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News of the School excellent, well-rounded education and opportunities for immersion in athletics, the arts, enriched co-curricular activities, community service" and more. In terms of his work on behalf of HM, the future also includes continuing to attend to important issues for the school, such as growing the diversity of the student and employee population and building upon the already strong curriculum, "particularly in the STEM subjects." In addition, Colacino is focused on assisting HM improve facilities to enable the school to serve its students at the highest level, and its faculty to fully realized their teaching talents. Now in his second year as Chair of the Horace Mann School Board of Trustees, Colacino's overall objective for HM is to "keep producing kids who are well-prepared, self-regulating, and have a capacity to find their purpose in life. That's most important. Tom and Steve (the former Board Chair) would always talk about 'purposefulness' as being one of the major things that you accomplish by getting through HM. In summary, the two key words in my aspirations for HM students are 'balanced' and 'ready.' Those are the kinds of kids we want to produce." Horace Mann School Welcomed New Trustees for 2015-2016 Brian L. Eizenstat P '25, '28 Brian L. Eizenstat is in his first year as a member of the Horace Mann School Board of Trustees. Brian is a Managing Director at Lone Pine Capital, a hedge fund based in Greenwich, Conn. At Lone Pine he invests globally in a variety of sectors, including cable/telecom, industrials and business services. Prior to joining Lone Pine, Brian was an analyst at Seneca Capital. He began his career as an analyst in the Mergers and Acquisitions Group of Salomon Brothers and in the Media Group at Lazard Freres. A Magna Cum Laude graduate of Emory University he earned his Master in Business Administration from Harvard Business School. Brian is involved in several non-profit organizations, including Park Avenue Synagogue where he is on the Board of Trustees and is Chairman of the Audit Committee. Brian and his wife Erin live in New York City with their daughters Julia '25, Caroline '28 and son Eric. Winston C. Fisher P '22 Winston Fisher was named to the Horace Mann School Board of Trustees during the 2015-2016 school year. A Partner at Fisher Brothers, he directs the company's financing/ investing activities, property acquisitions and dispositions, and oversees all new development initiatives. With experience across a broad range of transactions, Winston leads all financial analysis, due diligence, project capitalization efforts and joint-venture partnerships for new and distressed real estate projects. In addition to his active participation in the company's development projects, he also manages the firm's day-to-day stock and investment portfolio, including asset allocation, risk management and investment manager selection. Co-Chair of the NYC Regional Economic Development Council, Winston also serves as a Trustee on the Citizens Budget Commission. He is a member of the Real Estate and Construction Council of Lincoln Center, serves on the Board of the Realty Foundation of New York, 24 Horace Mann Magazine Summer 2016 and served on the Board of Trustees at Syracuse University. Involved in a number of philanthropic activities, he is the Executive Vice Chairman of the Fisher House Foundation, a national not-for-profit established to support and house injured Armed Services veterans and their families. Winston is also on the Board of the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum. Prior to joining Fisher Brothers in the spring of 2000, Fisher worked as an analyst at JP Morgan Chase. After successfully completing his tenure at Chase, he joined Heller Financial working in Private Equity Acquisitions Finance and Asset-backed transactions in 1999. He graduated from Syracuse University in 1996 with a BA in Philosophy. Winston Fisher lives in New York City with his daughter Kaia '22 and his son Andrew. Jan Frasier Maltby Jan Frasier Maltby was elected president of the Horace Mann Parents Association (HMPA) in spring 2015, and is in her second year in this position, and on the Horace Mann School Board of Trustees. She and her husband John are the parents of five children, including HMers Zoe '10, Emma '14 and Sophie '17. Jan has been involved with the HMPA since the Maltby family became members of the Horace Mann School community in 2003, when their daughter Zoe entered the school. Jan Maltby served on numerous HMPA committees, and as HMPA Upper Division co-president, from 2012-2014. The Maltby family recently moved to Riverdale after living for 23 years in Sleepy Hollow, where Jan served as co-president of Slow Food Westchester, president of the Sleepy Hollow Garden Coalition, co-chair of the Washington Irving Elementary PTA and as a volunteer in the Education Department of the Stone Barns Center. Jan received her BA from Southern Utah University in Theatre Education and her MFA in Theatre Directing from Indiana University. She has also served as the Artistic Director of Shotgun Productions and was the General Manager of Jacqueline's Restaurant in NYC. The family's move brought Jan closer to Horace Mann School, enabling her to preside over, participate in and attend even more HM activities throughout the school than she had before, from HMPA meetings, to Book Days, to HM Theatre Company productions, to Service Learning Days, Diversity Office events, athletic events and much more. Vinayak Singh P '26 Vinayak Singh began serving on the Horace Mann School Board of Trustees during the 2015-2016 academic year. He is President and an Executive Committee Member of Evercore ISI. He has been with the company (and its predecessor company, ISI Group) since 1994 and is a member of ISI's Management and Investment Policy Committees. Prior to joining ISI, Vinayak was a Portfolio Manager for Republic Western Insurance Company. He graduated from Gustavus Adolphus College in 1989. Vinayak grew up in India, Malaysia, Sweden and Italy and moved to the U.S. in 1985. He serves on the executive board of the International Tennis Hall of Fame. Vinayak and his wife Ashu live in Manhattan with their three sons, Sunjay, Aarik and Rabee, and, daughter Elina '26. $

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