Board of Directors
Executive Committee
Jeffrey Harvey, Chairman (Tewaaraton Builder)
Jeff is Principal of Harvey Partners LLC, an advisory and investment firm to emerging healthcare companies. He grew up in Sudbury MA, played high school lacrosse at Lincoln-Sudbury and college lacrosse at Boston College. Following college he coached and supported the beginning of the Massachusett Bay Youth Lacrosse League. Later he would be a co-owner of the Washington Bayhawks. Jeff has served as Director of Tewaaraton since 2007 and as Chairman since 2011. He received a B.S. from Boston College and MBA from the University of Michigan. Jeff lives in Bethesda MD with 3 aspiring lacrosse players Jace, Haisley and Trux.
Andrew Phillips, President (Tewaaraton Builder)
Andy is a retired Managing Director at BlackRock, a global investment management firm headquartered in New York City. He is currently an adjunct professor of finance at Long Island University. He was introduced to lacrosse at an early age on Long Island, N.Y., and his playing career passed through West Islip High School, Cornell University, the Long Island Lacrosse Club, and the New York Saints (NLL). He was a part of three Ivy League championships and one Final Four appearance while at Cornell. Andy previously coached his three daughters at the youth level on Long Island. He received both a B.S. and an M.B.A. from Cornell University.
Lauren Vance, Treasurer
Lauren is an Associate Director in the Career & Professional Development office at Washington & Lee University in Lexington, VA. She assists students and alumni in all areas of interest but has expertise in the finance, consulting, accounting, and real estate industries. Prior to joining W&L in 2019, Lauren worked in the investment management industry at Goldman Sachs in Washington, D.C. as well as Credit Suisse and Lehman Brothers in New York. She received a BA in Politics from Princeton University in 2006, where she was a senior captain on the Women’s Lacrosse Team and a member of the 2003 National Championship team. Lauren graduated from Episcopal High School and currently serves as a Class Chair for EHS and is a proud member of the school’s Hall of Fame. In addition to her work with the Tewaaraton Foundation, Lauren serves on the Board of Advisors for the Princeton Friends Lacrosse Group and is a volunteer assistant coach for the W&L Women’s Lacrosse Team.
Timothy Curry, Secretary
Jim Corcoran
Jim’s investment career began at Gabriele, Hueglin, and Cashman in 1984, where he was a VP of Fixed Income, focusing on municipal bonds and corporate debt for his high-net worth clientele. He later worked with Morgan Stanley’s Global Wealth Management Group before joining Wells Fargo Advisors in 2016. Jim holds FINRA Series 7, 63, and 65 securities registrations as well as active insurance licenses in Alaska, Connecticut, Delaware, Washington D.C., Florida, Massachusetts, Maryland, New Jersey, New York and Virginia.
Jim received his Finance degree from Georgetown University in 1982, and was elected into the Georgetown University Hall of Fame in 1999. He resides in Point Lookout, New York with his wife and five children. Additionally, Jim is a Trustee of the Heisman Trophy Trust and Commissioner of Point Lookout Baseball.
Ann M.D. Drumheller (Onondaga)
Ann is Special Assistant, Native American Initiatives at the National Museum of the American Indian – Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC. Ms. Drumheller has been with the NMAI for 30 years and has served in the museum in different capacities; her current position provides extensive outreach to Native constituencies, fundraising opportunities, engagement, follow-up, and continued partnership in Indian Country. Ms. Drumheller earned her BFA from Syracuse University and is designated as the first Native American female athlete to receive a four-year Varsity Letter from Syracuse University (Volleyball). Ms. Drumheller was named Syracuse University Outstanding Alumni Award Winner (2007) and Inaugural recipient of the Native American Outstanding Alumni Award (2018). Ms. Drumheller belongs to numerous Native cultural and educational organizations as well as museum associations. Ms. Drumheller has served on the Syracuse University Alumni Association Board (SUAA), as well as the Executive Committee of the SUAA. Ms. Drumheller has also served the Thompson Brother’s 4 The Future Foundation as a founding board member and currently serves on the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees for the Tewaaraton Foundation. Ann resides in Maryland with her husband Craig and have three children, Kyle, Dean and Patricia Jean.
Sylvester Miniter (Tewaaraton Builder)
Sylvester is a graduate of Landon School (Class of 1980) where he played lacrosse for Rob Bordley. He is Chief Executive Officer of Durham Capital Corporation which he founded in 1985. He graduated from Columbia University in 1990 with a B.A. in Political Science. He served on Landon’s Board of Trustees from 1999-2008 in various capacities including Vice Chairman. He was part of the group that founded the Tewaaraton Award in 1999. He has been a member of the Board of Trustees of Scan-Harbor since 2003 and he and his wife Gillian are longtime supporters of the US Fund for UNICEF and the Central Park Conservancy where Gillian serves as a Trustee. His son Quint is a member of the University of Pennsylvania lacrosse team and his daughter Serena works in West Hollywood, California in the entertainment industry.
At-Large
Neil Alt (Tewaaraton Builder)
Allegra Formento Bartscherer
Tim Borchert (Tewaaraton Builder)
Jeremy Ebie
Henry “Skip” Flanagan Jr.
Sean Fromm (Tewaaraton Builder)
Justin Giles
Dean Graham
Richard Griffin (Tewaaraton Builder)
Jennifer Hughes
Brett Jefferson (Tewaaraton Builder)
David Kelly Jr.
Nick Lantuh (Tewaaraton Builder)
Mike Lincoln
Haley McDonnell
Pierre Prosper
John Sanders
Matthew Teems
John Underwood (Tewaaraton Builder)
Lisa Vogel
Advisors
Simon Cataldo
Kevin Discepolo
Lane Errington
John Jiloty
Tari Kandemiri
Ambassadors
Sarah Aschenbach
Sid Jamieson
Andrew Lee
Leo Nolan
Tewaaraton Builders
Colin McLane
Gene Riecher
Jon Strain