CORNERSTONES EMBRACES CHANGE!
Despite the challenges posed by COVID-19
WE ARE GROWING!
We are Excited to Introduce Cornerstones' New Executive Director and Board Executive Committee Members!
Tracey Enright, Cornerstones' Executive Director
Prior to joining Cornerstones Tracey was the Vice President of Feeding Santa Fe and a Member of the Santa Fe Food Policy Council. Previously, she was the Director of Education and Interpretation at the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum in Santa Fe. Before moving to New Mexico, Tracey worked at the Smithsonian Institution where she led major initiatives that shared the Institution’s resources with communities across the country. Tracey received her bachelor’s degree from the University of California, Los Angeles, and a Master of Arts from New York University. Tracey has completed 18 marathons including Boston; Chicago, Marine Corps and New York City. In addition to travelling the world, she enjoys hiking New Mexico trails with her husband, David and their dog, Matilda.
Todd Sickles, Chair of the Board of Directors
Todd has spent most of his professional career in IT and business consulting having worked with clients both domestically and abroad in the areas of business transformation and large program delivery. He is currently CEO of Tsymmetry, a Washington, DC based IT consulting firm specializing in classified solutions for select Federal Government agencies. He has served on the board of Brainfood and managed 4 American Red Cross shelters during the Katrina disaster recovery effort. He and his wife Cathy have been coming to New Mexico for the past 15 years and are in the process of relocating to Santa Fe later this year. They are both active in non-profit work and look forward to making tangible contributions to our local community.
Caroline Little, Vice Chair of the Board of Directors
Caroline grew up in Washington, D. C., and practiced law for several years there. Publishing and journalism have always been her passion, and Caroline spent the rest of her career in digital newspaper publishing. She served as CEO and publisher of washingtonpost.com, CEO of the guardian, US, and CEO of the Newspaper Association of America. She has been involved with several nonprofits since retiring to Santa Fe (where her parents spent their retirement) in 2015 with her husband, Dan Burton. Caroline and Dan have two daughters, Kiki, and Sophia.
Angelo Gaziano, Treasurer of the Board of Directors
Angelo has been with the Burke family owners of Outside Integrated Media for the past 40 years. He is currently Executive Vice President/Chief Operating Officer. Over the years he held the positions of the Accounting Manager, Controller and Vice President/Financial Director, mainly in the publishing sector and other companies owned by the Burke family. Angelo received his MA in Accounting from Roosevelt University in Chicago and a BS in Marketing from Southern Illinois University. He has two adult children, Alex and ann. Angelo likes horses, golfing, hiking, and owning old British cars.
Suzanne Alba, Secretary of the Board of Directors
Suzanne is a native Santa Fean whose family arrived and settled in Northern New Mexico over 400 years ago. Youngest daughter of late longtime Cornerstones supporter and board member Elvira Vigil Ogard, Suzanne graduated with a professional degree in Architecture from the University of Oregon with a minor in Art History. After a long career as a partner in an award-winning architectural firm, she is currently General Manager of Otra Vez de Santa Fe, which hosts hundreds of visitors to Santa Fe each year. Suzanne and her husband have two adult children, Sophia Claire, and Emory Olin.
Mason Wilson, Chair Emeritus
Wilson Mason spent 30 years in counseling, mediation, and appraisal of commercial and investment real estate with WKMason Company in Dallas, TX. He has been active on local and national boards, professional organizations, and civic/community endeavors. With retirement he continues a life-long interest in restoration of unique properties with Cornerstones’ community development projects. Santa Fe has been Wilson’s second home for over 23 years, and he welcomes this new and expanded opportunity for community involvement and service.
