Andrea Bergman J.D. ’95 has been appointed a United States magistrate judge (part-time) by the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey.

Nick Pera ’95 and Ingrid Bengtsson Pera ’95 celebrated their 16-year wedding anniversary and 50th birthdays this year. Nick is the COO of Truebeck Construction, president of the SCU Civil Engineering Advisory Board, and an adjunct lecturer at Santa Clara since 2006. Ingrid received her master’s in psychology in 2021 and is a school counselor […]

Jack Siegal ’95 J.D. ’01 became a partner with Fox Rothschild LLP’s Boston office as part of the Litigation Department and White-Collar Criminal Defense & Regulatory Compliance Practice. Siegal represents individuals and businesses — particularly in the financial, health care, technology, and government contracting industries — in state and federal trial and appellate courts, in […]

Manish Gupta MBA ’95 has been appointed as the Chief Marketing Officer of SonarSource. Gupta is an experienced executive recognized for scaling public and private businesses and growing significant enterprise value for the past 25 years. Gupta previously served as the CMO at Redis and most recently as the Vice President of Global Marketing for […]

Dean Daniels MA ’95 retired after 21 years as Director for the Office for Worship for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, and started a part-time teaching assignment at Sacred Heart Seminary and School of Theology. Dean also serves as Coordinator for Ecumenical and Interfaith Affairs for the archdiocese. He continues to support lay ministries in the […]

Dianna Finocchiaro Gallagher ’95 is the director of external relations at the Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University in Berkeley. She and her husband, Joe, live in Alamo and have 4 kids—their 2nd eldest, Mary Bridget ’24, is a freshman at SCU.

The Williamstown Theatre Festival announced its 2020 WTF Gala would be in New York City to honor Bo & Katherine Peabody ’95. Both have served as Festival Trustees for more than 20 years. Katherine is a Conflict Mediator and Restorative Circle Keeper. Her New York-based practice includes meditation, workshops, building stronger connections, and resolving conflicts […]

Shawn Wright J.D. ’95 has been appointed co-chair of Blank Rome’s Washington, D.C., Office. As office chair, Wright provides leadership and strategic direction for the office’s legal practices and business objectives.

Stephanie Burns J.D. ’95 has been named general counsel for StubHub. Previously, she worked at Amazon for nearly 15 years, most recently as VP and associate general counsel for worldwide operations. In that role, she led a team of lawyers supporting Amazon’s customer fulfillment and logistics, drone delivery, robotics, Prime Now service, customer service, and social […]

Actor Casey Affleck is set to produce The World To Come from director Mona Fastvold and screenwriters Ron Hansen M.A. ’95 and Jim Shepard. The movie is an adaption of the short story by Shepard, which chronicles two women who forge a close connection despite their isolation on the American frontier during the mid-19th century.  

Carlos Manuel Chavarría ’95 is the Director of the Theatre Program at Bellarmine University in Louisville, KY. He recently published his one-n show “La Vida Loca: an Apolitical in-your-face Odyssey of a Mexican Immigrant,” and is in negotiations for an edited anthology of Chicano Plays, as well as awaiting the publication of his play “Lloronas.” […]

Maire O’Keefe Byrne ’90 expanded her catering business in the fall of 2009 to open Thyme Café and Market in Santa Monica. Thyme Café specializes in seasonal fresh gourmet foods.

Ignacio J. Guerrero ’95 graduated from the Senior Executives in State and Local Government program at Harvard Kennedy School. Guerrero spent three weeks in Cambridge, Massachusetts, participating in this flagship executive education program with 75 other local and state government leaders from around the United States and the world.

Ignacio J. Guerrero ’95 was appointed director of the Santa Clara County Department of Child Support Services by the County Board of Supervisors in San Jose, Calif.

Ignacio J. Guerrero ’95 has been named Deputy Director of the Alameda County Department of Child Support Services (DCSS) in Pleasanton, California. He previously spent over 16 years working for San Mateo County in Redwood City, Ca.

Miles Kelly ’95 is chief marketing officer for OneLogin, a late-stage technology startup based in San Francisco. Kelly spent the last five years running global product marketing for DocuSign Inc. He holds a B.S. in marketing from SCU.  

Amy Rapp ’95 writes "I am working for Nike and have a 2.5 yr old boy named Andrew and twin 9 month olds, Pearson and Anna."

Avery Lu ’95 was one of 23 distinguished speakers at the IoT (Internet of Things) Summit, Santa Clara Convention Center, in March. He presented "The State of Wearable Tech in Health and Fitness—Where Do We Go From Here?" Lu is the co-founder and CMO of Palo Alto Scientific. His team is currently working on a product […]

Nicole Trevor Haims ’95 writes, "I received my MFA in Creative Writing (poetry) from the University of Iowa Writers’ Workshop in 1998 and quickly realized there weren’t a lot of jobs for poets, so I started a career in publishing. Working for Wiley Publishing was the best first job in the world. It allowed me […]

Eric Olson ’95 accepted a role as Genentech Product Development’s Business Lead for the Smarter Information Management (SIM) initiative. SIM is a multi-year initiative aimed at transforming how the company manages and uses its vast clinical information. Eric, his wife, Kristin, and daughters, Greta and Sofie, will relocate as ex-pats to Basel, Switzerland, where Roche (Genentech’s […]