Alana Lopez '15 and fellow alumni of color from five other northern New England independent schools will come together for a discussion about finding belonging at independent schools and beyond. Following the panel discussion, attendees will be invited to participate in optional speed networking.
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Eleanor Brown | Cardigan Mountain School Parent | Penn State University Professor of Law and International Affairs
Eleanor Brown is a Professor of Law and International Affairs at Penn State University and a Jamaican, Canadian, and American national, who has served on the boards of several publicly traded Caribbean companies. She was appointed by the Honorable Andrew Holness, Prime Minister of Jamaica, to the Commission on Educational Transformation in 2020, and the CARICOM Commission on the Economy in 2016. Eleanor is interested in immigration and property law, with a particular focus on emerging markets and capital market development in emerging economies.
Eleanor also founded DiversiBoard to change the way the tech recruiting industry operates amid high diversity awareness and severe engineer shortages.
Eleanor was previously the youngest director of JPSCo, the electric utility owned by Korea East West Power, Marubeni Corp. of Japan, and the government of Jamaica. She chaired the Pension Fund Subcommittee of the board. Eleanor was also an external board member of Caribiz, an association of Caribbean alumnae and students of Harvard Business School and the Wharton School. She holds a Bachelors in molecular biology from Brown University and
a Masters in Politics from Oxford, where she was Rhodes Scholar. She earned her J.D. from Yale.