McCullen; Jr. Morgan, Holland Ventures Corporation General Partner (617) 423-1765 Morgan, Holland Ventures Corporation (/ One Liberty Square Boston, MA 02109

63) Robert Kittrell National Conference of Christians and Jews Director (617) 227-9155 National Conference of Christians and Jews 15 Broad Street ~ Boston, MA 02109

64) Frederick W. Knier .. The New England Vice President, Corporate Management (617) ~78-2000 The New England ~ '01 Boylston Street Boston, MA 02117

• Joan T. Bok New England Electric System 6:» Chairman (508) 366-90 11 New England Electric System 25 Research Drive Westborough, MA 01'82

66) Paul C. O'Brien New England Telephone Company President & CEO (617) 743-9800 New England Telephone Company ~ . 185 Franklin Street Boston. MA 02107

67) John R. Kris Organization Resources, Inc. President (617) 742-8970 Organization Resources, Inc. 63 Atlantic Avenue Boston, MA 02110 .

68) Lawrence S. DiCara, Esq. Peabody & Brown Peabody & Brown (617) 34'-1000 • Boston, MA 02110 69) David B. Perini Perini Corporation President (508) 875-6171 • Perini Corporation 73 Mt. Wayte Avenue/P.O. Box 817 Framingham, MA 01701

7 70) Polaroid Corporation

71) Victor Kramer The Putnam Companies Senior Vice President (617) 292-1162 The Putnam Companies One Post Office Square Boston, MA 02109

72) Stephen Carr Anderson, Esq. Rackemann, Sawyer & Brewster Rackemann, Sawyer "& Brewster (617) 542-2300 One Financial Center Boston, MA 02111

73) Charles F. Adams Raytheon Company Chairman, Finance Committee (617) 860-2203 Raytheon Company 141 Spring Street Lexington, MA 02173

74) Alfred W. Fulier, Esq . Ropes & Gray Ropes & Gray (617) 9' 1-7000 One International Place Boston, MA 02110

75) Elinor & Joseph Selame Selame Design Selame Design (617) 969-3150 L----- 2330 Washington Street Newton, MA 02162

76) John j. Shaughnessy, Sr. Shaughnessy Crane Service, Inc. President · (617)268-3000 Shaughnessy Crane Service, Inc. 346 DStreet • South Boston, MA 02127 77) Dennis j. Kearney, Esq. Smith. McNulty & Kearney Smith, McNulty & Kearney (611) '23-0200 • One State Street Boston, MA 02109

78) Joseph J. Tischler Snyder Leather Company President (611)182-3300 Snyder Leather Company 342 Western Avenue Brighton. MA 0213'

19) Paul S. James Solar Electrical Construction Corporation President (611) 268-1'~8 Solar Electrical Construction Corporation 11 Widett Circle Roxbury, MA 02118

80) Manuel j. Lipson, M.D. Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital SpaUlding Rehabilitation Hospital (611) 120-6400 12' Nashua Street Boston, MA 02114

81 ) Arnold S. Hiatt The Stride Rite Corporation Chairman (617) 491-8800 • The Stride Rite Corporation , Cambridge Center V Cambridge, MA 021 ~2

82) Herbert Lemelman. Professor Suffolk University School of Law Suffolk University School of Law (611) 513-8000 41 Temple Street Boston, MA 02108

83) TimothyT. Hilton, Esq. Sullivan & Worcester Sullivan eX Worcester (617) 338-2800 One Post Office Square Boston, MA 02109

84) Richard Taylor Taylor Properties. Inc. President . (617) 261-0050 Taylor Properties. Inc. 12' Summer Street • Boston, MA 02108 85) joan Wallace-Benjamin, Ph.D. Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts President (617) 442-4519 • Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts 88 Warren Street Roxbury, MA 02119

86) Robert J. Semler U.S. Department of Labor Re gional Administrator (617) 56,-22'8 U.S. Department of Labor Employment & Training Administration One Congress Street Boston, MA 0211~

87) Robert B. Zevin U.S. Trust Company Vice President (617) 726-7250 U.S . Trust Company 30 Court Street Boston, MA 02108

88) john Spinola WBZ-TV Channel 4 Vice President & General Manager (617) 787-7000 WBZ-TV4 1170 Soldiers Field Road Boston, MA 02134

89) S. james Coppersmith WCVB-TV Channel 5 President & General Manager (617) 449-0400 WCVB-TV5 , TV Place Needham, MA 02194

90) Donna Latson Gittens WCVB-TV Channel' Vice President, Community Programming (617) 449-0400 WCVB-TV' 5 TV Place Needham, MA 02194

91) Carmen Fields WGBH-TV Channel 2 The Ten O'Clock News (617) 492-2m WGBH-TV . 12, Western Avenue Boston, MA 02134 • 92) Roberto Rodriguez WGBH-TV Channe12 Project Director (617) 4;92-2m • WGBH-TV 125 Western Avenue Boston, MA 02134

93) Peter T. White JF. White Contracting Company Vice President (617) 964-0100 JF. White Contracting Company One Gateway Center Newton, MA 02158

(4) Charles Kenny Whittier Partners Chairman ~ Co-Managing Partner (617) 4;82-6000 Whittier Partners 155 Federal Street Boston, MA 02110

Politicians Ie ClerlY

I) Bruce C. Bolling (617) 725-4220 Boston City Council 725-4221 One City Hall Plaza Boston , MA 02201

? 2) President Jimmy Carter

3) Representative Brian j. Donnelly (617) 4;72-1800 47 Washington Street Quincy, MA 02169

4) Governor Michael S. Dukakis 85 Perry Street Brookline, MA 02146

5) Raymond L. Flynn (617) 725-4500 Mayor of Boston One City Hall Plaza • Boston I MA 02201 . .

6) Representative Barney Frank (617)332-3920 437 Cherry Street • West Newton, MA 0216~

7) Bishop Roberto O. Gonzalez (617) 647-4179 Archdiocese of Boston/West Region 558 South Avenue Weston, MA 02193

8) Representative joseph P. Kennedy, II (617) 565-8686 O'Neill Federal Building Room 1111 Boston, MA 02222

9) Senator john F. Kerry 10 Park Plaza Room 3220 Boston, MA 02116

10) Cardinal Bernard F. Law (617) 782-2546 2101 Commonwealth Avenue Brighton, MA 02135

11) Representative Edward j. Markey (617) 565-2900 JFK Federal Building Room 2100A Boston, MA 02203

12) Representative Nicholas Mavroules (800) 272-6730 70 Washington Street Salem, MA 01970

13) Representative Nelson Merced (617) 722-2070 State House Room 473G Boston, MA 02133

14) Representative john joseph Moakley (617) 565-2920 World Trade Center Suite 220 Boston, MA 02210

15) Representative Gerry E. Studds (617)826-3866 2 Columbia Road Suite 6 Pembroke, MA 023,9

16) Governor WHliam H. Weld (617) 727-3600 • State House Boston, MA 02133