Lindsay Boger Since leaving the mainstream workforce upon the birth of my second child, I have dedicated myself to raising my two children, a 13-year-old daughter and 11-year-old son. During these years, I have done all I can to be as involved as possible in both of their school communities, as well as my local community, volunteering in many different capacities. My career and passion has always been working with children and families as a Clinical Social Worker, working in special needs adoption as well as Shriners Burn Hospital, where I continue to serve as an on-call Social Worker. I have been involved with Runway since its inception. I came to the event first as a guest and then supported the organization as a committee member. I hope to bring my passion and social work knowledge to this amazing organization in a more meaningful and full capacity as a member of the board.

Kristina Coccoluto is a wife and mother of three--two beautiful girls and a baby boy. Before raising tiny humans, she was a Catering Sales Manager in the event industry. With a strong family history of breast cancer, it came as no surprise to learn she was BRCA1+. Kristina underwent a preventative double mastectomy in 2016, the year she became a Runway model. She has ran two marathons on Team Bright Pink and feels passionate about educating women on their personal breast cancer risk. Kristina’s most rewarding life work involves mentoring fellow previvors and adventures with her growing family. Kristina has been a model in Runway since 2016. 

Maggie Corcoran Seitz is thrilled to be joining the board of Runway for Recovery. As a lifelong Boston resident, Maggie is personally and professionally familiar with both the health care and philanthropic landscapes of the city and the surrounding areas. Having lost her own mother to breast cancer in 2017, Maggie is eager to have the opportunity to help other families dealing with such a difficult situation. Maggie holds her undergraduate and graduate degrees from Boston College and currently resides in the South End with her family.

Maggie DeMont is currently the SVP of Corporate Strategy at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, where she has held a variety of different roles over the past 10+ years. Prior to HMH, Maggie was in Strategy Consulting as a Principal at the Parthenon Group, where she first met Olivia when she was her summer intern. She has her MBA from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, and began her career in Investment Banking as a Senior Analyst at Chase Securities. Maggie has been attending Runway since it’s early days at Nashawtuc to support Olivia and honor her Grandmother Maggie who passed away from breast cancer. Maggie has three daughters and enjoys skiing with them and her husband on the weekends.

Madeline Demoulas holds a B.A. in English from Boston College and currently works with Demoulas and Market Basket Supermarkets. As a member of the Company's Operations Team, she assists in developing and overseeing systems and logistics as well as various personnel and customer service programs. Her familiarity with Runway started when she first met Olivia Achtmeyer Boger at Middlesex School in Concord. A six-year Committee member, Madeline's present role at R4R is developing and growing the Silent Auction. A Greek devotee, she currently serves on the Board of Trustees of Anatolia College.

Christina Fagan Pardy Founder and CEO of Sh*t That I Knit, a Boston-based knit accessories brand. If you're familiar with STIK, it is likely because we have partnered with Runway for the past four years - setting up a trunk show at the (incredible) event and donating 40% of our sales to Runway. While this partnership has solidified my love of Runway, my connection to the organization began 12 years ago when I volunteered for my field hockey coach's (Olivia Achtmeyer) first R4R event at the Concord Country Club. When I'm not running my business, I love hanging out with my *new* husband Alex, you can find us skiing on the weekends and playing backgammon by the fire or on the beach! STIK began donating Give-A-Sh*t Knit Kits to young adult cancer patients a few years ago so that they could benefit from meditative knitting while undergoing cancer treatments. We've donated well over 400 knitting kits to Young Adult Programs all over the country, most notably at Dana Farber.

Ashley Keeney Mom of two wonderful children aged 5 and 3, Ashley lives in Marblehead MA with her husband. Ashley worked for 12 years in the Consumer Goods Industry in Marketing and Sales roles. Beginning with Procter and Gamble and most recently serving as a Director at Reckitt Benckiser. I'm currently working on my MBA at Boston University and looking forward to teaching Sales, Negotiations, and Consumer Behavior upon graduation.  My connection to the Runway organization is as a friend to Olivia, and I'm inspired and honored to service as a member of its board.

Kimberly Ahrendt Furnald Estate Planning and Private Business Solutions. Currently focused on creative insurance-based solutions for the estate planning needs of individuals and private business owners. Have worked in the financial services industry for more than 35 years. Fortunate enough to have known Cande and the Achtmeyer Family for over 30 years. I have introduced a number of families and friend to Runway which has strengthened our bond. Clint and I live on a working farm in NH and are the proud parents of two grown sons; one in the financial services world and the other is a local dairy farmer. I have been on the board of the Girl Scouts of Eastern Mass, a chair of the Emerald Necklace Conservancy’s Party in the Park, as well as past president and current board member of the Financial Planning Association of Northern New England. 

