BMC Board of Directors

Next board meeting
Monday, July 14th @ 7:15pm
BMC Studio - Room 117 - Belmont High School

Current Board Members
Jonathan B. Green - Chair
Myron Kassaraba - Vice Chair
Eric Steinert - Treasurer
Christine Dunn - Secretary
Monica Collins
Chet Messer
David T. Nelson
Edward Yee

Board Documents
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Jonathan B. Green - Chairman
Jonathan has over 25 years of professional experience spanning various facets of advanced technology, from the highly technical (including hardware and software design) to the business side (including marketing, finance, legal, and executive management). Leveraging this strong business experience and technology background, Jonathan often acts as an advisor and strategy consultant to emerging technology companies and their CEOs.

Jonathan holds six patents; and his more than forty publications include two book chapters and various meeting speeches, covering the diverse areas of solid-state electronics, analog signal processing, and enterprise software and computer systems for e-commerce. Jonathan’s academic degrees include both a Ph.D. in Applied Physics, as well as an M.S. in Management of Technology.

Active in civic affairs, Jonathan currently is co-Chair of the Information Technology Advisory Committee for the Town of Belmont, MA, as well as a member of Belmont’s Cable Television Advisory Committee, and its Building Security Committee. Jonathan has been a resident of Belmont since 1988.

As founding President and Chairman of the Board of Belmont Community Media Center, Inc., he is dedicated to providing media access on a local scale.

Jonathan’s leisure-time interests involve his family (including his dog), travel, golf, high-end audio and video systems, the restoration of a 1929 Model A Ford, and a very casual game of tennis.

Edward Yee

David T. Nelson
Dr. David T. Nelson is a professor and former chair in the Department of Finance at Bentley College since 1983. He has been a consultant to or board member of a number of financial and non-financial corporations. For ten years prior to that, he directed the Colloquium on the Future, the largest future studies course in the United States, at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana. His publications include Approaching the Future – Forwards Not Backwards, Where He Liked To Be, and Managing Financial Institutions. He is a past chairman of the Greater Boston Chapter of the World Future Society. He is also a professional hypnotist and holds two USCG Captain’s Licenses. He has resided in Belmont, Massachusetts since 1983.

Monica Collins

Christine Dunn, Secretary
is founder and president of Savoir Media Co., a consulting firm based in Belmont, Massachusetts, that provides communications, media training and editorial strategy services for businesses.

Prior to starting her company, Ms. Dunn worked at Bloomberg News for more than a decade. She began in the company's Princeton office, where she spent six years as a reporter, editor and then leader of the North America Consumer/Retail Team.

In June 2002, Ms. Dunn was named Bureau Chief of Boston, Bloomberg's second largest market in North America after New York. During her tenure, Bloomberg's staff increased to 22 from seven with the addition of a broadcast desk for Bloomberg Radio and Television, and the expansion of the Investment team. The bureau produced a radio talk-show called "Simply Put" that was on the air six days a week, hired a full-time television producer, and hosted a monthly roundtable series of executives and academics in New England.

During her first two years in Boston, Ms. Dunn helped build Bloomberg's North America mutual funds coverage, first as a separate team and then as part of a group covering the global investing industry, which also includes hedge funds, private equity and real estate. In March 2005, she was asked to spearhead Bloomberg's coverage of education in North America.

Before joining Bloomberg in October 1995, Ms. Dunn spent two years working and studying in Tokyo and completed a master's degree in Asian studies and international business from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. She received her undergraduate degree at Tufts University, and also earned certificates for Japanese language study at Keio University and the International Conversation Academy in Tokyo.

In addition to her consulting work for such companies as State Street Corp., The Brookeside Group, Isis Maternity and Incendia Partners, Ms. Dunn works with the Center for Women and Enterprise in Boston, counseling women entrepreneurs on marketing strategies for their new businesses.

Ms. Dunn is a regular contributor to Compliance Week’s online and print publications, focusing on internal controls and auditing issues. She also writes for the new Walt Disney Co. Web site, www.family.com, on parenting and family financial issues. Ms. Dunn’s articles also have appeared in Computer World and Parents and Kids magazines.

Myron Kassaraba, Vice Chair

Eric Steinert, Treasurer

Chet Messer