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Galapagos Conservancy Welcomes New Board Chair
19 November 2009
We are pleased to announce that Galapagos Conservancy’s Board of Directors will be led by Richard S. Wood, who was elected to the post in October 2009. Mr. Wood replaced Mr. William Nitze who served as Board Chair for seven years.
CDRS Executive Director Gabriel Lopez (left) and Galapagos Conservancy Board Chairman Richard Wood stand outside the Charles Darwin Research Station in front of a banner listing generous GC donors. November 2009.
Richard Wood has a long background in investment management, working with Standish, Ayer & Wood in Boston for twenty years with a focus on pension, endowment and foundation clients. He also helped creat the Standish family of mutual funds and managed domestic, global and international fixed income funds for the Standish fund family.
His interests also include a long association as director and now president of Rockywold-Deephaven Camps in New Hampshire, a family-oriented summer camp/rustic resort set on 93 acres at Squam Lake, N.H.
Mr. Wood joined Johannah Barry and Linda Cayot from the staff at Galapagos Conservancy for several days in Galapagos this November, meeting with Board and staff of the Charles Darwin Foundation. Mr. Wood has served on the Galapagos Conservancy Board since 2008.
Mr. Wood holds a MBA from Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and an undergraduate degree from Yale.
Congratulations to Mr. Richard Wood. I live in Boston and would like to discover how I can make a contribution to the Galapagos Conservancy. I am a management consultant but maintain an active interest in my prior ‘life’ as a Zoologist and wildlife tourism executive. Please let me know how I can become more involved. regards. Michael Tattersall
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