Randall Kennedy  (Randy) is an American law professor and author at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He is the Michael R. Klein Professor of Law and focuses his research on the intersection of racial conflict and legal institutions in American life. He specializes in the areas of contracts, freedom of expression, race relations law, civil rights legislation, and the Supreme Court. One of his six books, Race, Crime, and the Law, won the Robert F. Kennedy Book Award. Randy is the father of three young adults, and lost his own wife to cancer (not breast), in 2005 while his children were quite young. He is, therefore, quite empathetic of the families who are applying to Runway. Of note, Randy is a dear friend of Bill Achtmeyer, having first met my Bill at Princeton as his freshman-year roommate, and he is therefore thrilled to give his expertise and strategic vision to Runway in honor of their friendship. 

Kathryn Lorusso is a busy mother of four children. She started her career at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute working in development and public relations before pursuing her master’s degree in dance/movement therapy. This interest in mind/body wellness led to a certification as a holistic health coach. Kathryn was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 37 and was thrilled to walk the Runway in 2015. She has been involved with a few organizations close to her heart such as the Emerson Hospital Auxiliary and Gaining Ground. She is so honored to be a part of such an inspiring organization!

Suzanne Lowell President and Lead Designer for Suzanne B Lowell Lighting Design, Inc. since 1995. Previously on the faculty and staff of the Boston Conservatory. Breast Cancer Survivor since 2006, a preventative, second mastectomy in 2007 showed cancer in the pathology. Working with Runway for ten years, providing the lighting for the entire event.   I have been a long time supporter of charities that relate to animal welfare with primary focus upon Baypath Humane Society and Buddy Dog Humane Society. My favorite activity is anything that involves my partner, Liz.

Henry McNamara is a Partner at Great Oaks Venture Capital where he invests and advises early stage consumer, healthcare and technology businesses such as Allbirds, Away, Flatiron Health, Maven Clinic and Acorns. Henry was one of Olivia’s first students at Fenn in 2004 and attended the very first R4R event. In addition to R4R Henry has done work with philanthropic organizations such as Venture for America and Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Research Center. Henry, and his fiancé Laura, love to travel, ski and golf!

Ginger Bailey Pearson serves as Assistant Vice President for Advancement Administration at Babson College. In her current role, she oversees Advancement Services and Communications, Stewardship and Events. Previously, Ginger spent five years at University of Massachusetts Lowell as the Executive Director of Advancement where she led and managed day-to-day operations. A graduate of Hamilton College, she began her career in marketing and banking. Ginger is an active member of her community and serves on the governing board of Lowell General Hospital, the boards of Circle Home, Edgcomb Tennis Club and the Battles Foundation.

Abbey Redmond currently lives in Concord, MA with her husband and three boys. She graduated from Lawrence Academy and holds her Bachelor of Arts in History from Ithaca College. After college she worked in the finance industry for many years. Working for companies including; Goldman Sachs, State Street and most recently, J.P. Morgan’s institutional fixed income sales desk. She left J.P. Morgan, where she met her husband, to become a full-time mom. Abbey’s aunt is a breast cancer survivor and her fight, along with many others, gives her the passion to get more involved with Runway.

Beth Summers for the past six years I have devoted myself to raising my three children ages 9, 6, and 2. Prior to caring for my own children, I had the privilege of teaching kindergarten at the Learning Project Elementary School. And before my work in education, I had spent my career in the area of social work, specifically, helping families at risk. I hope to bring my passion for caring for children to Runway. I look forward to helping expand all the ways in which we can help families who are affected by cancer. I had the tremendous good fortune to have met Olivia, and her mother, when we were in high school and am so grateful to be part of this organization in her honor.

Wick Sollers is the former Managing Partner of King and Spaulding’s office in Washington, D.C., and the current Chair of the law firm’s 270 lawyer Government Matters practice group. Additionally, he is a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers and a former Assistant U.S. Attorney and U.S. Senate Special Counsel. He is a graduate of Princeton University and the University of Maryland Law School. He has served or is serving on a number of non-profit Boards, including the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Boys and Girls Clubs of America, St. Paul’s School for Boys in Baltimore, and Living Classrooms.

James Ward is a partner at Artemis, the industrial tech PE firm - focused on buying and building exceptional manufacturers of sensors, robotics, analytical instrumentation, specialty chemicals, and advanced materials. Most importantly, James is a partner to his wife and best friend Sophie, with whom he shares two mischievous little boys, Jack and Sammy, and a sweet life in Harvard Square. His support of R4R runs deep and is ultimately founded in his love for all the powerful women at its heart - including mom of moms, Cande Achtmeyer, his own mom, Lorraine Garnett Ward (original R4R model), and his life-long friend, Olivia Achtmeyer Boger.