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ICA Board of Directors
ICA's Board of Directors includes entrepreneurs, community organizers, community bankers and economic development experts.
Christina A. Clamp, Professor of Community and Economic
Development at Southern New Hampshire University. Christina is an expert on the
Mondragon system of cooperatives and the role cooperatives can play in
community economic development.
Susan Clare, Former Executive
Director of the Local Enterprise Assistance Fund, ICA’s Community
Development Loan Fund. Prior to joining LEAF, Ms. Clare was Director of
Chemical Bank’s Education and Health Lending Department. She also
volunteers as Treasurer of Oxfam America.
Daniel
E. Coleman,
Senior Vice President, Fleet Development Ventures manages a $100 million private
equity portfolio invested in urban, minority-owned and women-owned
businesses.
Newell Lessell, Ex-Officio
Board member and Executive Director of ICA where he has
worked with a range of companies including businesses in health care,
recycling, temporary services, the foundry industry, wood products,
agriculture and the automotive sector.
James D. Megson, Clerk,
Ex-Officio Board member and Executive
Director of the Local Enterprise Assistance Fund, ICA’s Community
Development Loan Fund. He
was President of ICA for 15 years and continues to work as a Senior Consultant
for ICA. He has thirty years experience in consulting to a
wide range of clients from small community based enterprises to several
of the Fortune 500 companies.
Dominic Moulden, Chair. Executive Director of MANNA Community
Development Corporation. Mr. Moulden is a former Fannie Mae Fellow and
serves on the Board of the
Campaign for Human Development, the Catholic Church’s national
community economic development organization.
Alexander
H. Pyle,
Partner at Foley
Hoag LLP, a Boston-based law firm. Mr. Pyle's practice focuses on advising
entrepreneurial companies on corporate and transactional matters, including
financings, securities law compliance, mergers and acquisitions, and technology
licensing.
Rand Wilson, Organizing Director Local 201 of the International Union of Electronic, Electrical, Salaried, Machine and Furniture Workers-Communications Workers of America (IUE-CWA). Mr. Wilson has held positions with several local unions and was Director of the Massachusetts Jobs with Justice for a number of years. He is President of the Center for Labor Education and Research, a trustee of the Center for the Study of Public Policy.
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