In March, Robert Reid MBA ’84 will travel to Bolivia to coordinate the development of the first safe water drinking systems in two rural villages. These villages are in the Altiplano region of Bolivia where living conditions are very difficult and child deaths from waterborne diseases are unacceptably high.

Jeffrey Billett ’84 has been appointed medical director of Coalinga State Hospital at the Department of State Hospitals in Coalinga, California. Billett is a Democrat and has been a psychiatrist for the Clinical Operations Advisory Council at the Department of State Hospitals since 2019. He has also been a psychiatrist in private practice since 1992.

Benito Almanza J.D. ’84 is announcing his retirement after 45 years at Bank of America and more than two decades as the Phoenix and Arizona president. During his distinguished career, Almanza delivered Bank of America’s resources to clients across Phoenix and Arizona, helping direct close to $125 million in philanthropic investments that have led to […]

Pat Curran ’84 has been appointed CEO of Health Plan of San Mateo (HPSM), a nonprofit health plan located in South San Francisco. In his new role, he will lead HPSM through CalAIM, which is the State of California’s multi-year initiative to transform Medi-Cal. Pat joined HPSM in 2016 as Deputy CEO. Prior to HPSM, […]

Robert Thomas ’84 has been elected to the American Law Institute (ALI), the leading independent organization in the United States producing scholarly work to clarify, modernize, and improve the law. An attorney with Damon Key Leong Kupchak Hastert, he is among 50 new American and international members bringing their expertise to the organization, and the […]

David Sandino J.D. ’84 has been selected by the Groundwater Resources Association of California to serve as a lecturer in the 2019 David Keith Todd Distinguished Lecture Series created to honor Dr. David Keith Todd for his enormous contributions to groundwater science and technology.

Kevin Dowling ’84 is a fundraiser for Habitat for Humanity East Bay/Silicon Valley and resides in Hayward.

Richard Martig ’84 is CFO of Movius, an Atlanta-based mobile communications firm. Previously, he was CFO at Nexenta Systems based in San Jose.

Gil Ochoa J.D. ’84 was appointed to the Inland Empire JSAC committee on June 26, 2019. For the first time in California history, the public will know the individuals who provide important feedback on judicial candidates for nomination and appointment. The JSACs, comprised of attorneys and judges who live and work in the eight regions, […]

Jim Stapleton ’84 has joined Blank Rome, a law firm headquartered in Philadelphia with 13 offices nationwide, as chief business development and marketing officer. Stapleton will be based out of Blank Rome’s Washington, D.C., office and will be responsible for leading the firm’s business development, marketing, client service, and branding efforts. Prior to this role […]

James Stapleton ’84, has joined 800-lawyer Littler Mendelson as the Chief Marketing Officer based in San Francisco.

Tim Brown ’84 is a Vice President at Aon Consulting. He manages Radford’s Global Technology Survey for compensation professionals in the high technology industry. He’s also an adjunct Professor at SJSU teaching Compensation and Rewards within the Management department. He lives in Los Altos with his wife Darla and son Adam.

Mary Rose (Colonna) Caras ’84 has been appointed to the California State Board of Accountancy, Enforcement Advisory Committee.

Denis G. O’Neal J.D. ’83, an attorney in private practice, serves as a member of the Santa Clara County Personnel Board and as a hearing officer for Santa Clara County’s Department of Planning and Development. He is also a commissioner on the board of the Housing Authority of the County of Santa Clara. In 2004, […]

Mary Beth Riley ’84 and Joanne Pasternack J.D. ’99 made the Silicon Valley Business Journal‘s Women of Influence list for 2013.   As executive director of the San Francisco 49ers Foundation, Pasternack heads an organization that has donated more than $20 million to support nonprofit programs for preventing violence and youth leadership. Pasternack has stayed busy in the last few years […]

Rick Martig ’84 was appointed CFO of Nexenta Systems. Most recently, Martig served as the vice president of File & Content at Hitachi Data Systems, following the company’s acquisition of BlueArc in September 2011. Martig has 26 years of senior leadership, finance, and accounting experience in the public and private sectors. Prior to joining Nexenta […]

Mary Mathews-Stevens ’84 has been elected to SCU’s Board of Trustees. Along with her husband, Mark, a former partner in the venture-capital firm Sequoia Capital, Mary has been active in education philanthropy with their support of numerous educational organizations in California. Earlier in her career, Mary spent 14 years in the commercial real estate industry in […]

Shelley (Simmons) Kapur ’84 is working for TEKsystems Global Services as a project manager in Portland, Ore.

Chuck Eichten ’84 wrote, illustrated and designed The Book of Better: Life With Diabetes Can’t Be Perfect, Make It Better (Random House, U.S.; Harper Collins, Canada), leveraging skills honed working the late shift at The Santa Clara. The Book distills all the idiotic things and all the smart things Chuck did over 30 years living […]

Retired Colonel Bart Howard ’84 served as a featured military history guest lecturer on a Viking Ocean Cruises ship sailing around the Mediterranean. While on board, he befriended two other Broncos: Steve Silvestri ’75, MBA ’77, and Dick Lambert ’76, MBA ’79. Here they are in Malta. What a small Bronco world!