The Board of Trustees unanimously elected Carmine Martignetti ’71, a valued trustee at Tabor since 2006, as our next Chairman at their summer meeting. “I am delighted to serve Tabor, which has been such a significant part of my life, as well as to work with our dedicated trustees and our outstanding Head of School John Quirk.”
Carmine is President and Co-Owner of Martignetti Companies, the leading wine and spirits distributor in New England. He is currently a Vice Chair of The Boston Symphony Orchestra and Chair of its Nominating and Governance Committee. Carmine has been active in many organizations including The Park School in Brookline, MA, and Brooks School in North Andover, MA, where he served as a trustee. Carmine and his wife, Beth, are 1976 graduates of Boston College where they remain involved. They have three children and reside in Chestnut Hill and Marion, Massachusetts.
As a business leader in Boston, a seasoned volunteer, and a summer resident of Marion, Carmine brings a breadth of experience and perspective as our new Chairman. We congratulate him on his new post and thank him for accepting this important leadership position on behalf of our school.
Keith Browning ’79, after eight years of leadership as our Chairman, and twenty-six as a trustee, continues his board tenure on several standing board committees. Carmine stated, “The board is enormously grateful for Keith’s leadership over the past eight years, and I expect to make full use of his experience as I succeed him in chairing Tabor’s Board of Trustees.”
Keith Browning ‘79 received the Distinguished Service to Tabor Award in 2013, Tabor’s highest honorary award, for his long and dedicated service.
