Alumni Weekend

Lauren McCallum '00 is Head of Corporate Access and Broker Relations at Epoch Investment Partners. Prior to joining Epoch, Lauren was Co-Head of Corporate Access and part of the Platform Solutions Execution Management team at the hedge fund, Millennium Management.

Jay T. Jenkins '75 is trained as a musician in piano, trumpet and voice. As a dancer he has created a choreographic movement style which combines classical and stylized jazz, modern, tap & funk/hip hop.

Olivia Giordano '12 received her undergraduate degree from New York University and a graduate degree from the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health. Olivia worked as a Project Manager at the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene for several years.

Emilia Giordano '06 currently works as a Wraparound Coach & Trainer at the University of New Hampshire's Institute on Disability. In this role, she is responsible for providing training, facilitating implementation, and ensuring fidelity of New Hampshire Wraparound.

Bettina Hayles Giordano '78 began attending GSB in 1972, the first year of the merger between the Gill School and St. Bernard’s School. A graduate of Drew University, she returned to Drew to earn a Masters in Medical Humanities in 2019 and has completed coursework in Columbia University’s Narrative Medicine certificate program.

Claire Diab '78 is an International Yoga Therapist, Health and Wellness Expert, and Inspirational Speaker. She is the Founder and Lead Educator of The American Yoga Academy, now an Online Yoga Teacher Training School headquartered in Summit, New Jersey.

Caragh Corcoran '13 grew up in a home where she witnessed her parents participate in a variety of community service activities. However, it was during her high school years at GSB she began to nurture her role in community service and take on projects that would foster her growing passion for leadership and service.

Court Clayton '95 is responsible for driving philanthropic revenue across the Oceanographic’s corporate, foundation and individual giving teams, working closely as VP for Advancement & CDO.

Adam Aresty '03 is an award winning screenwriter and novelist based in New York City. He wrote the screenplay for the horror/comedy STUNG (2015), which made its world premier at The Tribeca Film Festival.

Sean Ages '05 attended Northwestern University, where he majored in economics and international studies, spending a portion of his junior year abroad in Beijing. In 2020 Sean completed his MBA program at New York University's Stern School of Business and accepted a new position with Google's Finance Operations team.